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The Ocean's Daughter

The girl shrouded in mystery . . . Additional info: You play the role of a male character named Brandon. There are three possible endings: the bad, the average, and the perfect ending. To get the perfect ending, you need a perfect score, so it's hard to get. Notes: I have fixed the problem with the end link with help from Killa_Robot.

Wolf Spirit

You walk through the woods after you and your mother get into an altercation. You wander around and hear some shuffling. You find a girl is being chased by a wolf! You instinctively run to help her. Will that be the chance to find out who you truly are? Or, your mistake of a lifetime? Special thanks to SindriV and written_agreement for testing and editing this for me. And thank you, JJJ-thebanisher, for creating the Fantasy Contest that had me thinking up this idea. DISCLAIMERS: This storygame is a lot more story than game. This story is linear at some parts and have some long pages. Deal with it. Some choices may make little difference to the story. It's just another way to enjoy the actual reading of the story. This story was created at first as a linear story at first. Some parts may seem written a little different than others because of this.

Demigods

unpublished

You play as Alexandra Cantour, a normal teenage girl. Pfft, yeah right. You soon learn that you are a demigod: a child of which is a descendant of a Greek god. However, in this game, you are able to choose which god is your father/mother, but you still have the choice to get picked randomly. But you play the same character, Alexandra, in all of them. This game is located in the Fantasy category although it is loosely based on the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. This is simply because I don't believe this to be a 'fan fiction' because I only use the setting of Camp Half-Blood and

From an Orchard

unpublished

Your name is Daniel Doover. You are a hardworking young boy who has lived the life of tragedy. You have an average build with grizzly brown hair. Your skin is tan; a perfect shade. You aren't muscular, nor scrawny; just average. Your grass green eyes are unnatural for your hair color, but nobody really pays attention to you, let along your eyes. Everyone is much too busy, himself included. Busy, busy, busy. You have been a peasant all your life, which is where the tragedy comes into play. Being a peasant is normal for any village that lives around the kingdom. People running from place to place, stores selling different goods from food to jewelry to clothes, even filthy little children begging for food is the natural way. Someone from a separate village, such as Calidinia, or Loghia, wouldn't think much of you. You're just another regular peasant, right? Wrong. Your predicament, your way of living, your family. None of it is "normal". Not in the slightest.

It's the Villain's Turn

unpublished

'Once upon a time there was an evil man who only wanted the world's destruction. As he tried to overrun the world in order to destroy it, a man in a red cape and bright blue tights flew in and tied the evil man up, throwing him in jail! All was right with the world and the hero picked up his girlfriend, flying into the sunset, Happily Ever After.'Okay, seriously, who ever came up with this? A hero is the man who defeats the villain because the villain wants to destroy the world? Please! Why would the villain want to DESTROY the world he just took over? Regular citizens just don't understand.This is your story, as a 'villain' among your city. You're not 'evil' or 'horrible' and you certainly don't want 'world destruction'. You're just misunderstood. But it's your turn at this world. Go rule it.

Roads Less Traveled

unpublished

Life is never a picnic. And if it is, then it’s not a very good picnic. Not good at all. There would be ants crawling all over your legs, kids running around screaming and shrieking, the clouds overhead dreary and sprinkling that slowly turns into a downpour. Of course, even if Life is a horrible picnic, there’s always that one little dessert at the bottom of the basket that has been kept hidden, away from the ants, undisturbed by children, and shielded from the rain. Now getting to that picnic in the first place is like the roads less traveled. You always want a secluded place, perfect scenery, even if others destroy it. We all make mistakes—we take the wrong turn, go over a few bumps, and maybe even get a flat among the way. The goal is to just not drive off the cliff. Don’t die until after you eat that perfect dessert. In Roads Less Traveled, that’s exactly what you want to do: find your ‘dessert’ before you die. That dessert could have to do with relationships, the perfect job, or just staying with your family until your deathbed. I wish you the best of luck.

A key part of a great story is good character developement.

Three simple questions on how to use link and variable restrictions.

"They've been in the same room," Lucious adds. "Granted, not every bit of their energy, but a great deal of it. There was a bit of warping in reality but not enough to destroy everything. It did give a lot of people massive headaches, though."

It surprised me, and I must say, I'm proud too. I was looking forward most to this class simply for the discussions with my made up religion.

I was going to allow Gaius an answer to Mikoto's superiority comment and then I was going to have Ms. Little move on to the next game...How I love creating ironic names for my teachers.

Lucious notices her change and looks over. "How are you feeling? A little overwhelmed?"

All right, I won't hold it against you if you quit. I'm willing to change schedules though, if you'd like. I've changed a few people's schedules (in fact I believe I've changed a class of yours already. To Psychology, right?)

Lucious watches their little argument with interest and after a while he finally chuckles and pipes up. "God and Satan can be in multiple places at once, you know. They can split up their entities. How do you think God would listen to all of our prayers or Satan keep a hold of all the demons that run amok?" He glances at Djeran and clears his throat. "Uncivilized, I mean. "Anyhow, when they split up their own entity it is as if they're sticking one little hair into their Lego house, if you'd like to think of it like that."

Please don't turn this into an atheist/religion battle, even if you don't mean to.

"They run the school...in parts. Satan has control over different areas and God has control over others...When you find areas with bright lights or high ceilings or white walls, that's probably God's doing, and the areas with darker aspects are most likely Satan's. Of course not everything they wanted could've been incorporated...And I'm sure you'll meet them in this school some day. Sometimes they come just to see what's happening and how the students are doing."

You can be in Social if you'd like.

It sure is hard to explain the different ways of this 'religion' in Religious Studies...but it sure is fun, so I hope you guys in that class are enjoying it.