There are people who are born great and there are people who are born in the worst of conditions, and then there's you, the average joe, named... Joe.

You live in a fantasy world, filled with many different species, but again, fate wanted you to be as average as possible and made you a average human.

And rub in the wound, you were placed in a boring average human city, of course, you were born average, but fate is nothing if not flexible, you can exit from your averageness and become above average... hopefully.

Ah, the life of a demon is a good one! Unless you are not in the process of being turned to ashes by an angel or anything like that. This story will be about our fellow CYS user(not an actual user) Mark, and how, one fateful night, as he is walking with two girls, at night, he is knocked out by some unseen force. There, King D (a.k.a the Devil) makes him a proposition to turn him into a demon... from there things will only get fun!

This story will be a long one, with about 9 paths that you can pick from. You can play it out to find them! The story will take place in probably several years, so landscape might change by a lot(especially on one of those paths!)... Well all I can say now is good luck!

..Earth, a place where fantasy doesn't exist, where creatures such as werewolves, vampires and all supernatural things exist only in our minds... Or do they?

You play as a Hunter of these creatures, to make sure that the populace stays unaware of these creatures existence, luckily for you, you are not alone in this nigh impossible quest, there are plenty of other hunters to aid you, one of them from Australia, codename Delta, another one from Japan, who likes to call himself Naruyasha and one guy coming from the supernatural world called the NecroKnight, but don't worry, your team is not alone, there are plenty of other hunter teams around the Earth to help you... or kill you.

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You wake up in a bed in what seems to be a small decrepit home with only a bow, a dagger and a note from a mysterious person simply warning you of the dangers outside. What dangers though, the mysterious person does not mention.

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W.I.P

It is in the nature of everyone of us to dream, to dream of things that we could achieve, of the obstacles we could overcome, of all the people we would save... however, most of us do only that, dream and yet we never really try to leave the safety that the things we know have provided us, we never try to make those dreams come true, but now, you have chance to achieve your dream, using the last of my powers, I will take you on a possibly perilous adventure in which there is the high possibility that you will perish, but should you succeed, then your dream will have come true...

(For what I have in mind for this game, it will be a HUGE game that I proposed myself of making but only recently got around to try and creating. You will be set in a vague fantasy world, at first, details about it will be almost non-existant as you develop your character.)

Well, I never really had any problems with immersion when reading manga from my phone, hell, I read it mostly on my phone since I can't be on my laptop for extended periods of time.

Well, in my case it was more like life came in the way of me actually writing that story oh so long ago, but yeah I agree with Cricket here. The SHAME pit is a good motivator for people to actually finish the story they started writing.

An argument would actually consist of me actually, you know arguing with him, I was actually just curious and asking him a question.

Yeah, just out of curiosity, what government do you even assume "I'm naively believing"?

Well, then I guess I better get on writing in the next contest before the SHAME becomes too much to bear.

I love the fact that I'm still shamed despite the fact that I haven't even posted on the forums since 2017.

Yep, it's me.

Hold on, again?

10/10 advice there, Ford

Oh, you misunderstand, it's not that I can't believe your statement, because I've seen these kinds of statements a lot on the internet, unfortunately, I've even had the misfortune of arguing with people like you a few times on the internet. I'm more amazed, or shocked as you say that you're so adamant in your belief about this, that is all.