When you find an old book of fairytales in grandmother’s attic to take home, you suddenly find yourself in the world of the fairytales you’d read as a child. But what’s this? Why is Fairy Godmother a witch? Who are the mice? Why are they so lifeless? And why is the enchantment cast on Cinderella so deadly? What’s going on?

Readers, I welcome you to Fairytales, a series where you, the main character, find yourself traveling from one twisted fairytale to another! Can you survive? There’s only one way to find out, and only one way out alive….

I was being sarcastic because I found your 'advice' hilarious. lol. I wasn't being serious. 

I'll have to try that when I turn 21. lol

I had one account, but forgot my password, so I had to make a new account, which was rosesareblue. ,_,

If you don't mind my asking, why do you ask?

You definitely seem to know what you are doing! (Well, everyone does, but still) 

Honestly, I like the idea of plotting out the story. I actually saw someone mention in a forum about something called Obsidian and I've been trying to use that for story plotting. (Might need to Google a tutorial..)

I also find action scenes difficult. I prefer writing scenes with a lot of beauty in it, with descriptive words like "the soft morning sunlight glistening on the snow made the world around her seem to glow like gold" or "drops of rain dripped from the emerald green leaves of the old elm tree, sparkling like fragile jewels". Stuff like that. Describing someone fighting is...tough. Especially since I have no idea what some moves are or how to describe them. 

Thank you for your advice! 

Admittedly, I also have my Idea-In-The-Shower moments, specifically for making up random songs that I never actually end up writing. 
 

Thank you very much!

So.... similar to what Fluxion said? Will do! And thank you, I appreciate all the advice I can get. 

Dang. Well first, salute to you, second, I might try that as well! Since I love music and tend to image a battle scene in my head when a good song comes on. 

I'm too young

I shall read this. Thank you. 

I'll see if that helps. Thank you.