What more can I say? You are a cat and this is your highly unexpected life. If I say anymore it just might spoil the story for you. Go off and discover the wonders of this story for yourself!

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Though heavily influenced by the children book series Warriors by Erin Hunter, this is not a fan-fiction. This choice adventure will be going in a different direction, with different lore and different expectations, you can be assured of that. 

This is my first story, so please tell me how I'm doing, even if the story is not complete I greatly appreciate any forms of critic whether negative or positive.

Thank you for your consideration and time. I hope you enjoy this story and look for more of my stuff in the future. 

Testing out the advanced settings for storygame. This is for my personal use.

Sorry about that.

Till Nothing Remains is a story revolving around a Post Apocalyptic world. I suppose you can consider this a cliche Zombie game, but with a catch. (Which you will find out as you progress through the game)

Your sole purpose is to survive. Can you do it?

I read and saw Watership Down when I was a kid and I can honestly say I never looked at bunnies the same way again. Though, I have to admit Watership Down and The Plague Dogs top my charts of the most messed up, but also most awesome children's movies out there...albeit my views on the films were entirely opposite at the time when I first watched it. 

When I first put the movie in, I went from smiles to a look of utter horror as I processed everything that was happening with my tiny brain. 

There was just something about The Plague Dogs that spoke to me as a kid and made me never watch or touch the movie ever again until years later. Maybe it was the good old-fashioned animal cruelty in the very first scene that set the pace for the entire movie and gave me a heads up of what I was expecting. Or maybe it was the fact that I had my dog in the room while I was watching it. Truly, I do not know. 

 But I do know when I watch it now I can actually enjoy it and for that I give praise for where praise is due.

Bravo Richard George Adams. Bravo, you magnificent man you. 

I can't help but find my memories of The Brave Little Toaster to be a source of conflicting emotion ranging from confusion and great joy. 

Sure, it had it's good points and the movies were definitely good, but when I look back now there were some parts that made me question.

If I recall there was a Clown Nightmare or Dream somewhere in the movie, which Brair pointed out. I don't know about you, but clowns scare the crap out of me. I don't know why they put that satanic clown into the movie, but I was NOT expecting it. NOPE. Deal breaker right there.

There was also another thing...that old air condition in the house, you remember that? It was all grumpy and everything and then got into this huge rage and overheats himself and burns to death and then the other appliances just leave. You remember that? I remember that. Was I the only one who got a bit disturbed when that happened? Just me? Okay.

I'm going to go sit in that corner over there now because I'm starting to remember all those old kids movies I use to watch. Truly, all of them have their creepy points. 

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang; Evil Baron Child Catcher anyone?

This might sound weird but uh...Yeah, I kinda just mashed a bunch of letters together and came up with what you see now. No origin to the nickname. Just nonsense.