Young Writers Society

@AstralHunter: Thanks, I appreciate the compliment. It might not be the post I've had the least concerns about (especially because I worry I might be giving Aegeas parts of my personality that he shouldn't have), but I'm happy to see that you enjoyed it.

As for the next day, I was thinking about creating a bonus post on the night of the first day, where I can introduce an old character again and something I've been planning for some time, but the bonus post could just as easily fall on the second night, or the third, etc. Of course, I still have to work on the rPMD post, which I plan to write sometime during the weekend. However, I wouldn't mind starting the 2nd day, although the post may take a little while to complete.

And don't worry, I already have plans to make the next day's challenge more interesting, although it'll probably be slightly more lighthearted than the first day's. Maybe.

@Astralhunter and @TheSilverFox : Amazing posts from the both of you. They gave me the inspiration I need to finish up a post of my own. Not the Alek/Arthur/ Felicity post, unfortunately. Just one I had been trying to write forever. It's done, and is likely up by the time you read this.

ROBUSTO! Bad! Bad @Robusto! I just skipped a large portion of your post because I realized you were going to spoil every single one of the Mystery Dungeon games for me if I continued reading that. Give a person a warning next time, please. Fortunately, I could guess that Dialga was present in Space, Time, and Sky, but as for that first one, I no nothing of PMD 1 or 2, and I know literally nothing about the one with the Hydreigon. I'm avoiding Spoilers for that one as much as I am for Pokémon Sun and Moon.

But other than that, your post was marvelous! I saw that reference to Tempest's visions - it's a little early, seeing as his post is at the top of that particular SB page - but I loved the rest. Also, it will be difficult for me not to writhe in disgust if Keela meets Gabriel. He'll probably ascribe his feelings of discomfort to the fact that she's a fairy with a massive jaw growing out the back of her head.



Also.

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Zero is neither Bloodmoon nor Deoxys, so certain people *hinthint* don't have to guess either of those names in future.

IWILLFINDIT!!IWILLFINDITTTT!!!

@StupidSoup: You never will. By the time you learn the truth, it'll be too late for anyone. You all can try to win this SB trilogy, but failure is the only outcome I can foresee. You're all just not strong enough. Sorry.

on that note, here's a nice building to throw myself off of.

Pidgeons can fly... XD

Not when they're filled with concrete.

Si vis pacem para bellum.

Not all of us speak Latin... D:

I don't; I just like finding Latin expressions (because let's face it, the language is fascinating.) "Si vis pacem para bellum" means "If you want peace, prepare for war."

Nisi te ius. Et pro cochleari /.3./

Unfortunately, Numbers, I saw your English version before you edited it into Latin, so your evil plot has failed (it went something along the lines "unless it's soup. Then prepare for spoon.")

From my experience, Latin's especially fascinating when you're using the biography of Nero as your translation practice book.

It. Was. Hilarious. Beyond belief. Also I REALLY need to catch up on reading these posts.

I SWEAR TO GOD ZERO IS HIDDEN BETWEEN THESE WORDS SOMEWHERE.