Character A thought everyone’s lives were like this: every day, they’d wake up as themselves, but something around them was always slightly different. That could be the spelling of their favorite children’s book, the lyrics to a song, or just the taste of a specific brand of butter. It was never something excessive, but just enough to make them think “huh, weird.”

On that Thursday morning, however, they awaken to a world completely different from their own. Everything was wrong, right down to the feeling of denim on their skin and the color of the sky. No one would acknowledge the changes; after all, no one knew anything different...except for Character A, of course.

Concept art for my new dimension au!!!! in which Hinata is a Traveler who, ever since he was little, would flicker between 2 dimensions, which are like mirror worlds. Dimension 1 is everyday life as we know it. In Dimension 2 though, the world is quite literally disintegrating and dissolving into nothingness more and more with every passing day.

The worlds are connected. For every person in D1, there is that same person is D2. If either one of them dies, their counterself dies in the other dimension as well. Travelers are the exception, since they exist between the Dimensions. They have no counterself, there’s only one of them.

D1 dwellers have no idea that D2 exists, but D2 dwellers know all about D1. Since Travelers are usually from D1, they’re revered as Gods or mighty beings in D2. 

With mysterious deaths on the rise, Hinata finds himself travelling to D2 more and more frequently. The hope is that one of the Travelers will be able to save D2, and thus save everyone in D1, for if D2 dies, so does D1 and vice versa.

There are other Travelers besides Hinata.

(I am working through the backlog at the moment, so for anyone curious: REQUESTS ARE STILL CLOSED. But these are my requests from years ago, that I am finally answering now that life is marginally less bad.)

Person A is a child who frees and befriends a demon, Person B, who takes the form of another child to appear friendly and harmless to Person A, and the two attend school together. But Person B is extremely popular and Person A becomes a bit of a loner and isolated which eventually leads to bullying. Person B, seeing Person A’s suffering, builds them a play world and promises to make a world where Person A is surrounded by friends. Person B then proceeds to lure their classmates in, and traps them in the form of toys the moment they upset Person A. Time passes differently there and Person B keeps luring more and more children to the world. As long as Person A doesn’t leave, Person B has free reign within the human world - due to how Person A freed Person B, the demon is stuck being close to them physically and obeying their commands. But Person B decides to keep Person A young and immature by delaying their aging by keeping them in the play world, so Person A is easier to control and doesn’t get to clever to outsmart Person B or use their orders for more complex things.

Person A is someone who didn’t get a childhood because of trauma/responsibilities/forced to grow up too fast/bullying/etc. and meets a demon/wish-granting entity, Person B, and Person A wishes to get to be a child, so Person B creates a world for them where they are reverted to a child form and can play as long as they want within this world. Person B’s wish granting side effect is that they feed off the suffering the wish eventually causes for the one who made the wish, and Person B expects Person A to get tired of being a child quickly. But Person A doesn’t, and Person B is forced to step into the role of parent in an attempt to make Person A learn to hate childhood by getting rules and structure/limitations. But Person A continues to enjoy childhood and all the structure and support and good parenting Person B is giving them and doesn’t want to return to being an adult or regret their wish. So Person B is beginning to starve, but can’t treat Person A badly due to how they made the wish of wanting a good childhood experience.

Person A is a child trapped in a playground/carnival/circus/etc. dimension and must work with various entities to pass various trials. Person A thinks if they win, their prize will be freedom, but in reality the game is for the entities, who win by being the most helpful to the child and the prize is Person A.

Person A and their friends, Person B+, are trapped in a playground/carnival/circus/etc. dimension and must work with various entities to pass various trials. Person A and their friends are told that if they win, they will get to be free. But the game is secretly also for the entities, who get to leave the world with whatever child they helped the most. When Person A and their friends finally escape, they soon learn they are each being haunted by a ghostly entity from the world they thought they escaped from.

(I am working through the backlog at the moment, so for anyone curious: REQUESTS ARE STILL CLOSED. But these are my requests from years ago, that I am finally answering now that life is marginally less bad.)

Person A was conceived and born in a pocket dimension that housed a circus, with a portal that leads to the outside world. The pocket dimension allows gravity to act differently, as well as other laws of physics to be bent or broken. Person A knew their parents ran away from their homes to join this circus and stay within the safety of it’s dimensional boundaries. But when Person A sneaks out with their friend, Person B, who joined the circus later and the two go to visit the real/full world, Person A finds their body can’t easily withstand being in that reality too long, as it puts great strain on them. Person B ends up having to carry them back, and Person A is forbidden from leaving again by their parents, which only makes Person A want to travel outside more. The ringleader and head of the circus, Person C, promises to help Person A find a way to cure their strange condition from existing entirely in the pocket dimension for their entire existence.

Person A was raised by a parent who always told Person A that they had no extended family, that their parent was an orphan, and their other parent had never been in the picture, and so it had always been just the two of them and no one else. But their parent always tell Person A about a circus that comes to the rescue of scared children when they wish really hard for it, and if Person A is ever scared and alone, they should pray for it to come to them. One day, their parent doesn’t come home for a few days and Person A starts to panic, and, in a moment of fear and desperation, they pray for the circus to come, like their parent always told them. A moment later, an airship painted in circus-like designs flies over their apartment and a ladder falls down to their window/balcony level and a stranger dressed in circus gear knocks until Person A lets them in. The stranger, Person B, recognizes Person A, saying they look just like their parent. When Person A explains their parent is missing, Person B promises to help them, and invites them up into the airship.

Person A always wanted to run away and join a circus, but was unable to find one near their area and none ever stopped within range of them. So when they stumble upon a great deal of money through inheritance/a stroke of luck/etc. They decide to create their own circus. But when struggling to find performers, they decide to not let their good fortune go to waste and summon a demon to help. Person B is a demon and amused to be given their strangest request yet - to help get a circus up and running.

Person A has dreamed of running away to the circus throughout their entire childhood and young adult years, and follow the path of a corporate job and financial security that their parents set up for them and pushed them along. But while in college they meet Person B, someone who can seemingly perform real miracles and magic, and the two grow close and, upon hearing Person A’s dream, Person B offers to help them. Person B is a demon who hangs around the college, granting wishes in exchange for the souls of mega rich college kids who are going into careers that they won’t need a soul for. But Person A’s wish is the first one they think might be fun for them as well. And, since they think Person A will want to keep their soul, decides to compromise and make Person A promise to pay them a soul a year for the success of their circus.

(Here you go! Took me a while to find the movie and couldn’t find a ton of information about the game, so hope these work. And with that, my inbox is empty! So if people want to send in more requests, everyone is more than welcome!)

Person A’s mother was sent to a fantasy world of her own creation when she was a teenager and decided to stick around and ended up finding love, getting married, and starting a family, but after she became pregnant with her first child, Person A, she decided it would be safer to raise her child in the real world, and traveled back. But her real life self ends up miscarrying. Little did Person A’s mother know, she couldn’t take her half-fantasy world child back with her, and so Person A was born prematurely in the fantasy world when their mother left. Person A is considered a rarity though in their mother’s fantasy world, unaware that their mother continues to draw the world around them, expanding the world she loved so much. But their mother goes on to have another child, marrying someone new, and living their real world life. But when Person A and Person B’s mother falls ill, Person B goes to the fantasy world accidentally in their sleep, desperate to cure their mother. Person A and Person B end up adventuring together, since Person A has the uncanny ability to alter reality, which Person B doesn’t think anything of, until things about Person A’s life and family start to sound eerily similar to the stories Person B’s mother always told them growing up.

Person A is the child of a powerful witch in their realm, but wants to escape their witch parent’s iron-grip on their life, so finds an artifact that lets them reality hop. Problem is, Person A’s witch parent exists in both realities, but in the realty they hopped into, their self of that world died, and when that version of their witch parent finds them, they are even more controlling over Person A’s life. While their original world parent is desperately hunting them down and trying to find the device Person A hid to get into the world Person A escaped into, Person A is trying to find a way to escape back to their world to evade the extreme overprotective-ness of their witch parent of that reality. So Person A keeps trying to get messages and leave hints for their original reality parent to try to come and save them/help them return home.

Person A is the child of the royal family of light and their homeland is on the brink of war with the royal family of darkness’ land. But then Person B shows up at their door, claiming to be the heir of the land of darkness, and wants to make a truce — by marrying Person A. But it turns out Person B just wants to use Person A’s powers, the ability to see into other realities, to escape their tyrant parents by escaping into another reality. Problem is Person A has to come with them. So Person B takes Person A hostage and goes reality hopping. But Person A wants to go home, worried about their homeland and their people, while Person B wants to live their life freely for once. But the more time the two spend together, Person B starts to fall for Person A, and thinks maybe marrying Person A would give them the freedom they craved but Person A is starting to see the merit in wanting freedom for a little bit longer, unaware that their world is falling into chaos because of their absences (both royal families blaming the other for ‘stealing’ their child).

Person A decides they are the best version of themself as a parent, and decides to hop through realities, stealing all their alternate selves’ kids to raise as their own. But then one of their alternate selves’ challenges them to a interdimensional custody battle over the kid(s) they tried to take from that alternate self’s reality.

Person A realizes their child/children are in danger and decides to send them to a fantasy world of their own creation. But in the fantasy world, there are two versions of Person A, a light version and a dark version, who start having a custody battle over Person A’s kid(s).

Person A’s young child gets very sick, so they decide to write stories/create worlds where their child exists safely, as a way of coping. But then Person A gets dragged into one of their fantasy worlds and finds out a magic poison has latched onto their child of that world and they need to travel with a stranger, Person B, to save their kid. But the longer it takes them to find the cure, the weaker Person B becomes — since Person B is actually Person A’s child, grown up and actually traveling in the past to save their weakened parent, Person A, from their future, who is also sick.

- Mod Poss, the Professional Prompt Maker