#marble question

Those of you who swallowed the marble received the following text:

Upon swallowing the marble, you gain access to a unique well of Void magic. In a few weeks, you will encounter a second god who will stay her hand from killing you because she recognizes your new magic, and you will go on to save the rest of the world with her aid.

Good job! Thank you for playing!

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Those of you who did not swallow the marble received something similar to the following text:

In a few weeks, you will meet a second, different kind of god who will have no reason to stay her hand in killing you, and will do so.

My condolences, and thank you for playing!

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In my story The Final Pack, the main character Stiles has been led to believe that supernatural creatures are mindless and bloodthirsty. However, when his best friend Scott is bitten, it is the humans who wish to kill him and the wolves who agree to save him. This turns his perception of supernatural creatures on its ear, and in a bid to further protect Scott from harm, he asks to set off into the apocalypse with the pack to find out what else he has been wrong about and what else is out there.

Adventures ensue as they travel around the ruined world, including this particular one, where they happen upon Eden and meet a trio of gods they help out of a bind. Stiles is gifted the inert fragment, which he does in fact swallow and gains access to a well of Void magic which will aid him in later adventures.

The 2012 apocalypse was supernatural in nature. Magics that had previously either lain dormant, didn’t exist, or stayed quiet arose which caused many disruptions in the natural order of things. Supernatural creatures, which had previous existed under the radar, became plentiful and obvious. Weather and geography changed, everything from things being destroyed to things being transplanted to things being created. You are in America where the land east of and including most of the Appalachians sank below the sea, and a gouge opened up in the north that spans from the Rockies to the Appalachians and is so wide you cannot see one side while standing on the other.

*glee*

The marble question was a made up scenario I played with followers last year. The question was based on an upcoming event in a story I was writing. I presented the question to everyone, and they had the ability to ask whatever question they wanted (with one exception) and get a truthful answer. The object of the game was to come to a conclusion about whether or not you would do the thing presented in the question.