#orignal work

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Premise "It" is a nameless, genderless thing with one sole purpose: to discover who "it" is. YOU, as the reader, must play God and make decisions for "it" until you finally unlock "its" final form. Are you willing to risk making life-altering decisions if it means you can fulfill "its" one wish?

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Instructions To make "decisions," you must click on an underlined black hyperlink, which will lead you to the next part of the story.

After you click on the hyperlink, please do not move your mouse. You will be immediately directed to another part of the Google Document. The first thing you should see is a bookmark (a blue square with two blue triangles at the bottom), which is where you continue reading. It is important to remember that the bookmark you were directed to will always be at the top of your page, never at the bottom.

When you find an "Ending," you will need to complete a puzzle to unlock it. Click the underlined hyperlink, which will take you to a Google Form (do not worry, your email is not recorded). Please do not put any punctuation or spaces in the answer box, as it won't let you submit the answer, even if it is correct.

There are 3 endings and 1 secret ending.

Here is the Google Document (please open it in the app or on computer, you appear as anonymous to any other readers or me): Who am I?

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Hints to the puzzles are under the cut

She trusts him,

as the fragile dawn leans into the burning sun ~

risking everything to be illuminated.

He yearns for her,

as the lone wolf yearns for the hunt ~

silent, focused yet desperate to devour what calls to his wild.

"Woahhhh what the heck???" The hero abruptly stopped midway through punching villain in the face. "What???" "What's with your hair???" The hero groaned and punched the villain anyway, "You're like the 10th person to point this out villain" "Yeah, I mean you don't just change your entire fucking head and not raise ANY questions???" The villain ducked from another of the hero's fists and swung a leg under them, making them fall on their hip. "Oh c'mon it's not THAT different" "…..Hero your hair is grey and holographic…", hero jumped back on their feet. "Yeah and?" The villain and hero circled each other, like they were ready to rip the other's throat out. "You have brown hair hero...well HAD" The villain lunged at hero, landing a punch straight in their sternum. Before Hero had a chance to regain their breath, villain elbowed hero in the jaw. "Time out dude, do you want me to continue this conversation or no?" "Sorry, I got new henchmen, It's their first day, I'm training them" The villain bent down, close to the hero, grabbing their neck, in a firm but not harsh grip. "Yeah ok, we've got about five minutes before I got to knock you out, cough a little, make it look like I'm monologuing, so what's the deal with your hair" "Ouch, loosen it up, anyways, I'm just trying something new, boring brown was infact- boring, Why? is it that bad?" "No, it's not…bad" Villain said matter-of-factly, their face however showed no such emotion. "It's….different…" "Like good different or bad different" the hero added a little gasping to make look it more believable. "It's good, it's good!" "Oooh you like it don't you, I can see it in your eyes" "Well considering the fact that you're an empath I'd hope so, anyways, times up, see you next time" and with that, the villain, punched hero in the jaw one more time, knocking them out cold, before getting up and running away from the scene. The hero would be taken care of, villain had better things to do, like answer the million questions that the bright-eyed bushy-tailed new henchmen had for him. Today was indeed going to be a long, long night. But hey, atleast villain had a new colour to add to their portraits…now all they needed to figure out was how to make paint look holographic.

I am pausing most of my fanfiction writing at the moment because I can sustain that during the school year.

Right now I'm focusing on my original work called currently Wanders & Words. It's a young adult to adult urban fantasy story and my goal is to get it written by end of summer so that I don't have to worry about anything but editing during the school year.

It is currently 22,678 words, and only four chapters so... just be aware, again, that most other updating will not be occurring, though I might drop some things here.