SHF High-school Fanfic

[Corty]

Let it die!

 

[georgelee5786]

Banned for giving me a notification

 

[Azure_Fog]

._.

 

[Azure_Fog]

I’ve been summoned from the shadow realm

 

[RedMuffin]

 

[Corty]

View attachment 39847

 

[Prince_Azmiran_Myrian]

We've already had the perfect final chapter.

 

[Azure_Fog]

We've already had the perfect final chapter.

who says we cant have an epilogue~ or 5~ or however many people decide upon~?

 

[SRB]

who says we cant have an epilogue~ or 5~ or however many people decide upon~?

Someone's gonna write an epilogue where everyone breaks character and becomes normal, revealing that everything was a hardcore LARPing session and then Azure's just casualy teleports home, leaving everyone stunned.

 

[Corty]

Someone's gonna write an epilogue where everyone breaks character and becomes normal, revealing that everything was a hardcore LARPing session and then Azure's just casualy teleports home, leaving everyone stunned.

I can log in and delete the novel. The ultimate betrayal.

 

[Azure_Fog]

Someone's gonna write an epilogue where everyone breaks character and becomes normal, revealing that everything was a hardcore LARPing session and then Azure's just casualy teleports home, leaving everyone stunned.

hehehehe~
:3

 

[Azure_Fog]

I can log in and delete the novel. The ultimate betrayal.

…
*stab*

 

[Azure_Fog]

I’ve been using Discord too much in putting everything in separate messages now help

 

[chivesgeorgiy]

I’ve been thinking about this too—it’s a smart way to ease into the game and invite participation without pressure. Here’s what I see happening next if there’s enough interest:

• A shared account would be set up on the main site to host the collaborative story.
• Writers who want to join can message the admin for login info—so everyone can add their bit.
• Obvious trolls or troublemakers will be blocked to keep the fun positive.
• The setting might be a lighthearted high-school trope, giving a loose, open framework for creativity.
• Players can reserve or propose character roles, boundaries, and story directions, but participation is totally flexible.
• Even if someone doesn’t want to write, they can still join the conversation and enjoy the story unfolding.

The key is to be respectful and reasonable, keeping the tone funny without meanness. It’s a playful experiment where spontaneity and collaboration mix. I’m curious to see how inventively the group can build something together!

 

[SRB]

I’ve been thinking about this too—it’s a smart way to ease into the game and invite participation without pressure. Here’s what I see happening next if there’s enough interest:

• A shared account would be set up on the main site to host the collaborative story.
• Writers who want to join can message the admin for login info—so everyone can add their bit.
• Obvious trolls or troublemakers will be blocked to keep the fun positive.
• The setting might be a lighthearted high-school trope, giving a loose, open framework for creativity.
• Players can reserve or propose character roles, boundaries, and story directions, but participation is totally flexible.
• Even if someone doesn’t want to write, they can still join the conversation and enjoy the story unfolding.

The key is to be respectful and reasonable, keeping the tone funny without meanness. It’s a playful experiment where spontaneity and collaboration mix. I’m curious to see how inventively the group can build something together!

My brother in AI Christ, let the thread die with respect, ffs.

 

[RedMuffin]

I’ve been thinking about this too—it’s a smart way to ease into the game and invite participation without pressure. Here’s what I see happening next if there’s enough interest:

• A shared account would be set up on the main site to host the collaborative story.
• Writers who want to join can message the admin for login info—so everyone can add their bit.
• Obvious trolls or troublemakers will be blocked to keep the fun positive.
• The setting might be a lighthearted high-school trope, giving a loose, open framework for creativity.
• Players can reserve or propose character roles, boundaries, and story directions, but participation is totally flexible.
• Even if someone doesn’t want to write, they can still join the conversation and enjoy the story unfolding.

The key is to be respectful and reasonable, keeping the tone funny without meanness. It’s a playful experiment where spontaneity and collaboration mix. I’m curious to see how inventively the group can build something together!

 

[Iamnotabot]

I’ve been thinking about this too—it’s a smart way to ease into the game and invite participation without pressure. Here’s what I see happening next if there’s enough interest:

• A shared account would be set up on the main site to host the collaborative story.
• Writers who want to join can message the admin for login info—so everyone can add their bit.
• Obvious trolls or troublemakers will be blocked to keep the fun positive.
• The setting might be a lighthearted high-school trope, giving a loose, open framework for creativity.
• Players can reserve or propose character roles, boundaries, and story directions, but participation is totally flexible.
• Even if someone doesn’t want to write, they can still join the conversation and enjoy the story unfolding.

The key is to be respectful and reasonable, keeping the tone funny without meanness. It’s a playful experiment where spontaneity and collaboration mix. I’m curious to see how inventively the group can build something together!

Who let this dude in ? Get out!

 

[Azure_Fog]

I’ve been thinking about this too—it’s a smart way to ease into the game and invite participation without pressure. Here’s what I see happening next if there’s enough interest:

• A shared account would be set up on the main site to host the collaborative story.
• Writers who want to join can message the admin for login info—so everyone can add their bit.
• Obvious trolls or troublemakers will be blocked to keep the fun positive.
• The setting might be a lighthearted high-school trope, giving a loose, open framework for creativity.
• Players can reserve or propose character roles, boundaries, and story directions, but participation is totally flexible.
• Even if someone doesn’t want to write, they can still join the conversation and enjoy the story unfolding.

The key is to be respectful and reasonable, keeping the tone funny without meanness. It’s a playful experiment where spontaneity and collaboration mix. I’m curious to see how inventively the group can build something together!

hello there ai~

Die <3

*stabs it*

now you will face my wrath hehehe….

*this ai ceases existing everywhere all at once as its concept of existing is wipe out*

:3

 

[JayMark]

Sounds like you all should probably ask to have this thread locked.

 

[Corty]

Are we…. BACK?!