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He definitely went off topic, but I imagine some terrifying monsters can come from our own dreams. I've had some real nasty monsters in my dreams, but they don't count, so I won't mention them.

Well, since Shiriru exploded, I guess I'm winning. Wah! to pay respects.

But what if... you didn't "Nyah!", and said something else?

He landed hard, groaning as he looked around trying to locate the little thief he called his pet.

I'm sure this was in at least one movie.But for a serious answer, IT terrified me.

Yin and yang. ☯

Axel flopped down on his bed, staring up at the sterile white ceiling of the facility, tossing a rubber ball up and down.

Any objections to me starting us off?

Agreed. I think the first rule should be let's avoid smut, and maybe keep a linear story?

Yes, but so do 100% of other people.

Im currently winning by drinking nothing but water for the past ten years.

Grrrrrr!!!!!

Woof!

1. I don't think a good villain necessarily needs to be complex, sometimes it's fun to find a villain who just wants to watch the world burn. Maybe give them a reason, but I literally wrote one of my villains as a psychopath with no major driving force other than just enjoying what he does. He's...

It would appear that as of this particular moment, I'm winning.

About right after world war 2, before that, it was actually the opposite. It was supposed to be a way of reinforcing the new gender equality act.

Your attention please, I'm currently winning. That is all, thank you.

Yeah, it's mostly to skip through a point in the story where very little happens, I'll do a chapter or two where it runs through everything happening during that time, but the main goal is to just get through a boring part of the story.