Hahaha. I wrote another 2000 words today, despite my exhausted state. I hope this trend follows through and I might have something to present on Halloween.
Part 1 of my story is effectively finished unless I try to change something I don’t like. The hard part is only beginning.
Jeez, that’s more than I have in total… Ugh. I climb up only to realise everyone else is already at the top and just climb back down again.
I am at 16k more or less.
Trust me when I say that writing those words weren’t fun at all. The state of mind I’m in didn’t help my focus and I’m pretty sure there are more mistakes in that block of text than actually story related things.
Came to late to join in on the fun but I’ll be cheering you all on! Lol. I cant wait to see everyone’s work!
Just had a thought…wondering if some of you could survive your own story.
Let’s say you’re putting the finishing touches and you get sucked into the story like magic…Could you survive yours?
My answer is both yes and no. 
I think I would lol…
Define survive. If Include being possesses by brain worms then yeah.
Yeah, I could. Although my story’s a slice-of-life one, so I’m not sure if it counts…
There’s no deaths in mine, so yes 
Shivers That sounds most unpleasant lol
Brain worms you say😥?
Mine doesn’t also have death scenes too 
It does…
uncertainty
I see… Well I can’t wait to see what everyone has planned out
That and Dark slimy energy tentacles.
What’s next, mind-altering psychics? Centuries-old hexes? A staggering amount of mind-screws?
No seriously, what’s next? I’m starting to get scared about your story here…
Well I don’t see Me surviving your story 
After reading one of your alternate endings
Now
Brain worms and Dark tentacles:joy:
Well, the game is called Stranded not Diva dancing… Lol 
But don’t worry I am not good at terror so I doubt that will be scary. There are good ending sort of
Still trying to figure out how to naturally incorporate choices into some pages so people won’t complain about a lack thereof, even small choices feel out of place at the moment.
Don’t worry too much about it, while you are writing. When you have people reading it ever, ask for that specific feedback. They’ll often have ideas you wouldn’t have come up with yourself.
Looks nervously at 600 word gap between each choice