In our main novel universe, artifacts are objects created with pure magic. Each one has a massive positive effect, but each must come with a negative, as well. Some are famous items that have been heard of before. Others are original design.
Excalibur grants the power of the original king, but it can only be wielded by that king.
The Genie’s Lamp grants three wishes, each with a twist for the Genie’s own entertainment, but it’s true negative is that it feeds on your soul a little with each wish.
Plague, an apocalypse horseman weapon, carries disease that corrupts and infects everything around the wielder, but also infects the wielder, as well.
Anyone looking to get a free wallpaper? Here's the redone version of the Gluttonous Vol. 3 cover without the title! It just looks amazing and I'm somewhat bragging about the beautiful work the artist had done!
A story about a person who works as a mascot. Not because he enjoys it, or because it pays a lot, but because it protects everyone and everything from his absurd strength with the incredible padding, and hides his identity from those who are looking for him.
On rare occasions, he'd be seen without the suit, revealing his horribly scarred body, showing that he's lived a very dangerous life prior to becoming a simple mascot. His nickname could be "The Touch of Death," representing that even his lightest touches are life-threatening.
Lmao that would be the wildest voice actor for something like this. It would absolutely fit when he takes his glove off, revealing a battle-scarred hand, touching a single finger to the hand of a person he's interrogating, pressing it through his palm and into the table.
"Sorry, but uhhh... I don’t exactly have time for this. Just tell me where the girl is," *Menacingly raising his bloody finger,* "or I'll riddle you with more holes than a fishing net."
Another deep future story that I can't shed too much light on, but it'll be fun when we get there.
Alpha is a wolf who ingests a strange chemical that fell from the sky. Upon doing so, he morphs into a man/wolf, developing hyper intelligence, and gaining a magical trait of releasing body enhancements through various howls.
After scaring off his original pack, he sets off to start a new one as he searches for others who had been changed by the chemical shower.
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This benefits the writers greatly, and there's plenty of other things to read if you're interested in that, as well! If you want one, just throw me a message, and I'll send it! (Also, a link to our page if you'd like to read our novels on there, helping us out, too.)
Anyone a fan of our series Gluttonous? I'm in need of someone to assist us in a test on Globalcomix.
I've been given week trials of gold membership over there, so if anyone wants access to read all three volumes of Gluttonous for free, then just give me a heads up, and I'll send you a free gold membership link! Only 6 available!
I work so much better when I'm under pressure. I don't say that as in I LIKE to be under pressure. I just feel things happen more smoothly when I'm backed into a corner.
Hense, why I'm looking over Gluttonous vol 4 now instead of any time during the previous year I've had to detail it lol.
I kind of want to write horror short stories, but I'm not sure of the demographic on that.
For the handful of readers that we have, would that be something of interest? It would range from short stories to three-sentence horror.
Hell, if it became popular enough, I'd even let people submit their own stuff, then I'd share it, giving them full credit, and getting their twisted mind and name out there a little more lol.
What about fake horror stories? Like it's a comic and the artwork screams dark and gritty horror movie, but the scenarios are all things like stepping on a Lego, or the water turning off in the shower when you've still got shampoo in your hair. *Cue Hitchcock Music*
I would love to do that, except I'm not great at art lol. I do written books because it's free.
Very excellent idea, though! I can already envision it perfectly!
Dreading the thought of entering your son's room. Hearing the crackling laughter from the other side. You take a deep breath, then open the creaking door. A landmine field of legos are spread across the floor. You dodge and maneuver while being over dramatic, trying to reach your son. Finally stepping on a lego, falling to the ground, and haphazardly rolling across the rest, screaming in pain and agony to the gentle, yet painful touch.
I have some horror stories that I want to write, but I know none of them are worth a full, dedicated story.