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Welp, since no one reads status updates and the like... About my WoF Fan Fic; while I do still really like a lot of the concepts I put into it, I'm not planning on continuing it. I'm afraid a lot of it was highly inspired from ChatGPT, some sections copied directly from it, and before I started using AI and was actually writing it myself, it kinda sucked because I was a kinda sucky writer. (Don't tell me otherwise just to try to make me feel better, I can very clearly see the difference between my earlier writing and my latest writings. Besides, I'm pretty proud of how much I've improved.) BUT, if enough people really loved it that much, I'll rewrite it. I'm still working on Arcanexus, I just decided I should probably give it a plot line so I'm not just blindly writing whatever comes to mind. Probably not my best habit. XD And I haven't really been able to find time to actually write for a while because I kept giving myself other stuff to do, and then came all the holidays and such,

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Prologue of my Book so Far:

Wings of Fire Fan Fic.

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Arcanexus: Prologue

“Oh, come on, it can’t be that hard!” “You try it then!” Valia forcefully placed the magical bow in Derek’s hand and stepped aside. Her brother took it with his usual grin and took stance. When he pulled the string back, an arrow magically appeared, and after a second of aiming, he released. The arrow soared across the open field and landed almost directly in the middle of the target twenty-five feet away. The target Valia had fired at countless times and had only succeeded in hitting twice in the past four days. Derek smirked at her and handed back the bow. “See? Easy!” She glared at him as she set the bow on a wooden table. “Show off,” she spat. He raised both hands in mock submission. “I guess I’m just that good.” “We both know you’d be dead meat if you were stuck with a blade instead,” she retorted, sitting down on the soft grass and rolling her sore shoulders. “Fair enough, I suppose. But we all have our strengths and weaknesses.” He leaned against the stack of crates Nolan sat

Arcanexus

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Another lil' story I made...

Aperture Restored Created by a Weirdo/Fan of Portal and Portal 2 (Okay, most of the credit goes to ChatGPT, but still!) Part One: “Exploration” The abandoned corridors of Aperture Laboratories lay cloaked in silence and disrepair. Since Chell’s dramatic exit, the facility had been left in a state of disarray, with only the occasional whir of dormant machinery breaking the stillness. Jessica Ramirez, driven by her curiosity and expertise in robotics, had ventured into the facility, unaware of the imminent dangers awaiting her. As Jessica navigated through the desolate corridors, she stumbled upon a functioning test chamber where Atlas and P-Body were actively engaged in cooperative testing. She watched from a hidden vantage point, fascinated by the advanced technology in operation. However, her curiosity led her to move closer, and a sudden misstep caused her to fall into the chamber. The loud noise immediately attracted the attention of both GLaDOS and the robots. GLaDOS’s voice

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Chapter 3A1: Preparing the Expedition

Chapter 3A1: Preparing the Expedition Queen Nightshade’s sharp mind quickly grasps the gravity of the situation. She orders an expedition to the Rainforest, and you find yourself assigned as one of the guides. The responsibility weighs heavily on you—after all, this expedition wouldn’t be happening if it weren’t for your discovery. As the team begins preparations, you consider your role carefully. You could use your knowledge of the scroll and the prophecy to help plan the safest route, ensuring that your team avoids known dangers. Or, you could focus on gathering supplies and resources, making sure that your team is well-equipped to handle whatever challenges lie ahead. Options: Help plan the safest route to the Rainforest, avoiding known dangers. [Link to Chapter 4A1: The Rainforest Arrival] Focus on gathering supplies and resources to ensure the team’s success. [Link to Chapter 4A1: The Rainforest Arrival]

WoF Interactive Story-The Hidden Prophecy

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Arcanexus: Chapter Three

Ace spun around at the knight’s voice, his eyes widening when they landed on his younger brother. “Lucius!” he yelled, abandoning his futile attempt to get past the guards and running toward him. “You’re okay!” Ace grabbed Lucius by the shoulders, looking him over for any injuries. “What happened? How did you get away?” He can’t know, Vyraris warned, his voice a deep growl in Lucius’s mind. Then what was he supposed to tell him? You got away after the crate teleportation and ran for it, running into a woman who pulled you into… He stopped as Lucius instinctively started writing his own story in his mind. Okay, I’m impressed. Yeah, do that one. “They took me straight to one of those teleportation crates you told me about, and as soon as the griffin let go of me, I booked it, somehow dodging the griffins, and ran into the closest alley,” Lucius started. “I ran into a woman who pulled me behind her as she fired some kind of explosion spell at Marissa, then brought me into her house to

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Arcanexus: Chapter Two

Lucius’s head whirled around to where the voice came from, and he almost stumbled over Kivo’s hoof in his haste. A lithe young woman stood on the edge of the plaza, her dark hair braided with silver ribbons that glinted like starlight. She wore a fitted leather jerkin embossed with tiny runes, and slung at her hip was a slender blade that caught the sun. “Lucius!” she called again, her voice warm but urgent. Ace gave his brother a confused look. "Do you know her?" Lucius shrugged, just as confused as he was. Kivo nudged Lucius a little too hard with his elbow. “Looks to me like you have yourself an admirer. And it’s only your first hour in the magical world. You would’ve set a record among satyrs if you were one of us,” he teased. Ace gave him a blank look. “Kivo, give us a moment?” “Ah, yes, of course! I will see you in just a bit.” He winked at Lucius before trotting away, disappearing behind a tree. Lucius had a feeling he hid there to watch from a distance. Ace put a hand on

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Arcanexus: Chapter One

(208 years after the events of the Prologue…) “Anyways, where were we going again?” Ace stopped and put a hand on Lucius’s shoulder. “Lucius, my brother, you must understand, a true man doesn’t worry about the destination. Only the adventure that comes before it,” he joked in a mock serious tone and expression, as if he were an instructor telling his student a valuable life lesson. “Yeah, yeah,” Lucius said with a grin, taking Ace’s hand off his shoulder. “But really, where are we going?” “You’ll see,” he said simply, resuming his walking. The forest was full of reds and oranges, leaves endlessly floating down to the ground. The air was starting to get a little chilly as summer faded away and winter approached. Rustling sounds were heard all around from the squirrels, deer and rabbits scuttling around. They walked in silence for another five or so minutes before Ace stopped at a huge stone wall, towering at least a hundred feet off the ground, and stretching side to side to what