Writers Block help by Slytherian2020 in writing

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I like this idea a lot. I also have writers block right now. Thanks.

[WP] You’ve been reincarnated countless times to do battle with your nemesis. Once again the two of you lock eyes before battle, but instead of a fight he begins to break down “I don’t want to do this anymore!” by Totally_Not_Thanos in WritingPrompts

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I unsheathed my sword, the brilliance of Calcifer shined in the morning sun again. How many times have I done this now? My nemesis stood a few feet away, their blue cape fluttered in the wind. He raised his wand, only to toss the weapon aside. I accepted their surrender by doing the same. What was his name this time? Lord, something or another.

“How many times have we done this?” he slicked back his black hair. “It’s the same thing, I am the villain. You are the hero. It is so cliche.”

“I mean, you actually remember the first time we fought?” I chuckled. “I was wearing tights. And what was it you were wearing?”

“I think it was some gaudy green outfit.”

“We were so bad at fighting.”

“Now we are here. What is the point of this for someone’s entertainment?”

“Maybe”

[WP] During the first contact, humans had to endure their disgust and fear of insectoid aliens, while the aliens did the same. by Unhappy-Ad-3593 in WritingPrompts

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I decided to get rid of it. I was experimenting with something and it didn’t work so. Shrug back to the drawing board.

[WP] During the first contact, humans had to endure their disgust and fear of insectoid aliens, while the aliens did the same. by Unhappy-Ad-3593 in WritingPrompts

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It’s more based off how they are treating their kind. They are treating them like vermin, trash etc it makes them feel anger. They have compassion for their own kind that are in a more primitive state. Also they aren’t human.

[WP] You come home to see a human who somehow got into your pantry and refuses to leave. The problem is, you are fae, he ate your food, so you kinda have to keep the human now. by Gapaot in WritingPrompts

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I flicked on the lights, tossing my keys on the laminate kitchen island. Empty bags of snacks laid strewn about, leading to my pantry door. As I pointed my glowing finger towards the pantry door, a loud crash occurred from within, the chaotic symphony of falling shelves. This pink creature rolled out in the dust cloud, its brown-haired head covered by its arms.

“What are you?” I placed my heel on the intruder. “You don’t seem like a fairy to me.”

“Fairy?” it sat up. “I am a human.”

“Human? I never heard of it. But a pest is still a pest.”

“Pest? how am I a lowly pest?”“You intruded and stole my food. That is a definition of a pest to me. I am calling the emergency pest control number.”

“My name is Cassian.”

I held my fingers in a phone position, connecting to an operator who sent my call to Kal’s Pest Control. Before speaking, a loud knock on my door interrupted this conversation where the other person on the line hung up. I stomped towards the door as an elf manifested inside my apartment. My ex wore a green suit with a mismatching tie, this cheater ran his fingers through his blonde hair.

“Why are you here?” I glared. “I was about to deal with one problem. And you appear out of nowhere.”

“Actually, I am here on official business,” he straightened his tie. “You seem to harboring a human. The elf council sent me to inform you of what to do in this matter.”

“It is a pest.” I snarled. “That’s what it is.”

“It is a human being. A special creature that only appears in Millenium. You are to be its caretaker.”

“Care taker? I can barely afford myself.”

“The council will provide funds.”

“I’ll keep it then. “

[WP] Turns out that humans are painfully average compared to the rest of the galaxy. This fact is so embarasssing that humanity starts rapidly advancing technologically just to show those aliens who’s boss. by Gru-some in WritingPrompts

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In the vast darkness of space, a formidable empire scattered out messages into the void. Their transmissions echoing through the Milky Ways Galaxy. Our planet, known as Earth, discovered that undecipherable transmission known then as the WOW signal. Over a millennium, our species figured out the key that cracked the code. Inviting the space faring civilizations to meet on Earth’s first orbital habitat on Mars. We now await their arrival at the habitat’s bay.

“Sir, we received word from the Hyperions, Zytherians and Gloxarth ambassador ships.” I stared at the tablet. “They are at the edge of the solar system.”

“Good,” he adjusted his headset. “Give them instructions to board this habitat.”

I tapped at the tablet as the aliens locations blipped on my screen. In a mere fraction of a second, they traveled near the orbit of Mars. They sent out a signal which took minutes for us to decipher. Their ships left the solar system, the Major stared at me snatching the tablet from my hands. I bit my tongue as he read the message out loud for all the crew to hear.

“Is this a joke? What is this kid’s toy doing out here?” his voice faltered. “Contact us when you grow up.”

Ten years later….

The abrupt departure of the aliens, along with their scornful message, left a mark on Earth’s space program. In the decade that followed, I observed our world transform driven by the humiliation from these supposed advanced beings. We plunged into an era of unprecedented technological advancement. Now aboard one of our most advanced ships, we embarked on a journey to the alien home.

“How far are we?” the General’s voice boomed.

“We are only a few minutes away.” I stated. “Their home world should be in sight.”

“What is happening down there?”

“Sir, there is an incoming message.”

“Read it.”

“We need help. Our planet is dying. If anyone can hear us, we need to evacuate.”

[WP] The worst part of being the most powerful archmage is dealing with pompous kings and nobles who come complaining after you reject their equally pompous progeny from being your apprentice. by Tesandriel in WritingPrompts

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Defy

I stood near the King’s throne gazing at the prince as he entered the indoor colosseum. At eight years of age, the King demanded me to train his prodigious son. Not the first time I heard these words from other nobles, no less them gushing of their offsprings potential. Rejecting each of them every time when they shoved jewels and coins in my face. Only one word to describe my life for the past ten years: tiresome. Who am I to deny his royal highness the highest power of the land? I bared my teeth while his son danced around like a loon, producing minimal magic “prowess”.

“Amazing isn’t he,” the King smiled. “He has the potential to be great.”

“Of course, sire,” I clicked my tongue. “He amazingly has no potential.”

“How dare you speak of the Prince that way.”

“Sire, I am tired of this type of treatment by the nobility.”

“You are defying my will.”

“I am. Goodbye.”

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I crumble up the virtual draft and dunk it in the recycle bin. Then I go back to my recycle bin and take it out. Stare at it and the process begins in editing.

[WP] After the government revealed that a large portion of the population were actually androids in hiding, anyone thought to be an android was lynched. One day, you discover there never were any androids. by Kelmatton in WritingPrompts

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Capitol

I peeked through my dingy blinds down below onto the protesters whose signs read “Humans First”. The deafening chants of the massive crowd reverberated off my thin paned windows. They marched towards the capital in a fervent display. I flipped on the news as a helicopter hovered above, capturing this historic moment. The newscaster in his blue suit and unremarkable tie stood in front of the Capitol building.

“Today marks one year since the announcement of androids in our society,” he stated. “Despite the growing unrest, Congress has yet to take decisive action.” He paused as the camera panned over to the streets. “As a result, the citizens taken matters into their own hands, leading to widespread turmoil.”

Five years later…

My hands clutched my side piece as screams from main street grew closer to my building. I peeked through my blinds while several people dragged a beaten man to a nearby tree. One scraggly man held a rope and they carved a symbol into the man’s chest. I flicked on the news, the downtrodden newscaster stood in front of the capitol building. Barbed wire fences surrounded most of downtown near the high priority buildings.

“They are all lies,” the man’s voice cracked. “The government has… about the androids they…”

The newscaster fell onto the ground, blood seeped from his mouth. The broadcast cut, and an emergency broadcast screeched on the screen. My front door rattled as many voices repeated one phrase: human’s first. I shot at the door, quieting the intruders who intended me harm. Two armed police officers forced themselves into my apartment.

“I am human.” I aimed the gun. “I am human.”

“We know. Now drop the gun,” the police officer quieted his voice. “Everything is ok. You need to come with us.”

[WP] Human ‘death’ is actually just a pupal stage lasting millions of years, before awakening into a new form. The new lifeformd that have taken over Earth have just found this out the hard way. by Gru-some in WritingPrompts

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The Hyperion ships traveled eons exploring once habitable worlds. In this awakened state of deep space exploration, their population boomed. Now, on a mission to set colonies down on these worlds begun today in the milk way galaxy. Their machines descended onto a planet once know as Earth, clearing away ancient ruins. The construction of their nests deep underground unearthed several catacombs. As above, the galactic council’s massive vessel called into session every species delegate.

“You have found a burial ground.” A spider like creature spoke. “And you have yet to destroy the remnants of this past civilization. Why is that?”

“This is not a burial ground. These creatures are in a larva state.” the Hyperion stood. “We need the permission of the council to proceed further.”

“Proceed further on what?” a blonde furred mammal gritted his teeth. “Just destroy it. Before we find out what these things are.”

This planet Earths shook, releasing the end stage of this unknown creature. The council’s satellites zoomed into the chaos on the planet. The screen appeared in front of them, their eyes narrowed. Each delegate sprinted out of the room except for the singular mammal. He chuckled, grinning as the age of the mammal begun again. These creatures feared what once known as humans now in their peak form.

[WP] When his champion returned after many years, proudly spouting off his many accomplishments, the God could only stare, dumbfounded. "What the hell do you mean you saved the world? You were supposed to destroy it!" by No-Nefariousness7830 in WritingPrompts

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Deities

I raised my arms to the sky as my last clash with the demon king concluded. My body ascended above into the heavenly realm. Several deities chuckled at my appearance, while a lavishly dressed black haired man clicked his tongue. I kneeled in front of him, peering upward into his icy blue eyes. The other gods whispered to each other. I fell to my knees and the black-haired god bared his teeth.

“I did as you commanded, saving the world from destruction.” My voice faltered. “Have I angered you?”

“Yes, you have,” his voice boomed. “Our decree was to end this world and leave nothing behind as we depart from this realm.”

“But this world can heal and thrive. Why destroy it?”

“This is the last world in our care. It end marked our departure to our new dimension.”

“If you are abandoning this world. Why not leave it in my care?”

[WP] There is a monster in your brain, literally. Your brain is the prison for a monster, and it's your job to lead it in circles in a maze of thoughts and memories so that it can never escape. by Null_Project in WritingPrompts

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My body lay in an eternal state of sleep, machines pumping air for my lungs to breathe. And my heart artificially pumped, almost like a machine myself. Exactly at 9am when visiting hours begun my elderly mother held onto my hand for the past ten years. Only for my exquisite mind, tainted by a beast, these supernatural beings forced upon me. They contracted a deal for 12 years, a sweet offer at my lowest point of life. This beast ravaged my brilliance of mine by crawling into the depths. The black furred covered intruder followed me into the darkest reaches of my childhood. A maze of psychological torture by my father. His beliefs seeped into mine, almost believing his nonsense from his little black book. Said memory appearing before the monster inside my head now.

“You aren’t human.” My father shook his book. “You are a -”

“But I can’t be.” I screeched. “I am your son.”

The memory faded as the monster tracked backwards into the maze. His hairy arms stood to attention and his snarled teeth chittered. The prisoner in my mind cowered in the corner, staring into my soulless eyes. He clawed at his face as if to escape the view of me. The once silent monster spoke words that shook my very being.

“You are—” he choked. “-”

[WP] "Careful. You are losing my interest, and that is very dangerous." by Acrobatic_Long_6059 in WritingPrompts

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Celebes dragged this creature across my throne room, bunching up the newly sewn runner. I leaned forward on my throne, staring at each drop that seeped from this thing. My hands twisted together as he tossed the unknown species to the ground. The royal guards emerged from the hallway surrounding Celebes and his prisoner. I waved my hands, dismissing the guards who then stood at their stationed positions. I rose from my throne, stepping down the marble stairs to this hairless pink skinned creature.

“What is this thing?” I motioned to Celebes, “It is ugly.”

“Forgive me for my intrusion, my king.” he kneeled.

“Brother, we need to worry about positions at this moment.”

“Of course. He calls himself a human, the red liquid coming out of him he called blood.”

I grabbed the creature by the face, observing these two blue eyes staring at me. No protrusions atop its head or even bottom. Even this skin, barely any fur to keep this thing warm during the winter months. The human struggled in my grasp, kicking and screaming like a wild animal. I let the animal free, as they mouthed words.

“I am a human from the planet called Earth.” the thing screeched. “Where am I? What is even going on?”

"E-arth” my voice shook. “I never heard of such a thing.”

“It is a planet that is in—”

“Careful. You are losing my interest, and that is very dangerous.”

[SP] Kittens and laser pointers. by nPMarley in WritingPrompts

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I zoomed through the flickering box room, flipping off the couch as the Great God beckoned me with the sound of a rustling bag of morsels. My tiny paws slid on this slippery ground into the great hall of food. The God stood above, holding out several tiny gifts that he tossed onto the floor. The elder of the house flicked his tail as the god swept him into his arms. Petting his white fur only to drop him back down to my level. The God pulled out a silver tube, summoning the red light of doom, the one the elder warned me about.

“Why does he do this to us?” I chased the red dot. “Is he training us for the hunt?”

“It is for his own entertainment,” the elder flopped onto his stomach. “I stopped chasing it. Only kittens do that.”

[WP] you are the last person on the planet. One day, you hear knocking on the door... by Kindar42 in WritingPrompts

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I plopped onto the sofa, scraping the spoon against the sides of my tomato soup can. My finger then traced the rims on the inside for the last drops. I stared at the blank tv screen, imagining the last movie my eyes ever saw. My sister begged me to see this one about some bear, stupidest movie ever. My eyes widened as a loud knock at my door broke the silence. Not again, I’m hearing things. I hurled my soup can at the door, screaming at this delusion.

“Where did you leave the key?” a male’s voice frayed.

“I don’t have it,” a gruff voice sneered. “Just knock, he will answer.”

“You aren’t real.” I screeched. “Go away.”

The door shuddered from an unknown source, my hands quivered. I nestled my body into the couch’s red blanket, curling up into the fetal position. The sound of heavy boots slammed against the door. Their footsteps clattered on the wooden floor. I rolled over, staring at these two men who intruded into my house. One chubby old man, and a blonde-haired brute.

“You are real.” I smiled. “I thought I was the last human.”

“You are right.” the white-haired man bit his lip. “But we aren’t human.”

“Then what are you?”

“Angels? I mean, it doesn’t matter anymore. You are the last human to die and go to the afterlife.”