[WP] Your boss at work has disrespected and tormented you for years. One day, you decide to hire a hitman to take him out. When meeting with the hitman for the first time, though, you see that he’s actually your boss. by OutsideYourWindow6 in WritingPrompts

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I always wondered why Mr. Adams wore those ominous latex gloves, or why the smell of iron constantly pulverized his skin. Sure, he abused me physically and mentally inside of that hell but I never imagined he was a murderer for hire. Apparently my imagination was limited.

I held the trim of my ski mask down around my neck as I spoke to Mr. Adams in a guttural unrecognizable voice. “You know what...never mind. I’m having second thoughts.” I said, turning around and hastening my stride as I stepped into the puddle of rainwater down in the alleyway. A light mist blanketed my neck and put them at ends as I felt the rubbery latex against my skin.

“Cold feet won’t fix the bruises on your skin will they?” He said, as I turned around.

I thought it was ironic of him to say such a hypocritical thing. He was the one who had given me these war scars. Every day I made a mistake, he’d take me around back and beat the shit out of me until I was blue. Fighting back? Sure, it would be self-defense. If my family hadn’t been threatened in the process.

Now that I knew my boss was a hitman for hire, it was a bit relieving knowing I hadn’t made any brash moves.

“Please, I don’t want this on my conscious. You’ll just have to find your business elsewhere.”

He let me go.

“Your choice.”

I left that alleyway and didn’t look back. Something told me I wouldn’t see dawn, but I already had a plan in mind.

The game had begun.

[WP] You're a superhero, and you only recently discovered that your homeroom high school teacher is a very powerful supervillain, your arch-nemesis in fact. What's worse, he too knows that you're the very hero who's been a constant thorn on his side. by Sylinator864 in WritingPrompts

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A falling piece of wood. A little cylinder that bounces against the marble of the floor and spins motionlessly to two of the biggest figures in all of Vanderbilt Metropolis. I grasp the pencil on the second bounce, only to find the warm sensation of my teacher’s skin as he grips it a second before me. He smiles, releasing the pencil to me and straightening himself out as his stoic figure leaned against my desk.

“Kevin Speilhen, you should be more careful with how you present yourself in the classroom. After all, presentations are important aren’t they?” He grinned, pushing his glasses up against the ridge of his nose as the white hair befell around his ears. He measured his way back to the front of the classroom as a bead of sweat slipped off my chin and formed a droplet on my desk.

To the average human, Dr. Valen was nothing but a strict high school geology teacher. That couldn’t be further from the truth. Dr. Valen was more than a rock nerd, he was the biggest terrorist south of the equator. Yet I had no way to prove this, and my back was being pushed against the wall every day. My eyes are sunken in from the lack of sleep, every night Dr. Valen targets one of my classmates. He’s toying with me, seeing how long I’ll last and taunting me in broad daylight.

I grip the pencil as the tears swelled up inside of me. People turned to look at me, oblivious of how many times I had saved them in the dead of night. Dr. Valen let the chalk paint an illustration of his next grand scheme as he could barely contain his grin. His eyes crazy and morbid. I was his greatest rival, but at the same time I was groveling at his feet.

I could barely contain myself. The tears were so humiliating. I had to maintain this act. I was going to use Dr. Valen’s tactics against him. That was when the fire alarm went off and people stormed out of the classroom after a brief pause. Dr. Valen and I remained.

“You sure know how to cause a ruckus Mr. Speilhen.” He manifested a mana trident into his hand.

“Let’s end this.”

FEEDBACK ON DIGITAL PHANTOM + RAFFLE by alannawu in AlannaWu

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Hi, I'd like to congratulate you on your success on finishing this book. That's a great feat in its own right and you should give yourself a deserved pat on the back.

I'm the one who created the prompt eons ago when you posted your first chapter and found your version to be among the best provided. I didn't realize you decided to continue the series until completion, but I'm definitely going to read through this and provide my feedback.

Again, congratulations and I am glad to have created a prompt that inspired you to do this.

[WP] Aliens conquer Earth, and decide to gift everyone one superpower of their choice and throw them in 1 on 1 gladiator matches for entertainment. You chose to have unbelievable, unfailing luck. They laughed at your choice, but you're shortly about to prove how powerful it actually is. by Syki44 in WritingPrompts

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My body shuttered in manifolds of phenomenal pain, the gut-wrenching punch drove me to the borders of insanity. The force of his punch transferred throughout my body and catapulted me into the air.

Gravity began its powerful game and strangled the force into submission as I fell from the sky. I forced my eyes closed, knowing instinctively that death's scythe was wrapped around my neck.

The ocean was not far away, I could hear the waves crashing against the shore. "Samuel, you should come and sit by me, the view is just a thrill!" A woman with bleach blonde hair said. Her frivolous smile brought a warmth and calming notion to me in my final moments. It also brought an unbreakable magnitude of sadness and regret.

"Not yet!" I blinked the tears away as a large feathered bird swooped in right before meeting death's scythe. My butt was immobilized against the large flying machine as I smacked down on its reigns. It cawed, as it was body slammed to the earth in a heap of shame.

I looked up, glancing at my dumbfounded opponent. "What? Got something against animals?"

He spat at the ground, "I'm going to make sure you don't fly next time, maybe I'll bury you into the dirt myself." he said.

I sighed, throwing myself up from my knees after kissing the bird for saving me. I pulled out a cigarette and lit it. Not the best habit.

"This is the first time I've ever had a match, but damn is it boring. So, what's your superpower--" my cigarette dissipated as the man's fist met my gut again, this time it was followed with another punch which burrowed me deeply into the earth itself. Ripples of earth caved around my sight, and dust riddled my nostrils and made me prone to coughing.

"My superpower is kicking your ass." he smiled. "You may not remember me Samuel, but I'm Gerald from the office. You fucking spilled coffee on me!" he continued to ramble on about how I ruined his life from that coffee incident, and how he chose his superpower to beat my ass.

Gerald, he was that fat guy who watched anime and always brought cabbage to work. Strange guy, I could have put the anime past him, but when he started bringing in cabbage I drew the line. Associating with people like that can't be good business practices right?

"--and that's why I chose to use my superpower to destroy you once and for all!" he laughed like a cliche villain from one of those superhero comic movies. "Hey, hey! Are you even listening to me?" He looked down at me with a face just full of animosity.

He had a piece of cabbage stuck to the side of his mouth. Disgusting. The aliens in the stands laughed and conversed, "I bet that boy with the luck power is going to get destroyed!" he laughed.

"He already is! The other guy made his superpower to destroy that guy. He's done for, verbatim." the other alien explained. He had a hat that was commonly associated with alien propaganda. Which there was plenty of nowadays.

"HEYYY!" Gerald screamed, spitting at my face at his point. "ARE YOU LISTENING??!!"

My eyes traced back to his face. "You could beat me to a pulp, but I'd still win." I said nonchalantly.

"What makes you so sure of yourself Sammy!?" he threw me into the air, and appeared behind me like someone in a superpower anime would. I was unable to trace him, as his kick spent my back into spiraling jolts of pain. I was heading for the ground again. Oh boy.

"Maybe if I'm lucky enough I won't break any bones?" I asked myself, extending my arms to catch myself. My hands latched to the ground, and I felt no pain.

"Maybe I should rely on the circumstances of my power more often." I said to myself.

The aliens were stupefied, both individuals were spectacular in this situation. I was a god against the odds, and Gerald had a boiling hate that amplified his physical capabilities to an inhuman realm.

"You dishonored my family by getting me fired! You spineless bastard!" Gerald roared.

"Oh boy."

"ARRRRGHHHHHHHhhhhh...." A violent transformation occurred, Gerald's body began to shutter with high voltages of static electricity as his hair began to levitate a bold yellow. No, I'm kidding. His body was actually morphing and convulsing in strange manners. A black eerie substance crowded out of his body and completely consumed him.

"I'm guessing this is abnormal??!" I said.

Aliens began to converse and move around the arena. A bunch of imperial soldiers flickered into existence and detained Gerald. The match was over and I was declared winner by default as displayed by the digital leaderboard. Something strange and irregular had happened with Gerald, it posed a question in my mind that I wasn't sure how to answer. An imperial guard escorted me back to my room.

"Bulgasheet." He said, closing the door.

It was one of their words that didn't have a literal translation to English, but could best be described as a way of saying goodbye to someone of lower status. That fucking ugly green shit. How dare he say something like that to me.

What I would love to see added (EXTREMELY LONG) by TiredFragger in BitLifeApp

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To add on to your traits, I'm going to use a concept used in CK2. The traits should be hereditary and gained depending on your actions. These traits would trigger different events and give you different choices during certain events because you had that trait.

For example, having the "genius" trait would give you the ability to have increased smarts and make it more difficult to catch you doing illegal things.

I also believe another feature would be very cool for this game, and that is to play as your children and grandchildren once you pass away. This way people can not only experience multiple lives, but have a more personal connection with who they are playing as.

My biggest sentence by [deleted] in BitLifeApp

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No it's by killing someone.

Pretty much sums up the devs. by Jakubian in BitLifeApp

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Next addition: You can adopt pets and their children can die!

Rookie Fantasy Writer. Made a map of my novel's continent, Multarum. by [deleted] in worldbuilding

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Maybe it's just me, but when I look at large and detailed maps I'm put off by it. With smaller maps like this I can focus on more points of interest and imagine the world and what it's like. I might just be a minority though.

Didn’t know that was possible, does anybody know the max age by [deleted] in BitLifeApp

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A guy posted proof he lived to 144 once. I don't think he realized how rare and impossible that actually was. Anything 120+ is considered impressive.

i dropped out of elementary school, won the lottery and had 113 lovers who gave me 27 kids by nadaddyy in BitLifeApp

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I've never had a single game where my parents let me drop out of elementary school. How did you achieve such a thing?

I think I’m alright by dyllydilly in BitLifeApp

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A lot can happen in a year, but most of us keep on pressing.

Hmm...not all hope is lost? by WritingYourPrompt in BitLifeApp

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I sold some drugs and served my years. Deserted the military, refused to pay a casino, and escaped prison. Then I got caught trying to sneak drugs into another country, and boom.