Shanghai Alice
Exiled to Siberia
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- Section Eight
- Seen May 19, 2012
Or, as I call it, Let Shanghai De-Rail Your Stories. And Sing Along.
Basically, I post a beginning of a story. You take the paragraph, and run with it in any direction. Wherever you want. Gensokyo, Hell, Celestia, Hogwarts... You just have to connect the dots. Oh, and the story can just as easily switch from first person to third person from post-to-post.
For example, I will be posting as 1st-Person Reimu. Poster #2 can post in 3rd person, while #3 can post in 1st/2nd person, etc.
So, yes.
HIGAN OR CELESTIA?
LET'S GRAZE.
Morning, my absolute favorite time of day. After all, nothing beats waking up grungy and hot in an old, rundown shrine, as fairies noisily raid your pantry, which is probably why you've been woken up in the first place. And what is better than having to assault your stomach with scorching tea, shortly before-
"Hiyas, Reimu! Are you awakes yet, ze?"
The perennial pain shows up to make my life miserable.
Rolling out of bed, I slip into my Miko-Miko clothes, and prepare to deal with yet another ordeal of a day.
Basically, I post a beginning of a story. You take the paragraph, and run with it in any direction. Wherever you want. Gensokyo, Hell, Celestia, Hogwarts... You just have to connect the dots. Oh, and the story can just as easily switch from first person to third person from post-to-post.
For example, I will be posting as 1st-Person Reimu. Poster #2 can post in 3rd person, while #3 can post in 1st/2nd person, etc.
So, yes.
HIGAN OR CELESTIA?
LET'S GRAZE.
Morning, my absolute favorite time of day. After all, nothing beats waking up grungy and hot in an old, rundown shrine, as fairies noisily raid your pantry, which is probably why you've been woken up in the first place. And what is better than having to assault your stomach with scorching tea, shortly before-
"Hiyas, Reimu! Are you awakes yet, ze?"
The perennial pain shows up to make my life miserable.
Rolling out of bed, I slip into my Miko-Miko clothes, and prepare to deal with yet another ordeal of a day.