OASIS-OCT

As Desmond finished recounting his story, Matt, Dabble and the judges who were standing around the table could barely contain their shock. "Wait... so you're telling me that P.E.N are trying to corrupt this game's code simply so they can take the credit for deleting it?" Lotala gasped, barely able to comprehend the revelation. "Yeah, and for whatever fucked-up reason, they've borked the code so hard already that, if we get deleted in-game, then we die in the real world as well," Desmond responded, head bowed as he, for the first time in what seemed like forever, felt genuine, cold fear. After heading through the door he had come across earl

"Where... are we?" "I don't know, but that creepy girl with the tentacles said something about 'saving everyone'... and I don't like the sound of that, but I don't think we have much choice but to follow her for now." Eizzie gave a noncommittal shrug, as she and Lilas continued to follow the strange girl who had introduced herself as "Karma". The events that had befallen them since arriving in this place had been... unnerving, to say the least. First, they had been forced to act out a rather... questionable fairy tale (Lilas had found the outfit she had been forced to wear most embarrassing). Then they had been pitted against a couple of st

Lilas, left behind by Eizzie, reflected on herself and her mistakes.  Maybe Eizzie was right.  Those who don’t speak listen a great deal, they say.  And when they do speak, they tend to say very things.  As much as she didn’t want to believe it, she was a weight.     "I wonder what would have happened if Summy or Crimson had been sent here instead of me…  I don’t know how they could have, considering that they’re on a different team, but Eizzie might have stood a better chance with either of them.  Crimson is quite good as dog to dog fighting, and he never lets his target escape.  He’s great at slicing th

   Eizzie and Lilas were walking around a black, seemingly broken world.  Pay-paer had teleported them here after their fight, and for a moment, they wondered if they were still in the game, seeing as the location was so different.  Parts of the floor were missing and some were even floating in the air.  The contour of the objects was all neon green, like a game in the early concept stages.  They were wondering both what it was they were supposed to do, as the game master hadn’t spoken about it yet.  Their next opponent hadn’t been revealed yet, and Eizzie seemed a bit annoyed about it.  Lilas had been worried about her companion

The flashing screens showed no signs of stopping. The alarm bells were still ringing. And Pay-Paer was still running around, shouting at the top of his lungs, unable to calm himself down. "CRAP CRAP SHIT SHIT WHY IS THIS NOT FIXED YET THOSE COMPETITORS DIDNT DO THEIR JOB THE GAME IS STILL GOING TO SHIT OH GOD NO NO NO NO" Pay-Paer continued to scream out loud, although the others had long since stopped paying attention to him, as their attention was focused mainly on the computer screens that were still flashing bright red error messages. The events of the last round, with the "viruses" disrupting the competitors, had been thought to be th