Misha was rarely the one to wake up late. Sometimes she just needed to get up and do something to feel functional. Her life had taken a strange turn since she begun dealing with issues of living with Corey, her mortal enemy, and a bunch of rascals she considered to be friends. Well, based on her definition of the word. This day though, Misha was the last to wake up. Unlike Corey who everyone would bother until he came out to eat or do something, no one bothered her and she valued it. She was practically an android who didn't need food to do anything. She rubbed her eyes, then her neck. She had an in-built alarm system that she could activate, and deactivate at will. She always had it set for a particular time of the day so she wouldn't worry about waking up late, or having to wake up by herself. Unfortunately for her, the alarm didn't ring. Which told her something was wrong. When had her alarm never rung out. There was something about her system, her motherboard that was broken. A

Sitting under the hot spray coming off the shower, Corey had his eyes watching the news on earth. More issues were displayed. The number of dead children was vastly increasing. It shook his small town, and the entirety of the US. All the parents could shout was for kids to stop thinking of this as a joke. They'd do everything to make sure the games were not in their childrens rooms, and yet somehow their kid would still end up dead. And they would later discover the video game. Many speculated that some of the children had not really played the game. And someone was using the chaos to commit vile crimes. Corey believed all of the stories. Because they all made sense. All except the reason behind the game's killing. Erogo must have taken more a thousand people, why was he still collecting more?Was he that desperate to create an android like human? Why would he even want to do that?Visibly puzzled by the stroy he was watching on the news, Corey hadn't noticed a pale figure stepping

After a vigorous night of thinking up ideas, Corey finally figured out how he could save his favorite game from being removed from everywhere else. He'd started with thinking about the deleting the lock keeper's game, but that dastardly restrictions stood in his way. Then Corey's next idea didn't work either. He finally came up with something that worked. Corey thought about erasing the connecting between the CoT creators and the lock keeper. By making people forget that they were the parent company for the murderous game. To Corey's surprise, it worked. Which made him marvel at his ability. Wiping the minds of every human with just a thought. It was a little bit scary. Why was given such an ability?He could seriously return to earth and fuck things up for everyone. And they would worship him at the end of the day.He could make them do it. And yet he had simple limitations. Corey wanted to get those shackles off his body. He was day dreaming about the things he could do to people

Corey had long forgotten what his thoughts of the previous day had been. Instead, he was trying his best to catch a good night sleep. But he had received three more notes very directly telling him to start following the clues again. It seems his decision to just not listen to the person that was sending him on the wild goose chase, had been upsetting said person. Corey didn't really care, but he couldn't sleep that night. He kept hearing a faint tapping noise that NewAge said was only in his head. Annoyed, and frustrated, Corey kept his eyes closed and tried to force his body to sleep. Eventually the tapping got too loud and fast that Corey pried his eyes open to see what he could do to distract himself. He let a gasp out, discovering that he wasn't in his room anymore. But in some kind of bunker. Corey rolled out, and dropped to his feet. The tapping noise was coming from a leakage in the roof. Which was weird. Well, not as weird as being in a strange room. A voice came out throu

They'd stayed for another hour, just going through Destiny's house while he tried to pretend that they weren't there. Corey was in a bit of a bind as his confusion over the situation stermed strongly. He had to take a moment to ask himself, what the fuck was he going to do with what destiny had told him? He knew not to trust Liu Zing from the get go. The man was too calm, he knew too much, and he was way to involved in the sacrifice. Especially when Iriel had mentioned that only Liu can perform the sacrifice. Did none of the other celestials find it weird? Why had they just automatically accepted that it was perfectly okay for someone to be this in charge of everything. And now that his theory on the blind man was confirmed, Corey also deduced that the sacrificing of the Feldmans was also Liu's idea. From what destiny had described. Laverna couldn't remember what exactly happened during her death, but she knew it wasn't nice. So as they paced around their relative's home, they thou