Preface

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The story itself started out as an invitation back when I used to type short stories from the prompts that came out 2 or 3 times a week on Auctor. My only motive in repeatedly posting short stories despite the occasional writer's block was to finally come out 1st place and leave the site for good.


Nevertheless, I enjoyed reading the stories of other anonymous writers that had more creativity and literate prowess than what my pea-sized neurons could come up with, plus the feedback was also a delight, either if the critiques were positive or negative.


Some of the writers came as far as posting a chat in place of a story for socializing and improvising interactive stories. That's how ingenious these writers were in terms of creativity.


After 7 months, 44 short stories and two 2nd places on the weekly challenges on Auctor. thought: If I don't win 1st place on the 50th try, I'll leave the app regardless if I win or not.


I wanted to have a part of them as a keepsake and I was inspired by one of the interactive stories and thought of a tournament arc.


A fighting tournament for fun.


I posted the invitation for anyone who was interested and wanted to participate.


I was expecting maybe 2 or 3 writers might be interested at first, then considered that the other writers wouldn't be interested in the invitation. The idea would be dropped and discarded.


Well I was wrong, I wasn't expecting many writers to join in on the endeavor. The idea of a collaborative writing project also got the attention of the developer himself.


Without further ado ladies and gentlemen, the invitation that initiated a journey

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Without further ado ladies and gentlemen, the invitation that initiated a journey.

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Tournament Arc: JOIN THE PARTY!

Welcome one and all to the Coliseum. You, the reader, are invited to participate in this endeavor. I want you to be a part of the party.


To the creative writer that is reading this, if you have a character that has been collecting dust in the depths of your mind, fret no more. You can file a form for your Original Character to participate in the tournament.

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