Dawn of a new day (Rebooted)

A Fated destiny

[This is a bit on  the shorter side. If your wondering why-school  is trash and Life is-believe it or not-equally as trash. Like-it's not even the good kind of trash raccoons eat. And there ain't no half eaten glam burgers in it either. 

But I tried to at least get something out this weekend. So that I may give good vibes for you to start the school week off. Plus-if I'm going to procrastinate might as well write right? 

Sincerely-Author boi]

Error wandered into the comforting darkness of a cave. A darkness that seemed rare to find in the blinding light of the forest. Despite it actually being night-the sky seemed almost unchanging if not for the visible moon.

A pale- almost invisible moon. As if it were only a ghost of what it should be. A former shell of its luminescent glory.

There were no stars,no planets. Only an ugly empty universe of no significance to him. Just a huge waste of space,lacking originality in every aspect.

Error growled under his breath something along the lines of 'ending the world' and 'once my powers are back'.All while hugging his knees to his chest in an attempt to comfort his fears. What fears he had he would deny-but I assume the feeling of powerlessness is evident to the likes of you.

The cave he had claimed for himself was deep-yet suspiciously held no monster nor creature. He could have gone much deeper,much farther-there were multiple passages hidden inside.

He of course just stayed relatively close to the entrance so as to not get lost.

Error attempted to close his eyes-hoping that perhaps this was really all a dream.That-despite the unlikelihood he would ever fall asleep-that perhaps it had really happened. That once he opened his sockets everything would be back to normal.

Well...as normal as normal could be for a sinner like him.

He and ink would fight a useless battle,he would complain about his life and-well he...he

And what?

There was no point in this. He was stuck here-he would have to accept that. It was his Fate-despite the nonsense destiny spewed at him. He knew better than to believe in useless gods.

Gods that would love nothing more than watching him suffer.

Error opened his sockets and tilted his head to the side. The sinking darkness engulfed the halls of the cave. Yet he felt as if something was calling him to them. An outer force tugging his soul forwards.Urging-suffocating-him to explore. He tried to protest-he wouldn't even dare go in his state.

Yet he couldn't stop that enamored, curious glint in his eyes.