When asked what the most beautiful thing on Earth is, there will always be a handful of people who say gardens. Maybe it's the variety of flowers or the serenity of it. Gardens are a place where you can go and read under a tree like people in the movies do. It's a place where you can stop and appreciate nature, whether it be man-made or natural. Sinclaire is a troubled man working in what most would call the sketchiest lab of the century. Like many others on Earth, he's lived a hard life of hardship and heartbreak. Of course, being surrounded by machinery will leave you unable to appreciate the little things. One day he finds a garden of his own. One that can do many things that others can't. Maybe it's just him hallucinating- that's what he convinces himself for a while- or maybe, just maybe, it's a sign of opportunity.

{➕️}; Fungal Bloomation, a highly contagious disease that has outbroke. The mutations laboratory has been put on lock down for what is assumed to be atleast a year, no employees are allowed to leave, due to the disease.

motwyw fanfiction I think.. for my ocs 😪😪

a fun little diary for my character! if anything like grammar is incorrect, it's on purpose.

Make your absence felt. For years Enyoans were told to make your presence known otherwise you'll perish without being remembered, but what's the use in being remembered if everyone will perish anyway? It has been eight years since Mirage's rule over Enyoa started, and it is in her best interest to do her yearly competition a little differently as the eighth anniversary should be celebrated in such a way that no one will forget. Eight contestants are thrown out into the world with only eight hundred dollars and a will to stay alive as they're being hunted by highly trained individuals that know anything and everything. While surviving both the deadly disease going around and the high stakes, what motivates one more? The prize money, or the fact that their life is on the line? Do with it what you will, but while strategies were made and plans have been set, there's no guarantee that Mirage won't play fair. After all, what can anyone do? Enyoans are just ants waiting to be crushed by the higher beings.

Psychological science, once the subject of intense scrutiny and studied meticulously by people all around, has gradually shifted its focus over the decades toward studying and creating technological life rather than the complexities of human behavior. However, in the midst of this trend is an aspiring scientist eager to come up with a groundbreaking idea to draw attention back to the psychology of the human mind by conducting a behavioral experiment that takes the aspects of life and death into play, making the stakes higher than ever. It's not sadistic though, is it? After all, it's all in the name of science.

"Things in life aren't simple for anyone. One may go through a life of hardships meanwhile one may experience little. Either way, everyone goes through at least one thing in their mortal body that causes them to view everything a little differently, whether it be minor or not. I'm not sure what category I'd be put in. Not that I have anyone to ask anyway."

"Welcome, contestants, to Hour of Power!" Ten Enyoans from vastly diverse backgrounds converge for something they once thought they'd never see: a Symbalite's ambitious wish to create a groundbreaking game show while hiding this so-called brilliant idea from the fellow gods. As the competition unfolds, they must navigate challenges and form alliances, competing fiercely for a chance at immortality bestowed by the divine entity. While Clockwork seems to orchestrate everything flawlessly, the frequent changes in the rules suggest there's more going on beneath the surface of the contest. Make of it what you will, but the likelihood of hidden motives or danger lurking in the shadows may not be too far fetched.