OfficialMamaSushi

3: Make A Scene
           So making your own scene can be pretty hard. Like, how will I start it? or Can I make a scene so f**king terrible? ( forget about that part. I had no more questionable ideas) But how will you start your story? If you don't know how, then think what going on with your story. What happens during the story? You can make your story as crazy as possible! Take this for an example:
                A girl named Petunia was walking down the hall of her school to go home. As she walks, she heard a noise. She turned to the noise and found nothing. So, she kept on walking down the hall until she found a figure at the dark hall where she wasn't suppose to enter. The dark and shallow figure walked to her as Petunia froze. Another step comes from the figure and Petunia ran down the hall from the right screaming, 'Leave me alone!' The dark figure wouldn't and kept running to Petunia. Once Petunia reached a dead end, the Dark and scary figure with a knife shows himself into the light. ' Aaaaahh!' Petunia yells for she knew it was her...." Oh no! There's a cliffhanger! Don't worry, that's just a example, but did that caught your attention? Probably not since it's just a boring thriller.
          4: Make Your Story
           Once you made your characters, your settings, and how to start your story, you're ready to make your story. You can plan how you end your story or just go alone with it! Well, I hope these steps help you! Peep out!uwu

OfficialMamaSushi

Hoi, my peep! I heard you needed to make a story! So, if you need any ideas, think what you really enjoy. You can use your favorite characters to make up the story, too, but make sure you make them in character, because no one likes it when they're off script!^^ but continuing, here are steps to make a story. DOWN THERE!!!
          
          1: Make Your Characters
           If you found something that you like and it doesn't include any characters, don't worry, just make your own character and you can put them into your story. Also, make sure you understand your character. If you don't, then your readers won't be able to understand them, too. It would take a miracle for your readers to understand your characters.
          2: Find/Make A Setting
           It can be any kind of setting. It could be in the forest, your house, the past of the mountains (if you understand what I said there), or even a made-up school. As long as it goes with your story, it's good. I'm kidding. It doesn't have to go with your story. As long as the story is as amazing as you  possibly can, you're good.