Daphne Tett

I have just finished the final episode of "NiGHTS Goes to Hell," and to be honest, my faith in this project gradually rose from "It's so over" to "We're so back" over the course of the series. I thought this was just going to be another game adaptation where it was an endless string of dialogue over gameplay, but that dialogue was banger. I wanted Nights to be a "good person" by not outright lying to the kids about their origin as a Nightmaren while still keeping it a secret, so I decided they would do everything *but* lie in order to keep their secret, which causes another series of problems and asks the question, what is a "good person"? I think writing this series made me a better liar hehe. If there's anything I'd improve, it's that this sexy, androgynous, invisible-flute-playing bastard should have played more invisible flute.
          I intended for Nights Goes to Hell to be a standalone, so I'm going to consider the series done, but if they ever make a Nights 3, I'll be there. I mean, Nights just got added to Sonic Racing Crossworlds, so anything can happen at this point. Next, I hope you're up for the continuation of Ghoul!

The first chapter of "The Mind's Eye" is out now! I hope you enjoy it!

If you're reading this, that means I've just finished the first season of Trivia Murder Party: The Show, and to be honest, I think I've outdone myself. All of the dolls feel like they have their own distinct personalities. I was also worried I wouldn't make my episode ideas last 7,000 words, but I was able to do it through a series of parallel plots that contributed to the overall story, giving each episode the same feel as one of those Scooby-Doo scenes where they're chasing each other through the different doors. If I were to come up with any drawbacks, I think I rushed the ending. The hotel blows up, and...that's it.
          Worry not because there will be a second season based on Trivia Murder Party 1! I know you liked the power of friendship and camaraderie, but what about a group of unlikeable jerks? In this season, Brad and his first set of voodoo dolls move into the Murder Hotel, and the dolls are not happy. Will they be able to escape as well? No, but this is about the buildup to their tragic fate. It'll start after I finish with WarioWare season 5.
          Also, I've also decided just now that I'll be adding another novel to my to-do list to add more space between the two seasons. It's called Just a Gigolo. It's about a teenage boy named Simon who gets a date with the girl of his dreams...and then finds out she's in a cult. This one will start once I finish with The Mind's Eye, which begins on April 15!

I just had to report and delete a comment on Trivia Murder Party episode 8 for sexual content. Going forward, any comments on any of my works about the characters' private parts will be reported and deleted. To set the record straight, Brad is asexual, his feelings for Whitney are purely romantic, Trivia Murder Party: The Show is intended to have no sexual content, and if you want a fanfiction where Brad is a "freak" in a sexual way (because we already know he's a freak in other ways), you can write your own.

It's time to reveal the release date for my next novel, "Ghoul." It's about a ghoul named Finn who survives by siphoning humans' happiness, and he needs to get two people to fall in love because his life depends on it. Chapter 7 should be out on November 28. That's right, chapter 7. As it turns out, I already had a preview and six chapters written, and they're now published as a preview. While I'm writing this, I'll also be writing The Mind's Eye, and when I'm done, it's off to WarioWare season 5!

The sequel to my book "The Invisible World," titled "The Mind's Eye," is going to be a reality, unlike the Allwine Bubble. The first chapter will be out on November 15. While I'm writing this, I'll be finishing the last few episodes of "NiGHTS Goes to Hell," and then I'm going to bring an old project called "Ghoul" back from the dead.

The first episode of NiGHTS Goes to Hell is out now! I have also decided to extend the story to fourteen episodes, with the last one being an hour-long finale. This means NiGHTS and Trivia Murder Party won't end at the same time like I originally planned.

Alright, guys. The final episode of WarioWare, Inc. is out, and I have some thoughts. Overall, I think it was great. It was Wario. What did you expect? There were a lot of bangers ("Pizza Dinosaur" comes to mind), but there were also some episodes where the ending felt rushed. I hope you love them all the same. I know we're all going to miss Lulu. I was originally going to axe her after "Lulu Joins the Galactic Armada," but I decided to keep her around. It was when "Peer Review" came around with the possibility of somebody quitting that Lulu's name came to mind. We all knew someone had to quit eventually. However, I opened it up for her to come back in case there's a new WarioWare game, and Lulu's still there.
          Season 5 is definitely coming. I just need to come up with some episode ideas first. Stay tuned!

THE LAST TWO VICTIMS: Jeremy and Katherine Mays
          Jeremy and Katherine Mays were high school sweethearts who ran a YouTube channel together. After years of hard work, they decided it was finally time for a vacation in the mountains. They had booked a room in a lovely hotel. However, their car stalled on the way, and they had to stay at a different hotel until it was fixed. It was just as quaint if a little macabre. After spending a little while in their room, they were invited back to the elevators for a game called Trivia Murder Party. Jeremy could have sworn “Murder” was the hotel owner’s great-great-grandmother’s maiden name, but it turns out that was a lie. People were dying today. Jeremy and Kat were both selected for an unusual minigame: they and one other man were to pick one of two elevators. If all three picked the same elevator, they’d be spared, but if there was a split decision, everyone on the heavier side would die. Though blindfolded, Jeremy and Kat knew to hold hands and walk into the right elevator together, hoping the third man would join them. They took off their blindfolds to find that the third man wasn’t there. He must have picked the left elevator. There was a split, and they were on the heavier side. Fearing the worst, they grabbed onto each other in the hopes of holding onto each other one last time. In a flash, the cables snapped, and both of them went plummeting down the elevator shaft. They died in each other’s arms at the very bottom. The killer actually found it kind of sweet.
          However, this is not the end for Jeremy and Katherine Mays. They’ll be back, and not even death do they part. Trivia Murder Party: The Show has been moved to August 16.
          Yes, I've moved TMP again. As it turns out, there's more of this episode to complete than I thought. NiGHTS Goes to Hell still comes out August 30, though.

And with that, I finally finished the last story in the Fathoms of the Dark anthology. I have to say, I've never had a single story last more than a year before, but I think splitting it up was a good choice because it let my creative juices recharge. I don't think it really fulfills the horror aspect as much as I hoped for it to. Sure, it's got paranormal elements, but it doesn't have the fear factor that I was going for. Maybe it can be more like a paranormal, spooky anthology.
          Don't think I'm done with spooky, though. As I've been advertising ad nauseam, episode 2 of "Trivia Murder Party: The Show" comes August 15. (Also, don't tell anyone, but I want to start writing a movie based on the Smiler at Alton Towers. You didn't hear it from me, though.)