A golden-handed universe traveler in the Regal/Vegas stories, and a spiky-haired Luchadoras captain associated with Dirge, Dread, and Sharp Development. Recurring companions and explicit description connect these early-archive stories; the present-day Jenny profile remains a proposed match rather than a forced merge.
Story journey
Available supplied sources reviewed through October 24, 2026. Identity and chronology remain qualified where the sources do not resolve them. Two supplied texts are summaries whose original stories were unavailable.
40 sourced milestones
Oldest source date first, across all arcs. Source, publication and collection dates order the readings; they do not establish when events happen within the fiction. Accounts keep their action order and original date qualifications. Dates without an established year follow the dated stories.
RebirthSource date: 2017-10-16Original writing prompt[WP] Magic is real, but casting spells requires reciting the whole word. The longer the word, the more powerful the spell is. The strongest spells can take hours (or even decades) to cast, and the strongest wizards are either really fast speakers or have great foresight.Original prompt source ↗
Jenny awakens with stiff limbs and incomplete memories, discovers golden hands and forearms, and finds Regal dead beside the journal he kept while trying to revive her.
After reading that words carry power on this Earth, Jenny produces water by focusing on emotion. She buries Regal by hand, sings at his grave and sees golden flowers bloom; she concludes song can help her face the Demon Queen.
Original record’s chronology note — “Rebirth” (moment reader): Unknown relative to other readers; events follow source narrative order only. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Regal ArrivalSource date: 2017-10-17Original writing prompt[WP] Words are like animals. In order to speak a certain word you need to hunt it first. Most people have only a small vocabulary but one day you meet an old man who knows more words than you have ever heard of.Original prompt source ↗
Regal brings Jenny's damaged body to Sarah's word-magic Earth. In the arrival scene he says he has kept the head alive; the continuation Golden Mistake names Jenny as the corpse he is trying to restore.
Original record’s chronology note — “Regal Arrival” (moment reader): Body transported before Golden Mistake's golden-nano revival preparations and Rebirth's awakening. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Golden MistakeSource date: 2017-10-18Original writing prompt[WP] A pandemic "illness" sweeps across the world in which its victims all have superpowers. You don't know what yours is.Original prompt source ↗
During Regal's revival preparations, Jenny's corpse lies in a horse trough of golden nanos. He explains that their power could restore her, but Bob's release of the nanos rebalances the world and forces him to use an incantation instead.
Original record’s chronology note — “Golden Mistake” (moment reader): After damaged-body arrival and before awakening in Rebirth. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Vegas Destroys a CitySource date: 2017-10-20Original writing prompt — “Vegas Destroys a City” (moment reader)[WP]There is no time left for explanations. You must destroy your city using one penny and you only have 24 hours left.Original prompt source ↗
Regal carries Jenny's severed body and preserves her head while escaping the defeated city's aftermath. He says she greatly weakened the Demon Queen. Vegas places a red die in her pocket to help future efforts.
Original record’s chronology note — retained source group for “Vegas Destroys a City” (3 source readers): Before Regal Arrival and the revival attempt; red die later returned in Getting the Band Back Together. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Getting the Band Back TogetherSource date: 2017-10-23Original writing prompt — “Getting the Band Back Together” (moment reader)[WP] It's been a long time, old friend.Original prompt source ↗
Five days after burying Regal, Jenny receives supplies from Aury, who identifies himself as Sarah's son. Aury returns a red die entrusted to him; Jenny uses it to open a portal and reunite with Vegas, then asks him to gather their former allies against the Demon Queen.
Jenny declines Vegas's offer of fountain-of-youth water, saying she likes her crow's feet. When he estimates five years to retrieve Bailey and Foley from a differently timed world, she accepts the delay and agrees there will be time to teach Aury magic.
Original record’s chronology note — retained source group for “Getting the Band Back Together” (2 source readers): Unknown relative to other readers; events follow source narrative order only. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Original record’s chronology note — retained source group for “Getting the Band Back Together” (2 source readers): Five days after burial; projected five-year wait is an estimate, not a completed passage of time. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
RecruitmentSource date: 2017-11-29Original writing prompt — “Recruitment” (moment reader)"Oh come on, how was I supposed to know that robbing one bank would lead to all this shit?!"Original prompt source ↗
Jenny approaches Crystal and her father Ryan at Alex's tattoo shop, explains that Crystal's21 tattoo awakened a La Mano Soul and offers both admission to a school. Vegas warns that the pursuer is near; Jenny reveals her golden hands, identifies the pursuer as Ballisea and opens a portal for herself and Vegas, leaving the invitation open.
Original record’s chronology note — retained source group for “Recruitment” (2 source readers): Unknown order relative to Jenny's revival and later derby arcs; source describes short spiky hair and glowing46. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Pizza and PromisesSource date: 2018-01-11Original writing prompt — “Pizza and Promises” (moment reader)[WP] Magic, it happens, is real; it just takes an innate talent. You and your best friend have it, and just learned about it.Original prompt source ↗
Jenny approaches Hector and Ricky after their newly awakened magic frightens a waitress and Hector cleans the spill. She praises Hector's kindness, names herself, offers to pay for lunch and asks to talk while showing a glowing46 on her forehead.
Original record’s chronology note — retained source group for “Pizza and Promises” (2 source readers): Same described recruitment form as Recruitment; no explicit order between scenes or completed enrollment. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Lucky LeeSource date: 2018-01-18Original writing prompt — “Lucky Lee” (moment reader)[WP] "Are you okay?" she asked. "No," he said, "but I will be."Original prompt source ↗
Jenny goes into a pizzeria while Vegas waits outside. When she returns with a pizza, Jasmine has unsuccessfully tried to influence him. Jenny tells Jasmine her power does not work on people expecting it, introduces herself and offers food.
Original record’s chronology note — retained source group for “Lucky Lee” (2 source readers): Source-era recruitment pair; expectation rule is Jenny's explanation, not independently universalized. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
The RundownSource date: 2018-02-06Original writing prompt — “The Rundown” (moment reader)[WP] You're just an average guy with a passive super power -whenever something is about to hurt you, time slows to a crawl so you can escape to safety. You've been running for 5 minutes now, time is still moving like molasses.Original prompt source ↗
Jenny approaches14-year-old Frank in a pizzeria, says she has watched him and is bored, then produces a gold blade and threatens to kill him if she catches him. His danger-activated speed lets him dodge as she stabs her own gold hand, which heals without blood.
Jenny pursues Frank around the world on rollerblades leaving golden light, crossing the ocean. After he trips over dice in Las Vegas and twists his ankle, she checks on him. Vegas is waiting nearby; she objects that she could have caught Frank herself.
Original record’s chronology note — retained source group for “The Rundown” (2 source readers): Unknown relative to other readers; events follow source narrative order only. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Original record’s chronology note — retained source group for “The Rundown” (2 source readers): Ten-minute chase per narrator; no killing or enrollment outcome depicted. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Soldier of PeaceSource date: 2018-02-19Original writing prompt[WP] You pull the rusty knife out of your chest and watch your skin pull itself back together, "Hey not bad," you say, "the last guy trying to win the bounty didn't make it through the front door."Original prompt source ↗
Jenny and Vegas break into Paz's house, where Jenny throws a knife into the14-year-old's chest and watches the wound regenerate. In the fight outside, Jenny throws and kicks Paz before the girl grabs her hair and suplexes her into the driveway.
After Paz's suplex, Jenny accuses Vegas of helping the girl. He says Paz is skilled and Jenny has been fooling around. Jenny then asks to talk, says she knew the knife would not hurt, introduces herself and learns with surprise that Paz has a bounty.
Original record’s chronology note — “Soldier of Peace” (moment reader): Unknown relative to other readers; events follow source narrative order only. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Original record’s chronology note — “Soldier of Peace” (moment reader): No school acceptance or bounty resolution shown. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
OrientationSource date: 2018-02-27Original writing prompt — “Orientation” (moment reader)[WP] "Excellent choice, we shall transport you immediately," the voice says as you step back from the console labeled PERSONAL UNIVERSE RELOCATOROriginal prompt source ↗
Six months after meeting Hector and Ricky, Jenny and Vegas teach them to use a traversal elevator. Jenny sees an unsafe red-sun Earth, quickly locks the door, updates its access restriction with Ballisea as the reason and starts another traversal.
Jenny and Vegas tell the students that Ballisea has conquered an unimaginably large number of Earths and that no single person can stop her. Jenny names Toku High principal Regal as someone with a plan, whom they will meet when they start school.
Original record’s chronology note — retained source group for “Orientation” (2 source readers): Six-month interval explicit; universe'sconquestonlyreported, noQueenappearance. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Original record’s chronology note — retained source group for “Orientation” (2 source readers): Unknown relative to other readers; events follow source narrative order only. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Cactus WaterSource date: 2018-06-08Original writing prompt — “Cactus Water” (moment reader)[WP] "You're the 12th assassin we've had to send in this year. Try not to get killed." Their hands traced over the file. "It's a kid."Original prompt source ↗
Jenny stands with a fourteen-year-old girl and her short blue-mohawk companion when hired attacker Thorne approaches under a lost-driver pretext. She blocks his exit, identifies his hidden #39 Cactus number and tells him he is outclassed. To reinforce the warning, she pulls his car door off and orders him to leave; he drives away without attacking the girl.
Original record’s chronology note — retained source group for “Cactus Water” (2 source readers): Unknown relative to other readers; events follow source narrative order only. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Bag of FishSource date: 2018-08-22Original writing prompt — “Bag of Fish” (moment reader)[CW] Flash Fiction Challenge! Location: A Zoo | Object: BackpackOriginal prompt source ↗
During team equipment orientation, Jenny takes the red-scissor backpack from Melody and accompanies Dread through the zoo to select a Unique shark. She locates three available sharks and recommends the El Valiente one, but Dread declines. The connected team-formation sources identify this helper as the same Zero Jenny who joined Dirge, Dread, Torque and Bailey; the selected pet is not shown here.
Original record’s chronology note — retained source group for “Bag of Fish” (3 source readers): Specific team selection/orientation sequence; source publication order differs and is not used as fictional chronology. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
News SliceSource date: 2018-08-31Original writing prompt — “News Slice” (moment reader)[WP] Something absolutely world-shaking happened today... Write from the perspective of the one news outlet that, either obliviously or purposefully, is skirting around this incredible story despite how present it is.Original prompt source ↗
Jenny's hurried pizza order interrupts a live television report about Chef Curly, a dog receiving his food-handler certificate. Calli brings the hooded customer on camera; Jenny says she has already seen the demonstration, receives a free pizza, then opens a black portal and invites the viewers to see her in the AlterNet before jumping through.
Original record’s chronology note — retained source group for “News Slice” (2 source readers): Unknown relative to other readers; events follow source narrative order only. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Unknown individual title; Las Luchadoras tryout memberSource date: 2018-09-08Writing promptThe original writing prompt is not available in this edition.
Jenny enters Sharp's Unique-only derby tryouts as a Zero. When a naga demands her removal, she insists she is good enough; Ms Sharp orders a knockdown test against captain Bailey. Jenny activates her hand-mounted Node, takes a blue-and-gold game form and deliberately appears slow while learning Bailey's class. Bailey's first card changes the track to Fairy Forest, and Jenny recognizes a way to win; this reader ends before she uses it.
Original record’s chronology note — “Unknown individual title; Las Luchadoras tryout member” (moment reader): Unknown relative to other readers; events follow source narrative order only. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Zero ChanceSource date: 2018-09-09Original free-write context — “Zero Chance” (moment reader)[OT] Sunday Free Write - Queen Elizabeth II EditionThis is an open-writing context rather than a standalone writing prompt.Original context source ↗
The same tryout seen through Dirge and Dread's perspective shows them supporting Jenny while the crowd isolates and mocks her. After Bailey plays Fairy Forest, Jenny stops just short of completing her lap and lets her hair's game glow fade. The naga calls it surrender, but Dirge insists that it is not; this reader ends before Jenny's next move.
Original record’s chronology note — retained source group for “Zero Chance” (2 source readers): Unknown relative to other readers; events follow source narrative order only. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Team BenefitsSource date: 2018-09-16Original free-write context — “Team Benefits” (moment reader)[OT] Sunday Free Write - B. B. King EditionThis is an open-writing context rather than a standalone writing prompt.Original context source ↗
Jenny joins the selected team with Bailey, Dread, Dirge and Torque and tests their new cross-universe Whisper bangles. She invites them to her parents' pizza shop and thanks the sisters for defending her as a Zero. After the girls discover Donna Chang's, she accepts Dirge's invitation to a free meal, learns that the proprietor moves the restaurant between universes and orders sweet-and-sour chicken from Takeru.
Original record’s chronology note — retained source group for “Team Benefits” (2 source readers): Unknown relative to other readers; events follow source narrative order only. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Fluttering LeavesSource date: 2018-09-23Original free-write context[OT] Sunday Free Write - Pablo Neruda EditionThis is an open-writing context rather than a standalone writing prompt.Original context source ↗
Jenny praises Dread's roar through their team Whisper and begins teaching her macros, explaining that any chosen word can replace a cumbersome ability activation. After Dirge takes Torque to another track, Jenny selects a Node for practice; its nanos generate a large red-haired woman, prompting Dread to shout Flutter and warn Jenny to run. The construct's nature is not explained before this reader ends.
Original record’s chronology note — “Fluttering Leaves” (moment reader): Unknown relative to other readers; events follow source narrative order only. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
TeambuildingSource date: 2018-09-30Original free-write context[OT] Sunday Free Write - Berlin Blockade EditionThis is an open-writing context rather than a standalone writing prompt.Original context source ↗
Torque's friendly fire knocks Jenny down during the Magi-Knights match, but Jenny resumes skating. She explains that LongArm's #21 La Mano ability permits an additional card beyond the starting draw. Later she voluntarily takes Torque's remaining bench penalty so Torque can target LongArm immediately, saying she herself needs more laps before becoming useful.
Original record’s chronology note — “Teambuilding” (moment reader): Unknown relative to other readers; events follow source narrative order only. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Pizza PlanningSource date: 2018-10-07Original source context[WP] Sunday Free Write - Edgar Allen Poe EditionThe original event or thread heading is preserved; a separate writing prompt is not recorded in this source.Original context source ↗
Jenny hosts Dread, Dirge and Torque at her father's pizzeria and briefs them on the six-member Clown Patrol using pictures and class information. She says she spoke with Ms Sharp about their first loss and the need for a bench substitute; Bailey is considering candidates and Jenny has suggested a healer. Jenny reassures Torque about the friendly-fire incident, then learns from Dread that Ballisea is Flutter's more powerful boss and killed Dread's parents.
Original record’s chronology note — “Pizza Planning” (moment reader): Unknown relative to other readers; events follow source narrative order only. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Contract UpgradeSource date: 2018-11-01Original source context[WP] Theme Thursday - DreadThe original event or thread heading is preserved; a separate writing prompt is not recorded in this source.Original context source ↗
After practice, Jenny asks Dread what being a Unique feels like and worries that millions of alternate Jennys exist. Dread reassures her that only one is sitting beside her. Jenny then confides that Ms Sharp has offered to upgrade her before the next match, says the technology currently allows only plant Souls and enthusiastically intends to accept. Her new Soul and the procedure are not shown.
Original record’s chronology note — “Contract Upgrade” (moment reader): Unknown relative to other readers; events follow source narrative order only. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Choice of MillionsSource date: 2018-11-16Original free-write context — “Choice of Millions” (moment reader)[OT] Friday Free-Fiorm: The New Sunday Free WriteThis is an open-writing context rather than a standalone writing prompt.Original context source ↗
After a Luchadoras win, Jenny visits Ms Sharp with Janet and learns that Bailey defended her after their first loss and recommended her as captain. Dana says Jenny already holds that public title but investors object to a Zero exercising it. Jenny eagerly wants an upgrade, initially asking for El Sol; Dana offers only a plant Soul for now. Dana then explains that the process requires killing a million alternate Jennys and will eliminate all the others and future births. The reader ends with that disclosure, before Jenny gives an informed final answer or undergoes the procedure.
Original record’s chronology note — retained source group for “Choice of Millions” (2 source readers): Unknown relative to other readers; events follow source narrative order only. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Ticket to RideSource date: 2018-12-02Original writing prompt[WP] For years everyone laughed at you because of your only wish to the genie. But now you are the one laughing, you and your oven that "instantly produces the perfect pizza for every occasion, even the end of the world."Original prompt source ↗
Jenny arrives with Dirge and Dread at Mando's gathering while the hosts watch a skeleton invasion on television. After the frightened hosts throw a pizza at them, she introduces the trio and hears Dread identify Ballisea's takeover. Jenny is ready to leave but notices the destroyed ham-and-pineapple pizza. She agrees to take the hosts with them in return for more, and accepts Carla's request to bring the oven after checking with Dirge. Their departure is not shown.
Original record’s chronology note — “Ticket to Ride” (moment reader): Unknown relative to other readers; events follow source narrative order only. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Okay, Go!Source date: 2018-12-14Original writing prompt — “Okay, Go!” (moment reader)[CW] Listen to a song, and try to imagine the story that it's a soundtrack to. Write this story. Tell us what song it is, and indicate with time markers what parts of the song correspond to which sections of the story. Try to write it so that the song tells your story.Original prompt source ↗
After weeks of deliberation, Jenny tells Dana she wants the upgrade. Watching thousands of alternate Jennys, she says she got there first and repeats that the displayed copies will be killed, the others will die and no more will be born. Dana leaves for a Yggdrasil problem and delegates to Melody, who makes the copies collapse and channels their energy into Jenny's custom Node. Jenny is confused by the lack of pain; Melody explains that removing her existing Soul and making room for the new one is still to come. The actual installation is not shown.
Original record’s chronology note — retained source group for “Okay, Go!” (2 source readers): Unknown relative to other readers; events follow source narrative order only. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Glorious RevelationSource date: 2018-12-25Original writing prompt[WP] Everything is a simulation and nobody knows it. Until one day, you meet a hacker.Original prompt source ↗
Jenny meets pizza worker Gloria Islas beside a fountain, accepts a slice and says the Glorias she has met are kind. She demonstrates duplicating a picnic table to support her claim that this Earth is a simulation, then gives Gloria Nodes for herself and friends. Her companion Flynn changes from a butterfly into a koi called Finn; Jenny says he has reprogrammed access. Before leaving through a portal, she warns that her orange-eyed friend Dirge may visit. This scene records Jenny's new blue coat and white fingerless gloves without asserting a modern-profile merger.
Original record’s chronology note — “Glorious Revelation” (moment reader): Unknown relative to other readers; events follow source narrative order only. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Dreaded SurpriseSource date: 2019-01-16Original writing prompt[WP] 2 years ago you found yourself as the last human on Earth but decide to start uploading your adventures to YouTube as a keepsake. Suddenly, all your videos have 2 views, and your latest has a comment.Original prompt source ↗
Jenny joins Britt, Dread and Dirge in bringing food and company to Robert's otherwise empty Earth. Britt introduces her as the Asian girl with black spiked hair. Jenny has no independent dialogue or separate action in the short arrival scene.
Original record’s chronology note — “Dreaded Surprise” (moment reader): Unknown relative to other readers; events follow source narrative order only. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Vanilla OriginSource date: 2019-04-26Original writing prompt[WP] This is the story of a girl who cried a river and drowned the whole world.Original prompt source ↗
Jenny arrives with her two companions and recognizes Alliane as the customer who wanted boots imported.
Original record’s chronology note — “Vanilla Origin” (moment reader): Scene-local sequence only; wider fictional chronology unknown. Source date is not an in-world date. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Clowning AroundSource date: 2019-04-28Original free-write context[OT] Smash 'Em Up Sunday!This is an open-writing context rather than a standalone writing prompt.Original context source ↗
Jenny asks what Alliane needs before modifying the footwear with golden nanos. Dirge urges her to add a wedding gift. Jenny expects Clown Patrol to be an easy next opponent until Billy explains that the replacement LaughTrack, Red, has killed an Earth's population using enhanced super speed.
Original record’s chronology note — “Clowning Around” (moment reader): Immediately continues the appointment in Vanilla Origin. The Magi-knights match is explicitly their first match as a team and already past; Clown Patrol is upcoming. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Custom FootwearSource date: 2019-05-12Original free-write context[OT] Smash 'Em Up Sunday!This is an open-writing context rather than a standalone writing prompt.Original context source ↗
After Billy's warning about the new LaughTrack, Jenny invents another way to import items. She refunds Alliane's payment as a wedding gift and free trial, then creates new sneakers from AlterNet Soul Serpent leather instead of coating the originals. She says they channel Unique energy and should be faster than normally imported boots.
Original record’s chronology note — “Custom Footwear” (moment reader): Explicit continuation of Clowning Around's unfinished boot commission; no broader in-world date inferred. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Sharp MemorySource date: 2019-08-12Original source context[WP] Smash 'Em Up Sunday!The original event or thread heading is preserved; a separate writing prompt is not recorded in this source.Original context source ↗
On Jenny's eighteenth birthday, Melody visits her pizzeria after nearly three years of little contact and gives a red node granting access to Dana's secret lab. Jenny hesitates at the claim that it is from Dana, then accepts after Melody retracts that claim and says she thinks Dana would want Jenny to have it. Melody later warns about the lab's secrets and confesses her own past lies. Jenny postpones the lab visit to celebrate with Dread and Aury.
Original record’s chronology note — “Sharp Memory” (moment reader): Explicit eighteenth birthday roughly three years after Dana's death, not a fictional date derived from publication. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Zero SensitivitySource date: 2019-08-15Original writing prompt[WP] After several hours of fighting through the dungeon and into the final chamber. The heroes begin fighting the last minions and the Evil Wizard himself. "Hold on, one moment! Time-Out!" the Evil Wizard declared. "My staff isn't working, just... give me a moment to talk to tech support."Original prompt source ↗
Malabad credits Jenny, the Luchadoras captain and a Sharp employee, with importing an impressive staff. Aury praises the work, calls her a Zero and thanks him for the tip after patching their game agreement. Jenny is discussed and does not appear.
Original record’s chronology note — “Zero Sensitivity” (moment reader): Scene-local sequence only; wider fictional chronology unknown. Source date is not an in-world date. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Alarming SirenSource date: 2019-08-23Original writing prompt[WP] As you sit idly in a park staring into nothing, you suddenly see a figure appear out of nowhere under the shade of a tree. They look around furtively for a moment then begin to walk off.Original prompt source ↗
Jenny seeks an abandoned Sharp Development facility and warns Fred that his exploring brother Ted is in danger from a mermaid. She says Sharp abandoned the project because the mermaid kept eating staff, then rides with Fred to make the site less dangerous. The rescue remains ahead of this scene.
Original record’s chronology note — “Alarming Siren” (moment reader): Scene-local sequence only; wider fictional chronology unknown. Source date is not an in-world date. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Sharp SecretSource date: 2020-01-05Original source context[WP] Smash 'Em Up Sunday: MysteriesThe original event or thread heading is preserved; a separate writing prompt is not recorded in this source.Original context source ↗
Jenny tells Aurelio she can finish Dana's project for Satan: birthing two unembodied Sol souls in one universe by adapting the process that gave Wonder consciousness. Wonder has allowed tests; Jenny seeks Aurelio's old moderator badge to open Dana's private lab office and hopes Oren can help. When Oren arrives to announce his eighteenth-birthday tournament, Jenny enthusiastically accepts and hugs him.
Original record’s chronology note — “Sharp Secret” (moment reader): After Dana's death as understood byJenny and afteranearliertournamentfeaturingWonder; beforeOren'snew18birthdaytournament. Calendar unknown. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Sharp ResetSource date: 2020-12-27Original writing prompt[WP] Putting together a party for the next dungeon used to be difficult. However, forming adventuring groups was revolutionized by the "Delver" app. Just keep swiping until you find your party's best fit.Original prompt source ↗
Dana confirms Jenny remains captain after cancelling and planning to restart the PineappleCup, allowing Bailey time for her recovering father. Jenny and the four teammates receive DRBY and responsibility for jointly choosing a sixth member; no selection is shown.
Original record’s chronology note — “Sharp Reset” (moment reader): Scene-local sequence only; wider fictional chronology unknown. Source date is not an in-world date. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
Dungeons & ExpositionSource date: 2021-02-14Original writing prompt[WP] The longer a dungeon world remains sealed, the more plentiful, powerful and unique Skill and Ability stones it creates. Your team, along with others, has 30 days to survive and loot as much as you can before the dungeon world seals itself for another century.Original prompt source ↗
Jenny explains dungeon-match progression and plans guild practice during a thirty-day opening. She recommends assembling full teams to discuss synergies, while reassuring new Swordmage Astrid that enjoying her role matters.
Original record’s chronology note — “Dungeons & Exposition” (moment reader): Unknown order relative to other stories; source date is not fictional chronology. Source review record order is used within this increment; it is not a fictional timeline.
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Original writing prompt[WP] Magic is real, but casting spells requires reciting the whole word. The longer the word, the more powerful the spell is. The strongest spells can take hours (or even decades) to cast, and the strongest wizards are either really fast speakers or have great foresight.Original prompt source ↗
Original writing prompt[WP] Words are like animals. In order to speak a certain word you need to hunt it first. Most people have only a small vocabulary but one day you meet an old man who knows more words than you have ever heard of.Original prompt source ↗
Original writing prompt[WP] A pandemic "illness" sweeps across the world in which its victims all have superpowers. You don't know what yours is.Original prompt source ↗
Original writing prompt[WP]There is no time left for explanations. You must destroy your city using one penny and you only have 24 hours left.Original prompt source ↗
Original writing prompt[WP] Magic, it happens, is real; it just takes an innate talent. You and your best friend have it, and just learned about it.Original prompt source ↗
Original writing prompt[WP] You're just an average guy with a passive super power -whenever something is about to hurt you, time slows to a crawl so you can escape to safety. You've been running for 5 minutes now, time is still moving like molasses.Original prompt source ↗
Original writing prompt[WP] You pull the rusty knife out of your chest and watch your skin pull itself back together, "Hey not bad," you say, "the last guy trying to win the bounty didn't make it through the front door."Original prompt source ↗
Original writing prompt[WP] "Excellent choice, we shall transport you immediately," the voice says as you step back from the console labeled PERSONAL UNIVERSE RELOCATOROriginal prompt source ↗
Original writing prompt[WP] "You're the 12th assassin we've had to send in this year. Try not to get killed." Their hands traced over the file. "It's a kid."Original prompt source ↗
Original writing prompt[WP] Something absolutely world-shaking happened today... Write from the perspective of the one news outlet that, either obliviously or purposefully, is skirting around this incredible story despite how present it is.Original prompt source ↗
Original free-write context[OT] Sunday Free Write - Queen Elizabeth II EditionThis is an open-writing context rather than a standalone writing prompt.Original context source ↗
Original free-write context[OT] Sunday Free Write - B. B. King EditionThis is an open-writing context rather than a standalone writing prompt.Original context source ↗
Original free-write context[OT] Sunday Free Write - Pablo Neruda EditionThis is an open-writing context rather than a standalone writing prompt.Original context source ↗
Original free-write context[OT] Sunday Free Write - Berlin Blockade EditionThis is an open-writing context rather than a standalone writing prompt.Original context source ↗
Original writing prompt[WP] The adventurer's guild set up a review system so other adventurers can share their thoughts on things like dungeons, weaponsmiths, abandoned crypts, etc.Original prompt source ↗
Original source context[WP] Sunday Free Write - Edgar Allen Poe EditionThe original event or thread heading is preserved; a separate writing prompt is not recorded in this source.Original context source ↗
Original source context[WP] Theme Thursday - DreadThe original event or thread heading is preserved; a separate writing prompt is not recorded in this source.Original context source ↗
Original free-write context[OT] Friday Free-Fiorm: The New Sunday Free WriteThis is an open-writing context rather than a standalone writing prompt.Original context source ↗
Original writing prompt[WP] For years everyone laughed at you because of your only wish to the genie. But now you are the one laughing, you and your oven that "instantly produces the perfect pizza for every occasion, even the end of the world."Original prompt source ↗
Original writing prompt[CW] Listen to a song, and try to imagine the story that it's a soundtrack to. Write this story. Tell us what song it is, and indicate with time markers what parts of the song correspond to which sections of the story. Try to write it so that the song tells your story.Original prompt source ↗
Original writing prompt[WP] 2 years ago you found yourself as the last human on Earth but decide to start uploading your adventures to YouTube as a keepsake. Suddenly, all your videos have 2 views, and your latest has a comment.Original prompt source ↗
Original source context[WP] Smash 'Em Up Sunday!The original event or thread heading is preserved; a separate writing prompt is not recorded in this source.Original context source ↗
Original writing prompt[WP] After several hours of fighting through the dungeon and into the final chamber. The heroes begin fighting the last minions and the Evil Wizard himself. "Hold on, one moment! Time-Out!" the Evil Wizard declared. "My staff isn't working, just... give me a moment to talk to tech support."Original prompt source ↗
Original writing prompt[WP] As you sit idly in a park staring into nothing, you suddenly see a figure appear out of nowhere under the shade of a tree. They look around furtively for a moment then begin to walk off.Original prompt source ↗
Original source context[WP] Smash 'Em Up Sunday: MysteriesThe original event or thread heading is preserved; a separate writing prompt is not recorded in this source.Original context source ↗
Original writing prompt[WP] Putting together a party for the next dungeon used to be difficult. However, forming adventuring groups was revolutionized by the "Delver" app. Just keep swiping until you find your party's best fit.Original prompt source ↗
Original writing prompt[WP] The longer a dungeon world remains sealed, the more plentiful, powerful and unique Skill and Ability stones it creates. Your team, along with others, has 30 days to survive and loot as much as you can before the dungeon world seals itself for another century.Original prompt source ↗
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