Saving Creativity
An Interactive Fiction game by Danielle Fuller (c) 2017
An Interactive Fiction game by Danielle Fuller (c) 2017
Colette has a confused look on her face, but she goes and teleports you to the field.
Once in the field, Colette says, “Ok, so, explain to me what's going on.”
“You know,” you say. “I'm not totally sure myself what's going on. All I know is that I faced Dreven, he was weakened, disappeared and then the day started over again.”
“Hmmm,” Colette said, “I didn't realize Dreven could do that.”
Silence for a short time, before you say, “So, you believe me.”
“I'm not sure yet. Either way, we need to come up with a different strategy for defeating Dreven.”
Not too long after that's said, Alastair shows up. Colette goes over to him and tells him the situation. He's silent for a short time, before he says, “I've heard talk of Dreven possibly being able to do that very thing before this. I didn't realize he could actually do it, though.”
Hearing what Alastair said, you get up and go over to him as you say, “Apparently he can. He has. I'm not sure why you two, or at least Colette, was affected by it and I wasn't.”
“I'm not sure either,” Alastair says. “It might have something to do with your abilities, though.”
“That would make sense,” Colette said. Silence for a short time, then, “In anycase, we need to come up with a better strategy.”
“True,” you say. “But what?”
Once in the field, Colette says, “Ok, so, explain to me what's going on.”
“You know,” you say. “I'm not totally sure myself what's going on. All I know is that I faced Dreven, he was weakened, disappeared and then the day started over again.”
“Hmmm,” Colette said, “I didn't realize Dreven could do that.”
Silence for a short time, before you say, “So, you believe me.”
“I'm not sure yet. Either way, we need to come up with a different strategy for defeating Dreven.”
Not too long after that's said, Alastair shows up. Colette goes over to him and tells him the situation. He's silent for a short time, before he says, “I've heard talk of Dreven possibly being able to do that very thing before this. I didn't realize he could actually do it, though.”
Hearing what Alastair said, you get up and go over to him as you say, “Apparently he can. He has. I'm not sure why you two, or at least Colette, was affected by it and I wasn't.”
“I'm not sure either,” Alastair says. “It might have something to do with your abilities, though.”
“That would make sense,” Colette said. Silence for a short time, then, “In anycase, we need to come up with a better strategy.”
“True,” you say. “But what?”