[ It's been days after this incident, but Alisa is still having some trouble with it... ]

filtered away from Kuroneko, The Fallen Saint of Seiyou

Good day, Asgard. I have another problem that I cannot solve without your help. I have been challenged to write a story and I accepted with little hesitation, but the truth is, I have never written a story since my creation! It was not a skill that was deemed necessary at the time. Only now do I realize its importance...

So, I would like to ask the following: how does one write a story, particularly one that involves fighting? What are its elements, and how must I implement them? Lastly, what makes a story "good"?

Thank you very much for your time.

[ The voice that snaps over the bracelet is sharp but bored. ]

Required: a number of test subjects for this ridiculous, useless power that I've been assigned. Willing subjects preferable, though this is not set in stone.

Compensation will be provided.




[ .. eventually. ]

Good morning!

[ There is quite a bit of pause in line breaks. ]

...Well?

[Here is a brown haired, blue-eyed teenage boy looking rather bored as he fiddles with the bracelet he is wearing.]

This is nothing like a computer. I can't even take this thing apart.

[He sighs longingly, still playing with the bracelet.]

Is there anything in the way of technology that I can play with? Perhaps...something not grey?