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>In this quest you play as a "DM" kind of character, instead of a "Player".
You're... Pretty much omnipotent. You're the "Storyteller". Since forever, you've been the world itself, building it on the go for some special sentient beings - Heroes - to inhabit, explore and exist. That was your purpose, your passion. To compose and make a poetic, grandiose environment for the Heroes. You weren't perfect though - sometimes, you did make this and that mistake, but it was certainly nothing you couldn't fix with some guile and narrative cunning.
However, this time, you've messed up big time. Keiko, one of your heroes, was now in possession of a God Blade - The Infinitos 12. It was sword that was at par with your own divine power. She wasn't supposed to have that! You must've made a horrible oversight! Gah. What a mistake!
Now, you couldn't just poof it out of her hands. But how you wish you could. You have to be more subtle than that - you had to orchestrate her life and events in a convincing, satisfying, "story-told" way. Simply causing a "A big rock falls, and she dies" event would mean your *own* demise. Making a good story is what keeps you *alive*.
You kinda haven't paid her much attention until now, given how unremarkable of an adventurer she was, however, you could vaguely remember the kind of story line you had set out for her.
>You've gone with the stereotypical, playing it safe. You had made a story for her to go to a dungeon and retrieve a magical artifact for a wizard, as a quest. She got the sword as a reward for completing it.
>Your story for her so far has been tragic and gritty. She had fought in a war, and one of her companions had died - but he had left her his family's heirloom. It happened to be the sword.
>Her story has been fairly light-hearted until now. She had won the sword as a prize in a silly bet, and at first everyone believed it just to be trash. But it happened to be the Infinitos.
>Write in.
