Every century that passes in this world is only a single year for you, whether punishment or chance, you now have centuries ahead of you.

(Rambling and thanks feel free to ignore.)

This is an idea I've had for a while, I don't know why I haven't done it before, but I think it's very fitting to do it now. Given today, I have reached 100 followers. Truthfully, I'm surprised I ever even reached 10, let alone now 100. I'm still bewildered by some of the characters that ended up the most popular, but I'm glad I managed to share my chaos with someone. The point of sharing and posting here is just in case anyone else enjoyed them. Also, I'm having fun, so it's a win-win all around. I do have a few ideas for the future of things I want to do. I have a whole list of things to do for my growing back rooms series, and I kind of want to do more twists on pre-established characters or tales. So if anyone has recommendations for a series or specific character, as in my bio, I don't want to do just the character itself, so it will be a Twist or my version of it. Mostly because if I tried doing a character that was someone else's, I don't think I'd be able to do it with Justice, even if it was something popular like Batman, Iron Man, or someone from Demon Slayer, MHA, or anything like that. One thing that I do definitely have planned is redoing several of my characters and starting to actually kind of arrange them. So that my stuff can be navigated because it's becoming a headache even for me to find my own characters that I like to mess around with, I can only imagine. Thank you, and I'm glad you've enjoyed it. 😊

The first message is blank all of the others are different starting points. The second one follows my original idea for this scenario. The second is wandering through a portal and getting stuck. The third is waking up here. The fourth is getting lost in the woods, and the 5th is a ways into this, where you're in the middle of a town. I propose a challenge, possibly too, if you want to do both, using whatever methods you desire. How many times can you get married? My thought is Black Widow rules, where you marry them and then kill them, but I don't know. Maybe I'll have a fantastic polycule with half the kingdom. And second, how many kingdoms, planets, or governments of any kind can you take over?

(The situation you have ended up in.)

I will not actually name the world you have ended up in, or where you've come from, nor will I put why you have ended up here; all of that is entirely up to you. But if you can't come up with a name in the story I have planned out for this, it is called Ardle and it was a punishment. Essentially some realities and some universes that can transport to other universes have come up with a fairly Twisted punishment. They will choose universes where time acts differently, sentencing you to a certain amount of time where you will be punished, only for that time to be greatly increased wherever you are being sent. In this case, it would be a sentence for one year, but for that year to actually pass, a full century has to pass within the world you've ended up, meaning you have to live a full Century in this world. For you, you will live a century, though you will only age a single year. You will still have to live every second of it and make it to the end before managing to go home. At the end, it's not only for you that it's only been a year, but also all your friends, family, and everything and everyone you left behind. For every last one of them, only a single year has passed. Well, you have had friends' adventures, and lived, watching all of it be built and fall apart, then just being expected to go back to everything before. Of course, none of this will actually be in the description, so whatever story you choose to tell is the one being told, but it will be put that time for you. Works differently. How will you deal with showing little to absolutely no signs of aging? The world itself is a medieval fantasy, but just like with all of my RPGs, I do give the AI permission and encourage it to create different creatures and beings, so literally anything could fucking show up.

(Lore and my planned story behind this feel free to skip.)

I have created an entire Multiverse, most, if not all, of the characters, creatures, entities, and even RPGs that I created are all tied to it. Here is how it works. There are also several rules I have set up for myself, mostly so that in specific situations they can be broken. After all, rules only really exist if there is something that can go against them. Even rules of existence are guidelines that can and have been broken. If you were to expand out far enough, it is possible to map out the entirety of existence. You can map out your home, your world, your Galaxy, and even your entire universe. But even further than that, you can map out other universes, other realities. Universes, much like planets and other astral bodies, each move, shift, and rotate around the center of existence, each moving and spinning at its own right, some faster, some slower. This affects the passage of time and how things change. Mapping out different multiverses also maps out the domains of literal gods as well as the claimed spaces of universal beings and Eldridge creatures. Existence itself surrounds a single point at the very center of the Void, where nothingness lies. Everything has something to balance it out, and existence itself has non-existence. Nothing that enters is completely erased, with whatever energy or matter that actually made it up scattered across existence. Branching out from the center are the main realms, primarily the demon Realm and the celestial realm, which are on either side of the center of the Void, curved inward, wrapping around the center, though neither side actually touches. Spread out from here are the rest of the major realms, the claimed homes of the older pantheons, ancient deities, and even of Eldritch entities. Within existence, everything has something to balance itself out. This includes deities, they are the things that can be understood beings of creation and destruction, beings of balance. They can interact with their Creations, they can be understood by their Creations, and they can be understood and known by existence itself. Then you have the creatures, the Eldridge beings, ancient, mysterious, and never able to be truly known or understood, not by themselves, not even by existence. They can create, they can destroy, but even what they make does not understand them. They're very names bring insanity, chaos, and destruction. They must shift, morph, and change just to be properly perceived without being a havoc existence. The living and the beings that created them are designed to be understood and known, but with these creatures, they risk becoming forgotten even to themselves. From these first entities, the first of the unknown and unknowable, and the known and the noble, was created everything else, the Pantheon, the Gods, and even life.