WT: Geeze, I don't even know...I'd probably think I was dreaming at first. Then comes the terrible realization and praying you don't end up dissected for science. Granted...considering the species diversity in Zoot, I imagine that alien autopsy isn't a common practice every time a new species may pop up. Still, I don't know how I'd adjust to be honest. Aside from being hopelessly in love with Dawn myself, (Which would cause issues with getting along with Vernon I guess lol) I mean...when you really think about an Isekai scenario, and just getting plopped in a strange world, even with full acceptance, how long would it take you to adapt? For instance, I'm still struggling to learn German, I've been on Duolingo for two years and haven't made decent progress. Now imagine having to learn the entire history of a new world, possibly a language or multiple ones, and various other things just to get by. I mean ending up in Zoot, my Zoot, would be interesting, but man I imagine it would take a hell of a long time to get comfortable there.
As for meeting my Ocs, it would be...well awkward. Aside from my earlier joke...I'd be...I guess kind of beside myself with fear worrying that my writing is what steered their lives along the paths they had traveled. That every time Dawn's father abused her, it was because I wrote it that way. Cameron's wife dying? That was me. And if that proves true...what do I tell them? That I wanted to make their world engaging and relatable? There are too many uncomfortable questions that I'd be far too afraid to explore but would be on my mind constantly when interacting with them. And I imagine them finding the blog would be much of the same. A lot of questions I'm not comfortable asking or answering.
I suppose you just have to hope in that instance that you are not the god who controls their world, but rather their life stories just imprinted on you across some dimensional veil. Better to be a simple scribe than the god, at the very least there's no guilt to carry.
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