AUTHOR HERE SOO SORRY IF YOU COULDN'T UNDERSTAND SOME OF THE NOVEL SETTING'S BUT IT MY FIRST NOVEL,TO GO THIS FAR.

T_T AH THANKS FOR THE .SUPPORT.~

I'LL THE CHARACTERS AND MAYBE THE REST OF THEM.( ⚈̥̥̥̥̥́⌢⚈̥̥̥̥̥̀)

CHARACTER PROFILE 1:- 1ST FL

...TIAN~XIU/[SHE~YING]...

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CHARACTER PROFILE 2:- 2ND FL

ZHENG~TAI [????]

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[ COULDN'T FIND A BETTER ONE T^T ]

CHARACTER PROFILE 1:- 1ST ML

ZHANG~ZHOU[YUAN~HUE]

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CHARACTER PROFILE 2:- 2ND ML

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CHARACTER PROFILE 3:- 3RD ML

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AUTHOR HERE SOO SORRY IF YOU COULDN'T UNDERSTAND SOME OF THE NOVEL SETTING'S BUT IT MY FIRST NOVEL,TO GO THIS FAR.

T_T AH THANKS FOR THE .SUPPORT~

this is a new novel I'm writing name:-DEEP WITHIN.

It worked in the woods.

it was never born. it existed under the pine needles the fire burn, deep and smokeless in the mold. in heat and In darkness and decay there is growth. there is life and there is growth. it grew, but it was not alive.

it walks unbreathing through the woods, and thought and was hideous and strong, and it was not born and it did not live. it grew and moved about without living.

It crawled out of the darkness and hot damp mould into the cool of a morning. it was huge. it was lumped and crusted with it's own hateful substance's, and pieces of it dropped off as it went its way, dropped off and laying writhing, and stilled, and sank putrescent into the forest loam.

It had no mercy,no laughter,no beauty. it's hard strength and great intelligence. And—perhaps it could not be destroyed. it crawled out of it mound in the wood and laying pulsing in the sunlight for a long moment. patches of its Sean Whitley in the Golden glow parts of it were nubbled and flacked. and whose dead bones had given it the form of a man?

It scrabbled painfully with its half-formed hands, beating the ground and the bole of a tree. it rode on lifted itself up on it's crumbling elbows, and it tore up a great handful of herbs shredding them against its chest, and it costs and gazed at the gray-green juices with intelligent calm. it's wavered to It feet, and sized a young sapling and destroyed it, folding the slender trunk back on itself again and again, watching attentively and useless, fibre splinters. and it snatched up a fear-frozen field- creature, crushing it slowly letting blood and Pulpy flesh and fur ooze from between it's fingers, run down and rocks on the forearms.

it began searching

Kimbo drifted through the tall grass is like a puff of dust,his bushy tail curled tightly over his back and his long jaw's agape. he ran with an endless easy lope, loving his freedom and the power of his flanks and furry shoulder's. his tongue lolled listlessly over his lips. his lips were black and serrated, and each tiny liplet swayed with his doggy in Gallop. kimbo was all dog, all healthy animal.

In the rarefied world of gaming, a legend had emerged - a chronic gamer known for her unwavering dedication and unblemished record. Her name was whispered in awe by her peers, who dared not challenge her lest they face defeat. Every school holiday, the classroom boys and girls would congregate, eager to witness the spectacle of her gaming prowess. Bets were placed on who would emerge victorious, but none had ever succeeded in defeating her.

This time, however, was different. The chronic gamer, accompanied by her loyal friend and confidant, decided to take on the challenge without resorting to the ignominy of cheating. Their opponent, Xiao-ping, remained enigmatically silent until the game commenced. The game instructor's words echoed in their minds: "Cheat, and you shall lose. Play fairly, and you shall win. Please enter your name and address to receive your bespoke characters."

As the game began, Xiao-ping emerged victorious, leaving the chronic gamer and her friend stunned. The silence was oppressive, punctuated only by the sound of heavy breathing. Then, Xiao-ping broke the silence, his voice dripping with mischief. "Ah, Chu-sheng, it seems you've finally met your match! You've never lost before, but now look at you - defeated!"

Chu-sheng's face burned with shame, but Tian-xiu was quick to interject. "Wait, I won! It seems you've misjudged, Xiao-ping. I neither cheated nor tried to win." Zhen-zhou chimed in, "Let's go home." The air was heavy with an uncomfortable silence as the group dispersed, leaving Chu-sheng and his friend to ponder their defeat.

As they walked past the game studio, the weight of their shame was palpable. Xiao-hua covered her face with her book, her eyes welling up with tears. Chu-sheng clenched his fist, his laughter shaky and forced. The smell of silence hung in the air, a potent reminder of their failure.

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Chu Sheng emerged from the bathroom, donning fresh sleeping attire, and began to connect the game box while putting on a game glass. She handed the second glass to Zhang-zhou, who eyed her warily. "What are you doing, Chu Sheng? What if it gets us into trouble?"

Tian Shu, ever the curious one, chimed in, "What's this box doing on the table, and what's with the note? It says to connect to the TV... let's see." As soon as Tian Shu switched on the game box and connected it to the television, a bright light enveloped them, and they disappeared into the game.

Chu Sheng found herself standing amidst towering trees, dressed in ancient attire. Her phone rang, and a voice on the other end introduced himself as the Game Instructor. "Welcome, She-ying. You and your friend, Yuan-hue, have entered a world where no one has ever won without cheating. You possess great power, and I've helped you skip some levels. Your goal is to escape this world with your friend."

As Chu Sheng listened to the instructions, a scream pierced the air, and she saw Yuan-hue being chased by a mysterious animal. He ran past her, shouting, "Hide! What are you doing, standing like a stick? You'll get killed!"

Chu Sheng tried to move, but her body felt heavy. "I can't move! Come and pull me!" Yuan-hue rushed to her side, and they both burst into laughter at their predicament. "Why are you dressed like an ancient man?" they exclaimed in unison.

The Game Instructor's voice echoed in Chu Sheng's mind, "Find a way to escape from the wooden prison... the game starts now." Chu Sheng and Yuan-hue were surrounded and imprisoned, but the Game Instructor's words gave them hope. They needed to keep their true identities hidden and find a way to escape without arousing suspicion.

As they pondered their situation, Chu Sheng's phone rang again, with the Game Instructor's voice offering guidance. "The people who caught you are hosting a distinguished guest... request your freedom as payment... good luck, She-ying." The line went dead, leaving Chu Sheng frustrated and annoyed, her emotions releasing a potent aura that made yuan hue's stomach churn.

She-ying called out to one of the guards, requesting an audience with their master. To her surprise, the master appeared, and She-ying got straight to the point. "young master, I can help you play the game your distinguished guest wants to play, but I have conditions. Do we have a deal?"

Jian-lian agreed, and She-ying demanded their release and information on how to find the capital. In return, they would play the game. Yuan-hue nodded in agreement, and they accepted the request. As they began to play, Yuan-hue questioned the unusual game pieces and board. She-ying silenced him, focusing on the game.

Meanwhile, Zheng-tai, a young and beautiful girl, searched for her friends, Tian-xiu and Zhang-zhou. She followed fresh footprints, determined to find them. After hours of walking, she finally reached the capital, exhausted but relieved. Entering the market, she read the sign above the gate: "Capital." Convinced that her friends were nearby, she vowed to find them and the director, ready to punch anyone who stood in her way.

As She-ying and Yuan-hue played the game, they gained the upper hand. Jian-lian was impressed, and She-ying demanded their release and money. Jian-lian agreed, and they were freed. Outside who had probably played the game and got stuck in it like them, they found Zheng-tai, her eyes blazing with determination. "Tian-xiu, Zhang-zhou, wait until I find you!" she muttered to herself.

As Zheng-tai stood in front of the capital's gates, she took a deep breath and steeled herself for what lay ahead. Her journey had been long and arduous, but she was determined to find her friends and the director. With a fierce glint in her eye, she marched through the gates, ready to face whatever challenges awaited her.

Little did she know, her friends She-ying and Yuan-hue were already inside the capital, navigating their own path of discovery. Their paths would soon cross, and together they would unravel the secrets of the capital and the mysterious director who seemed to hold all the answers.

With a fierce determination, Zheng-tai charged forward, her heart pounding in her chest. She was ready to take on the capital and find her friends, no matter what it took. The adventure was far from over, and the capital held many surprises in store for the three friends.