I like to write stories, I guess. I like to come up with ideas and see how the characters I like would react. I also want to get better at writing, which is something that is hopefully happening. If you know me in real life, please just forget you ever saw this. I like to separate the experiences I have at school or with friends and the ones I have with strangers online.

My humour could be considered many things. When I began Betrothed to the Moon, I had an extremely childish sense of humour. A year later when I joined FFN, I realised this when re-reading the first chapter. Needless to say, I rewrote the worst parts and reworked a couple things. Some parts still suck, but I probably didn't notice them.
Now, my humour could probably be considered very offensive or controversial, so if I make any bad jokes anywhere, just ignore them.

With Betrothed to the Moon, I was new to the PJO fandom and was kind of into Pertemis (the first fanfiction I ever read was an unfinished Pertemis fic my friend wrote). I decided to give it a shot, and a couple of years and a rewrite later, I can confidently say that although I cringe every time I read it, I don't regret it, because if you read the first couple chapters compared to the later ones, I tone down the crazy significantly, which is something I'm happy I did before I began my GCSEs. At this point, I'm just trying to finish it without it getting too weird. This one will probably end up at around 40-50k words (hopefully - if it's any longer then it'll probably take me over a decade).

With The Rift in Time, I read ScytheRider's Silver Resistance and instantly liked mystery dungeon a lot more than I did before. I finally finished Super Mystery Dungeon (yes, I know it's not as good as Red/Blue rescue team or explorers of time/darkness/sky. I want to make a semi-decent, relatively serious story with this one. My goal is to keep this under 100k words, but to still have some pretty developed characters. I'm writing a lot longer chapters for this story because then it won't be dense with short chapters and the story will run smoother than if it cut off every 1k words or so.

Some information about me:

Location: Earth.

Age: 14 (don't catfish me - just don't)

Gender: Male

Harry Potter House: Ravenclaw

PJO Godly Parent: Hades

Faction Aptitude Test: Divergent (Erudite, Abnegation and Amity)

Stories:

Betrothed to the Moon - Rewrite - Status: In between Pokémon chapters

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: The Rift in Time - Status: I'm working kind of slowly

(Just a friendly reminder that none of these are coming out until I finish my other stories. If I were to predict a projected end date, I'd say 2030. Yes, I write that slowly.)

Ideas:

PJO The Curse of Eros - Before everything - After accidentally and unknowingly offending Eros, Percy is cursed with the best looks in existence. Now he must avoid crazed centaurs, obsessive gods, and all the campers within camp half-blood, all while trying to save the world and while resisting the urge to act vain.

PJO When You look Deeper - Set after HOO - Percy, Leo and Nico had just come back from a holiday when they are attacked by the Maniea (greek embodiments of insanity and madness). Percy is cursed and in a rush, Nico and Leo bring him to the gods, who say the only way to partially save him is to give him split personalities. This backfired and caused Percy to get sent back to the winter of which the Titan's Curse occurred.

PJO It's About Time - Set straight after TLO - Percy had just witnessed all his friends die. Kronos won. Grover. Dead. Thalia. Dead. Annabeth. Dead. All of them. He, in his state of depression, used every ounce of his power to go back in time and attempt to rewrite history. He needed to save his friends. No matter what the consequences were. However, by doing so, he is playing with forces so strong that one wrong move could change Percy's life. Join Percy as he tries to change the past, present, and future. He doesn't know what he's doing but after Hermione Granger's super OP stunt with the time turner. I think it's about time.

PJO Kronos, Fate, and Percy - Around the time of TLO and sent back to before The Lightning Thief - After overthrowing the gods, the son of Kronos, Percy, was supposed to join the Titans and finally receive his domains. However, Ananke appears along with the fates, explaining the situation. He was supposed to be a son of Poseidon and the gods were supposed to win, but something went wrong and now Percy has to leave his old life behind and embrace the future.