(Lets Play a Game) By the end of this story

[JFeverFells]

Here's a game for storytellers,

Share something you will achieve in the story you are writing. It can be simple and small, or something big and plot-relevant. Up to you! Be vague, be clever.

Use wordplay, be unexpected.

Consider it a promise to your audience.

I'll start:
By the end of this story, I'll show you how someone could develop a crippling phobia... of Unicorns.

[TheLemmaLlama]

By the end of the story, I'll show you 3 different ways of escaping the rat race :]

[RobertBMarks]

By the end of my story, I'll make you cry tears of happiness and tears of sorrow.

(If I've done my job right.)

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[MickC]

By the end of the story, wkhuh lv d sorw wzlvw derxw Jloehuw

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[JFeverFells]

Oh hello my fellow Cryptiq, something special about these words... something hidden.

[TheLemmaLlama]

By the end of the story, I'll understand wtf that actually means?

[LostKelp]

By the end of the story, alot of trauma will be caused by holograms

[nathanKmcwilliams]

By the end of the story, I'll be free to work on other projects

[LostKelp]

gotta love a caeser cypher - the key is 10.

[irresponsiblepics]

By the end of the story, you will discover not everything is black and white!

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[darryljoll14]

by the end of this story, evil is sometimes necessary.

[Kalebell]

By the end of this story, hopefully you'll want more

[TheLemmaLlama]

the key is 10.

ಠ_ಠ

[LostKelp]

IDK if anyone actually cares, but a little side tangent for the greater knowledge of basic cryptography.

for those who are interested

A Caeser cypher is a pretty simple way of encoding a message. In a Caeser cypher every letter equals a number A=1 B=2 C=3 ect ect, to encode the message - let's say "Boinkers" for an example - you turn the letters into their numbers - 2,15,9,14,11,5,18,19 - and then you take a key which is whatever number you feel and add it to your previous message's numbers, let's say 2 for our message - 4,17,11,16,13,7,20,21 - you then change the numbers back into letters, - "Dqkpmgtu." Voila you have just encoded your first Caeser cypher. To decode the cypher you turn the letters back into numbers and subtract the key. If your number once added to is greater than 26 you just loop back to the beginning of the alphabet eg. Z=26 26+3= 29 29-26=3 3=C.

So when I say the key for Mick C is 10 I mean to decode it you minus 10 from all the letters. or if you're lazy like me you use this website..

[thel3tterm]

L vxssrvh L qhhg wr uhdg wr ilqg rxw zkr Jloehuw lv.

(Hahaha I just decoded this by hand and then lostKelp decided to post a website where I could have done it more easily. Ah well )

[thel3tterm]

As for my comic, by the end the following will happen:
Two will get trapped on opposite sides of a gate. One will lose a sibling and one will gain a sibling. One will defeat an angel, one will swallow a heart, one will start a collection of masks, and one will reject a gift they'll come to regret.

(If all goes according to the outline, that is. )

[allenT]

By the end of this story, my characters never only exist in this (supposedly) several hundred comicpages of the series-- they remain exist in my story's universe going about with their journeys, even if I never draw a continuation series ever again.

[Enthriex]

By the end of this story, I'll show you how it's possible to laugh when you were crying and cry when you were laughing

[LackofCoffee]

By the end of this story, my character will accept there are things more important than coffee.

[bronte448]

By the end of this story, my readers are going to drop whatever they're holding out of shock. If I do things correctly that is