Every Monday, I will post a prompt. You have until the following Monday to write and reply with a 100-200 word fic, i.e. a 'drabble', inspired by the prompt. (For an extra challenge, try to hit exactly 100 words!)
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Characters: Kurumizawa Kosuke, mentions of Tokio Rating: G Notes: spoilers for 25th Ward Word count: 100
To say he was a ghost in the machine wasn't accurate- Kurumizawa Kosuke had ascended beyond that. Limiting spiritual entities to the binary of alive versus dead seemed reductive.
He feels within digital space and endless time, waiting for a blip of consciousness other than himself to appear. The Scarlet Cat program felt finicky at times, the .png feeling more like a broken artifact rather than a proper avatar.
Kurumizawa feels a shift in this echo of the old internet, and he waits patiently, seeing a TurtleGuy emerge from beyond his awareness.
Another specter of the past... what perfect timing.
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(Anonymous) 2022-03-03 10:03 am (UTC)(link)Rating: G
Notes: spoilers for 25th Ward
Word count: 100
To say he was a ghost in the machine wasn't accurate- Kurumizawa Kosuke had ascended beyond that. Limiting spiritual entities to the binary of alive versus dead seemed reductive.
He feels within digital space and endless time, waiting for a blip of consciousness other than himself to appear. The Scarlet Cat program felt finicky at times, the .png feeling more like a broken artifact rather than a proper avatar.
Kurumizawa feels a shift in this echo of the old internet, and he waits patiently, seeing a TurtleGuy emerge from beyond his awareness.
Another specter of the past... what perfect timing.