《Nameless》The Maker: Special Chapter 2
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Well well, hello again readers! It’s me, The Maker! As promised, this will be an episode about me! Let’s also not forget our commenter as well, Nameless!
“It’s nice to meet you all again!” I smiled.
Well, I’ll talk like this anyways so you guys can at least define this as me or the author. Which the author is busy doing more writing for this book. The serious part we are on right now. Anyways, before we start, let's read the letters of the day! Here is the first,
“Hello! I just wanted to ask if Itha was another person who knows we are watching. Can she?” Yes, she can. And oh boy you don’t know how long she knew I was watching her.
I make a suspicious face, “Don’t tell me you peek at girls when they are naked.”
What? No… how could I?
I continued to stare at him suspiciously then preceded for the next letter anyways.
Phew.
“Alright, to the next letter.”
“Hey! I wondered what started The Author to the making of this book. Why did he start making this?”
He started making this for one reason. To show his imagination to the world and then watch it when it becomes an anime. Ha! More like show off his imagination in this trashy book. You should stop reading this, really.
I stare at The Maker for a long moment.
“You do know that means you are trash as well.” Nah, I’ll just travel to another world, maybe Dragon Ball universe. They have nice technology there.
“Do remember The Author made you, that means you just literally said you are trash.” Crap, guess you are right on that one. Oh well. Well that is it for the letters right?
“Yup.”
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Alright, it’s my time! I’ve seen some requests to know about me. Well, I’ll tell you here and now.
I’m a being a hundred times older than the universe you readers live in. I’ve destroyed worlds in numbers of trillions and more. I’ve been in worlds not to be seen in human eyes. I have the power to change and warp reality. Have killed beings with omnipotent powers. I’ve been everywhere. I’ve seen everything. I know everything. Ya, Bill Cipher! I see you counting those bills of money, while you see me talking about myself. I have all kinds of magic, even the power to grant people wishes. Either to kill someone or destroy the universe. I can do that, with a flick of a finger. That is who I am, The Maker! Well, I used to be called the World Eraser, but I have gone lazy and tired. That is when I made a deal with another being, The Author, to make a world, a world to enjoy and to watch. To watch as people struggle, smile, and live on. To watch a normal universe to our liking to develop. I help create half of this world. I then changed my name to the one you know now. The Author staying with his usual name.
Well, that’s about it. Time for you Readers to enjoy what comes next. See ya!
“Wish me luck guys!” I waved to you guys as I finally go into something worth winning.
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