"Wait, what?!" You couldn't help but raise your voice at sheer disbelief.
"T-There's no way this can be right!" You said, trying to reassure yourself, but then, the previous info you gathered came to hit you like a bucket of bricks.
'I-Is that why everything here looks so odd?! And it's made of plastic?!' You trembled, but then slapped yourself with your free hand
'That's nonsense, there's no way I can be so ridiculously small!' You told yourself, but something deep down within you felt it was true. You turned your phone's screen off and shoved it in your pocket as you hastily exited the house. When you did, you completely stopped in your tracks... it took you a few seconds, but you saw that you were in an absolutely massive replica of your room, the house you were in and yourself were located on the nightstand next to the bed.
Your heart pounded harder, your legs trembled and felt like they were losing strength, your hands sweated and shook wildly.
"This has to be some kind of nightmare... there's no way, there's just no way this can be real..." You shook your head in denial. Then you looked around, trying to find anything that gave away that this was just some well crafted illusion made to mess with your head, but the longer you looked, the more real your gigantic surroundings became.
"Okay... let's try to get this straight... if I'm so freaking damn small, why the hell do I have a house? in my own room of all places?!" You scratched your head, failing to follow the logic behind those pieces of info. A part of you still wanted to find a contradiction that would prove you were just in your own home, perhaps under the effect of some potent drug those mysterious people gave you against your will. As you desperately tried to make any sense of it, you ended up giving yourself a headache, and rubbed your temples while growling in annoyance at it all, this supposed test, and having being randomly picked for it, as well as all these seemingly contradicting or nonsensical things you were seeing.
To make things worse, suddenly, a series of earthquakes began, and even though they sounded distant at first, they intensified, each quake stronger than the last. Oddly enough, they seemed to have a rhythm or pacing of their own instead of being completely random. They kept on getting stronger and stronger, shaking the ground beneath your feet so much you fell and were unable to get up. You saw your surroundings get dark as a shadow covered it all, and when you looked up you were terrified to see a mind-bogglingly colossal version of [choice] staring right at you.
"T-There's no way this can be right!" You said, trying to reassure yourself, but then, the previous info you gathered came to hit you like a bucket of bricks.
'I-Is that why everything here looks so odd?! And it's made of plastic?!' You trembled, but then slapped yourself with your free hand
'That's nonsense, there's no way I can be so ridiculously small!' You told yourself, but something deep down within you felt it was true. You turned your phone's screen off and shoved it in your pocket as you hastily exited the house. When you did, you completely stopped in your tracks... it took you a few seconds, but you saw that you were in an absolutely massive replica of your room, the house you were in and yourself were located on the nightstand next to the bed.
Your heart pounded harder, your legs trembled and felt like they were losing strength, your hands sweated and shook wildly.
"This has to be some kind of nightmare... there's no way, there's just no way this can be real..." You shook your head in denial. Then you looked around, trying to find anything that gave away that this was just some well crafted illusion made to mess with your head, but the longer you looked, the more real your gigantic surroundings became.
"Okay... let's try to get this straight... if I'm so freaking damn small, why the hell do I have a house? in my own room of all places?!" You scratched your head, failing to follow the logic behind those pieces of info. A part of you still wanted to find a contradiction that would prove you were just in your own home, perhaps under the effect of some potent drug those mysterious people gave you against your will. As you desperately tried to make any sense of it, you ended up giving yourself a headache, and rubbed your temples while growling in annoyance at it all, this supposed test, and having being randomly picked for it, as well as all these seemingly contradicting or nonsensical things you were seeing.
To make things worse, suddenly, a series of earthquakes began, and even though they sounded distant at first, they intensified, each quake stronger than the last. Oddly enough, they seemed to have a rhythm or pacing of their own instead of being completely random. They kept on getting stronger and stronger, shaking the ground beneath your feet so much you fell and were unable to get up. You saw your surroundings get dark as a shadow covered it all, and when you looked up you were terrified to see a mind-bogglingly colossal version of [choice] staring right at you.
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May 12, 2023
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