The holidays, life taking priority, and planning multiple stories does not help in actually writing them, and the number of ideas I have for stories keeps growing. I may not have posted anything in a few months, but I am still writing. One of the projects are taking longer than the story based on the Elden Ring play through with just how many games are connected to this set of "short" stories. Even so, I am still writing, and I will soon have something to upload. Because I want to post something to break the silence, I took a flash of inspiration and decided to write a story from the perspective of the Hunter in "the Tales of the Warlock Andrew". I am almost finished with this story, I only need to fill out the last chapter or two before I start uploading it.

Normally, I would write much longer journals in sharing my thoughts, but I do not have as much to write about having come off the heels of writing up a large chunk of a chapter in one of the short stories I created. The sad part about this particular project is that it requires one more game I do not yet have, and requires me to actually play through the games so that I may write about what would be going on in the character's mind as they are going on their journey. While I have been writing a lot in the first person, the short story I have worked on before this journal is in the third person, knowing I need to branch out if I want to become a better writer. I do desire to begin one of the other projects I have in the works, as I also need some practice in describing scenery and actions. I should think there is more to writing than just conversation and loose imagery.

Regardless, we each do what is within our ability to accomplish, push a little more to grow, and do it again the next time. Sometimes it is easy, other times you need to push yourself to finish the work you set out to achieve. With the right muse or the right Light in your heart, nothing is too difficult given time. Try not to forget your ideas, though. Write them down as soon as you are able that you may revisit them again. If not and it is not a strong idea that you wish to keep it, a brilliant idea shall be forgotten forever. Sometimes the great ideas will always find their way back to you until you bring them to life.