Basic Plot
Kris, a student at an unspecified school, is slacking off as he always does in his afternoon classes. He lies his head on his desk and closes his eyes, drifting into the world of dreams. He is awoken by the afternoon bell which, for some reason, seems different. He awakens to see the classroom is devoid of people; he grabs his bag and heads out the door and into the hall. The halls seem different to him, but he can't tell why. After wandering past some groups of girls gossiping, he decides to ask someone for help. A teacher, standing by her classroom, tells him how to get to the exit. Upon exiting the school, he notices a sign in the courtyard which reads: Koto Kyoiku no Tame no Jogakko(In English: Girls' School for a Higher Education). The adventure begins here...What I Need Help With
-Writers-Background Artists
-Character Artists
-(Optional) Friends to Motivate me
-(Optional) Musicians
-(Optional) Voice Talents
-Basically Everything
Final Words
If you want to help or have any questions, rather than posting it here, you could contact me on Skype or Twitter. The former would probably receive the best results. Tell me what you think and stuff. I'm planning on using TyranoBuilder to make it. Hope to speak to you soon!
Edit: 7/1/2016 12:06 A.M. CST
So it's late(or early) and I've been doing a little something. I said I needed a writer, but really I want one. I don't think I'm that good at writing, but I gave it a go anyway. If you would, please, give me some feedback on what you think of this little intro bit I put together.*sigh*
The teacher drones on about some subject we've covered a million times.
Teacher: ...now you divide the number you recieved from this equation into...
*Yawn*
Man, I'm tired. Did I get any sleep last night?
I try to keep myself awake by observing the classroom.
It's not a very big room, but, it's not small either. Along the walls are posters that remind students that they are, in fact, in a classroom; telling them to turn in homework on time or remember the order of operations, among other things.
There are five rows of desks, each consisting of seven desks. Students fill all but six of the desks, some of which seem to be more interested in sleeping rather than learning.
Teacher: Kris?
Kris: Huh?! What?!
Teacher: Could you answer this problem for us?
He doesn't realize I can see the answer key he had written on the board.
Kris: Um... 73?
Teacher: Correct! Very good, Kris!
I nod my head silently; if I were to speak another word, I would pass out from exhaustion.
I stopped there because I was tired. Just tell me what you think; should I continue to write it(would definitely take longer) or should I get someone else to write? Thanks for the feedback!