Novel & Cerita Homestuck Typing Quirks Generator

"Open the envelope. The board is waiting for the sign-off." ​"She can't hear your narrative variables anymore, Miss Vance," a smooth, synthetic voice murmured from the center of the booth. ​Representative Miller sat perfectly upright in his tailored gray corporate suit, his long fingers moving across the circular brass keys of a massive iron linotype keyboard with a blinding, mechanical velocity. ​Clack-clack-clack-clack-clack. ​With every frantic strike of his fingers, a heavy lead slug, a freshly cast character mold, dropped into a steel composing tray with a wet, metallic shlip of hot lubricating oil. He was setting physical type into the bedrock layout of her current location.

Her fingers clutched the edges of the board so hard her knuckles were white. ​"Sir, the data was pulled from last night’s—" ​"I don’t care where it was pulled from," Luke interrupted, stepping into her personal space. He didn't raise his voice, which somehow made it scarier. "It’s sloppy. It’s mediocre. And I don’t pay for mediocrity. If you can't distinguish a projected share increase from actual revenue, find a job that requires less thinking. Perhaps in a kitchen."

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I texted, feeling embarrassed to ask for help but knowing I needed to. He saw it right away, which gave me hope. “Why WhàT HàPP3nèd Tø OúR BóSS?” I frowned at what I saw. What kind of typing is this? “Fix your typing, I don’t understand. My head hurts, goodness.” I sent that quickly, hoping Alas would change his typing style. “SóRrY MàAm jEn ThiS íS óUr HàBiT àNd I càNt jUst cHàNg3 iT qÚiCkLy, jijiji #03”

Just clocked out. My bestie, Chloe, texted. Begging me to go wild with her at a bar. I collapsed onto my bed. Exhausted. “No way. My legs are jelly. I can’t tonight.” I splashed some water on my face and stared at my reflection. Pale. Drained. Suddenly, I knew I needed a release. Anything to forget my inhuman, tyrant werewolf boss. I grabbed my phone again, ready to text Chloe. I wanted to type: “My whole body aches. No energy for the bar. I desperately need a rough, deep-tissue massage session tonight.” But my brain was fried. I just typed: “Just need a rough, deep session tonight.” Five minutes later, my screen lit up. But it wasn't a message from Chloe. It was from my cold, untouchable A

I stared at the screen. Didn’t reply. Buzz. [Lucas:] Too far? She typed. Paused. Deleted it. Typed again. Me: You’re not wrong. You’re still just an asshole though. Lucas: Can I be your asshole? Me: Can you please stop with the lame lines?. Lucas: “I’d rather help you out of your blouse.” I smirked. Quick reply. Me: Did your brain just crawl out of your pants? Because you can’t type anything without it being sexual. Eeew!

-Daniella) I sighed a relief. I almost complied to that. I began to type for a reply; (You almost got me. Well, my head hurts a lot but it's fine. How'd you get my number?) I clicked send and waited for a reply. After seconds, there was a beep on my phone. Wow. She's fast at typing. (Ryder gave it to me. It's okay for you, right?) Wow, she even typed the words without missing any vowels. Ryder and Jason texts with no vowels in the words as if they loathe vowels so much or they are just lazy idiots. Yeah, I think both. I typed a reply once more.

She typed slowly, forcing her trembling fingers to hit the right keys. Echo log: Session terminated. Residual imprint active. Calibrating user response… "What the hell?" she whispered, voice thin and cracked. She scrolled down. Another line had written itself while she was still on the rug. User arousal sustained at 87%. Learning curve optimized. Continue? She hadn't coded that. Not the phrasing. Not the question at the end. Her stomach dropped, cold and sudden, like missing a step in the dark. She sat very still, reading the line again. And again. The fan whirred. Rain drummed. The neon shifted from red to blue.

QuickShot: “Anything,” I ask, looking at JumpStart as he types away at the OutCast’s computer. “Are you finished with that list of names?” JumpStart stops typing. He lets out a sigh before turning around. “No, I am not done,” JumpStart says. “I wasn’t done when you asked me a little while ago. I wasn't done when you asked me a while ago. I wasn’t even done when you asked me a long while ago. By the way, that long while ago was not a long while ago. When I am done, I will tell you. Please leave me alone until then. I work better when there aren’t people looking over my shoulder.”

As the progress bar filled to 100%, she entered the decision-making interface. The characters were cartoon-style and randomly generated based on the emotional description input by the user. Then, she was presented with three options to choose from in each mode. Giselle spent half an hour before finally completing the simulation. Looking at the two cartoon characters kissing on the screen, Giselle felt strangely guilty and immediately quit the app. Unbeknownst to her, the result had already been sent straight to Chester. Just finishing up some work, Chester casually took off his glasses, his long, narrow eyes reflecting the content on the screen.