Quest Interactive Fiction Novels & Stories

I yell, as I weave between the shelves to dodge the creature’s attacks. Quinn leaps from the bookcase and crashes into the creature, knocking it to the ground face down. I pounce on its back, tearing into it over and over until eventually it lies still beneath my body. “Nice work,” I pant, grinning at Quinn. “You too,” she says, smirking back at me. “Now let’s find the relic.”

"What?" He took a deep breath and dove right in, lying in a way that made him shudder on the inside. "Is it okay if we just say I'm tired of playing games and move on? I have no intention of manipulating you to gain advantage over my father or for any other reason. I want to be near you not because I think it will irritate him to see us together, but because I enjoy you as a person. So I believe the only remaining concerns are: do you desire the same thing as me, or have I misinterpreted the indications and the attraction I thought we had is merely a fiction of my imagination?" "It's not a fabrication of your mind," she conceded, "but I'm not sure why you'd pursue it since you indicated just

To me, it looked like the road back home. "Congratulations, Host. You're clear to return to the real world," said the system. I could hear that the system was genuinely happy for me. The moment I stepped into the light, I felt a pair of eyes locking onto my back. "Noah? Is that you? It is you! It's really you! Please wait up! I have so much to tell you!" It was Audrey, her voice a mix of shock and delight, as she tried to run toward me. But I didn't turn back, and I didn't slow down either.