Explanation on the Script (For writers)

The Script, though a simple name, is a paradoxical item, being the script to its own reality. By writing the name inside the front page of this simple paper-bundle, it becomes the entire script of the person written inside it. Even if you erase the name, the booklet will forever be the script of that person's perspective unless the secret dispel motion is made.

It has **** powers of reality alteration, and is only limited by one's imagination, and needing to be in the perspective of the written subject's scenes. Meaning you can only alter things if the person is involved some way. Paradoxes are not applied, and always treat it (unless written otherwise) as if it was always a part of the subject's life. The user is immune to such reality changing effects mentally, and knows what is going on in the new reality.

(GOOD=The subject is staring at a new car on his roof.)

(BAD=Meanwhile, on the other side of town...An old lady turns into the subject's hot new girlfriend)

(Edits to the Script MUST be done in BOLD)

Now, let's talk pens. The edits made are very picky on the color ink you write in, and recommends you always edit in RED, so that there are no strange occurrences. If a subject does write in a different color, the effects happen.

• RED is standard, and is the recommended color.
• BLUE is the Script's most hated color, and will write something to punish the user in some way. It will write an edit itself that will affect the writer in a negative way as soon as the writer is involved with the subject. It can take effect in a multitude of circumstances, such as being in the scene of the subject, or even being thought about by the subject. The edits done by the blue pen still apply, it just triggers the Script to make a punishment for the writer out of spite. (Punished writings are done in BOLD UNDERLINED) The effect of the written portion is still applied, and are still done in BOLD*, but gain the asterisk at the end of it to note that there will be consequences.
• BLACK is too powerful of a color, making it so that it warps the WHOLE reality, to a point that even the user thinks it was always the case, and may not remember writing what they've written.
• PINK (By Control Freak) is just close enough to red to annoy the book, like having your favorite meal but not get the flavors you want out of it. As such, it'll still change the way a RED does, but adds to it out of spite, making it a sexy or humiliating addition. The writer is only aware of what they written, not the addition, and acts in-turn as if they got what they wanted to write. The writing remains BOLD yet the additions are also ITALICIZED.
• OTHER colors are up to any other writers' decision: (Feel free to make some up, and let me know what you say it does upon submitting your chapter.)

The paper itself isn't magic, but it comes from the plastic-like spine of it, holding the whole thing together. It is actually an alien material that is disguised as plastic. Tearing out the pages does nothing but make it regrow the pages in an instant. By running one's finger down the spine, it erases the ink from the pages except for the name, and becoming blank once again. Erasing the name written on the cover is possible by having it closed when doing so, though also erases any changes made to that person that was done in RED as normal. If the ink is removed this way, the edits made are not undone for certain inks that are not RED, and may even be made permanent unless removing it through a special method.

To remove the edits for non-red ink, slide the pen that wrote the edits you want to remove into the spines' tube gap, then rub down the spine to have ONLY the pen's ink removed, removing its effects from the world. As such, if edited by multiple pens, only edits by one pen can be removed at a time.

Even though they are rare, there is more than one Script, though it is unlikely that another Script would be in the same place as another. (conditions pending for twin scripts at most.)