Make a Test: Create a New Species

Alan had something on his hands that could come his greatest fantasies to life. However, he was reasonably cautious with this, as he did not knew if it actually could change reality on the scale that he wanted.

Besides, the rulebook said that he had to write the name of an organization and write down the rules for said organization. His reasonable mind said that it only applied to specific and small-scale organizations, not making it possible to alter everything. However, the dreamer inside of him wanted to believe that, if the rulebook could alter history and memories to settle the new rules in, then it was possible that it could do anything, even what he desired.

So, Alan made a decision of making an attempt.

He was going to alter reality in a rather radical way. Not the way that he so deeply desires, not yet. However, it will be an alteration radical enough for him to know if the rulebook really held as much power as it seemed.

ORGANIZATION: THE WORLD

Old rule: There is a species called drakles. They are a species of reptile of the size of a house cat with the general appearance of a dragon. They are carnivore, but docile. They have four legs and a pair of wings sprouting from their backs, and their scales have all shorts of colors, going from red to violet and all shades in between. Their wings look fully functional, but they are only capable of gliding short distance. Unlike dragons of legends, they cannot breathe fire, but they can use their long tails as weapons by whipping them into the enemies.

Old rule: Drakles are domestic creatures, with the first of them becoming of pets by the first humans thousands of years ago. They are the best kind of pet, for they reunite the gracefulness and calm nature of cats with the obedience and loyalty of dogs. Cats and dogs still exist and good pets, but drakles are by far the most popular pet around, the true man’s best friend.

With this wrote down, Alan looked up from the rulebook to look around.

He saw nothing. It seemed that there weren’t any visible changes for him to see.

For a moment, Alan even thought that it had failed. However, after a moment of thought, an idea occurred him. He immediately turned his attention back to the book, and wrote down:

Old rule: All coffee shops accept drakles inside, as long as they are fully trained and are wearing collar and leash.

With this wrote down, Alan rose his head to look around once more. And this time he was not disappointed.

There were three little creatures that resembled dragons, but of the size of domestic cats, into the place. The first one was laying on the ground, apparently napping, with a collar around its neck and a leash connected to it, which was held by a man who was sipping his coffee. The second one belonged to an old lady, and she looked like she was carrying her drakle on her lap as she put honey on her coffee, the creature trying to sniff the mixture. The final drakle was standing on the counter, and it seemed to be guarding the tip pot, in a way similar to how a dog would guard a house.

It worked.

It had actually worked.

Alan was baffled, and his eyes shifted from one small dragon-like creature to the other, and this was enough for him to convince himself that the book really could rewrite reality in radical ways.

This was remarkable! It was amazing! It was wonderful!

The book could rewrite society and reality! It could rewrite everything!

This meant, that it could certainly satisfy to Alan’s deepest and most **** desires!

And the man knew exactly what his desires were.