GoatSin

I feel like Eternal Tower isn't going in any direction. I'm gonna try to brainstorm something that I could put all my effort in, while at the same time having fun doing so. Something that I could continue, and have people right by me. If a person who is willing to continue to continue where I left off, feel free to do so. If you have any ideas, please comment them, and I will contemplate if I would be able to commit to your idea. (If I do, I will give credit in the first page.) If you were following the (albeit short) story, thanks a lot.

Cass gripped her broadsword, curling her uneasy fingers around the hilt. "These--things keep coming back. What are we supposed to do?" she said, darting her eyes around the room. Kog turned his eyes, noticing another door, opposite the one they entered from, blended in with the wall. "I found a way, but I'm not sure how we open it," Kog answered. Without thought, he dashed toward the door, slashing it. The sword rebounded, but the door had suffered a huge crack. The radiant light had escaped the blade, collecting onto the door. Cass dexterously did the same, breaking the door. Both of them dashed inside the next room, heart racing. The door r

Cass woke with a jump. She was no longer in her comfy inn. She looked to her left and right, spotting her friend Kog. He was already leaned against the wall, unconscious. Cass dashed over to him, shaking him without a thought. "Wake up, dude," she cried. He dexterously opened his eyes, staring at Cass. He swiftly noticed the change of environment, the dank, cold room. "Where are we, Cass?" Kog's vision was fuzzy, but he recognized Cass' voice. "You think I would know?" Cass said coldly. She helped Kog up, and together they walked toward the only escape in the room. A lonely door. Cass cautiously opened the door, peeking into the small openin