Jerrymoose

It started with a normal day. A lake. A group of friends. And then everything changed.

Shoto and his friends were just enjoying the last day of April when the world twisted beneath their feet. Now, they’re trapped in a realm where myth becomes reality, danger hides behind every shadow, and power is buried deep inside each of them — waiting to be unleashed.

But power never comes without a cost.

As ancient creatures rise, sinister forces awaken, and strange trials tear the group apart, their bond is tested like never before. Secrets are exposed. Trust begins to fracture. And every step forward reveals more about the terrifying force that brought them here.

Shoto’s power is tied to his fury. Elizabeth can heal — but only through pain. Braydon is haunted by a force he doesn’t understand. KJ faces a growing darkness inside himself. And Pate’s light may be the key to everything… or their downfall.

Together, they must uncover the truth behind the Forgotten Realm — or be consumed by it.

Friendships will be tested. Powers will awaken. Love may spark — but survival isn’t guaranteed.

The realm chose them for a reason.
But it won’t let them leave without a fight.

The Forrgotten Realm

The temple loomed in the background, its glow painting the canyon walls in molten red. But the group didn't move yet.

Not because they were scared of what was ahead…

But because of what they'd just survived.

Shoto sat cross-legged near the cliff's edge, elbows on his knees. His hands trembled slightly, but his face was calm.

"You all good?" he asked, not looking up.

Elizabeth crossed her arms. "That wasn't just a test… that was personal. Like the canyon knew our minds."

"It did," Riven said from above, watching. "The Hollowed Ring isn't just a gateway. It sees what you fear, what you hide — and it makes you bleed for it."

"Then let's say it out loud. No more secrets. If we're going in there—" he pointed to the temple, "we're going in together."

Braydon: "I saw it. The thing that fell. The same one talking to me. It offered me power — said I already obeyed once. I didn't… but it didn't feel like I said no, either."

KJ:"My trial was mirrors. Versions of me — corrupted, laughing. Saying I'd lose control again. I almost did. But I remembered who I really am."

Elizabeth: "They made me choose between Brandon and a child I didn't know. I couldn't move. I… I failed. But it ended anyway."

Brandon stepped closer, resting a hand on her shoulder. "You didn't fail. You endured."

Pate & Gage: "We were told only one of us could make it out," Pate said.

"So we said screw that and sprinted anyway," Gage finished.

"You defied the rules," Riven noted. "That's dangerous."

"Worked, didn't it?" Gage smirked.

"My trial was… me. But stronger. Colder. It said I only win when I'm angry. I nearly lost trying to prove it wrong. But I didn't."

His flames flickered faintly across his knuckles.

The group was silent again — this time not out of fear, but out of shared weight.

With a sound like groaning stone and grinding teeth, the massive doors parted.

And pulsing deep within — the second Hollowed Ring.

What We Faced