Prompt Results
 
 
Well, well, WELL, things were actually neck and neck between Anthro Isekai and Torches for a while.
 
 
Anthro Isekai 2(1)+4(3)=14
Torches 2(1)+1(2)+3(3)=13
Drow Isekai 4(1)+2(3)=10
Xianxia Regressor 3(1)+1(3)=6
 
 
In the end, however, there can sadly only be one winner. And that winner is: Anthro Isekai.
 
 
Alright, as promised, I am going to rework the prompt into 2, although maybe 3, chapters to more properly tell it's st

Redux A Noble Regressor
 
 
The weight of the spear in his hand wasn’t as he remembered it.
 
 
Despite steeping himself in what was essentially Chinese philosophy for a whole lifetime, there were a few things that he remembered from his first life that the world had yet to prove wrong. Reality was, ultimately, subjective in a way that people in power denied and that Cultivators hoped. He was perhaps not the first to make this observation but-
 
 
This spea

To Live And To Uplift As A Drow.
 
 
Let me tell you a tale.
 
 
Once upon a time, there was this boy who grew up in this rather disadvantaged home. It wasn’t poor as we would understand it, but both parents worked and barely made ends meet. Maybe it was the alcohol that they each hid away from the other, and maybe it was a lack of forethought. The point is that times were always hard and so they fought.
 
 
The boy didn’t really enjoy being in this sort o

Torches On The Oars.
Part 1: Frija my mother.
 
 
In a small island, across a huge mainland, laid Tritos.
 
 
It had been colonized so long ago that there were people who doubted that there was a time when there weren’t villages in the isle. And of these, Trito was the oldest. The grandest. The one with houses made of brick, roofs made of shingles, and streets paved with stone and with wood.
 
 
 But it wasn’t the creature comforts that it has on all

Serial Prompt #1: Anthropology and Isekai.
 
 
“You heard it here first,” a voice crackled on Mark’s radio, “Admiral Johnson was appointed to his rank again for the 7th time in as many administrations.”
 
 
“Our contentious officer has been criticized since before a lot of us were born,” the radio jockey continued as Mark continued trudging his way through the rocky hills, “And yet without fail, every single administration has chosen him to lead our milit