I write Pokemon fanfics. I also write Warframe fanfiction. Yes, I'm aware that plot is nonexistent in Warframe. That's what makes writing Warframe fanfiction interesting. Other than that, I'll try my hand at penning anything, but knowing me the way that I do: the result will always turn out pretty gloomy. I just can't make a decent feel-good story.

I generally do not write for younger audiences; as my material just doesn't exploit enough graphic sex to keep teenagers interested for very long. What a bummer, huh?

My current fixation is applying a sound scientific template to the world of Pokemon, and building up my own little perspective of what kind of world would result if Pokemon were subjected to the laws of nature. My most zealous attempt at such a world is TSoK, or "The Saga of Kings." The title is corny for a reason, 'cause if you aren't facepalming when you read it, then you're probably not cynical enough to enjoy it.

Just so you are aware: "The power of friendship" was the very first canon element that I scrapped in TSoK. It's total bullshit, and beyond the benefits of an altruistic relationship, "friendship" has no scientific basis for establishing an individual organism's nigh-invincibility. Like I said, my writing tends to sway into the gloomy zone, so pucker up if you're going to take a swing at TSoK.

My other works include:

"Splitting Horizons," which was a buffer medium that I designed to get back into the writing scene, and a story that I have since cancelled production. It had potential, but then I went and messed it up by focusing on a romantic angle that is guaranteed to have soiled the undershorts of a fair amount of adolescences. No offense kiddies, but that is why I quit writing "Splitting Horizons."

From the author's perspective, it was downright disturbing.

"Reflection Divided," which is my go-to story when I tire of writing about TSoK's sophist ideals and (pseudo)scientific dissertations. It still packs a heavy dosage of natural selection, but not every character in the story is an absolutely inhumane toerag murdering mon in a beret. This is probably as close as I will ever come to writing a feel-good story, so cheers.

"TSoK Productions," Which is basically a couple of short stories exploring the perspectives that the TSoK Core Trilogy failed to touch base on.

"Intersecting Parallels," Which started out as a TSoK Productions one-shot exercise, whose primary focus was my attempt at marrying the Lovecraftian method with a metaphor. It has since evolved into another one of my developing projects, and it should be noted that this is probably my darkest tale yet. You might need to bring a thesaurus and an open link to Wikipedia along for the viewing, but that's only if you're intent on exploring the sci-fi angle to its fullest extent. Though if emotional sojourns are more akin to your preferences, I can still guarantee you a heavy dose of Vile Slanders's trademarked flavor of angst. By the by: said story is complete.

As for criticism? I love criticism. Go ahead and lay it on me with a side of your opinion. But do be aware, I do not reply to flaming. I know that it is good fun torching a complete stranger on social media, and as a matter of fact, it's one of my favorite hobbies; but I do not waste my considerable trolling skills laying waste to the cut-and-paste pasta that 90% of flames consist of.

If you desire criticism on a story, or even advice on writing; feel free to ask. I don't claim to be the best, but it isn't too hard for me to pull substantially higher than average in the global literary scene. Especially on this lovely site.