It was a bright day in Spring and the birds were singing, but Misa couldn't type.
What the hell do I write?
Her blank page smirked at her. She wiped the smirk off by slamming the keys down like this: a;lsdkjf;alsdkjf;alsdkjfl;asdj.
"That'll teach you," Misa said.
Misa looked at her computer satisfied - as satisfied as she could be with her inability to write a story - and tapped her fingers on her desk. Her computer frowned at her.
"I'm sorry," she said. "But I don't like it when you smirk at me like that."
She sighed. Her story was going to include non-consensual sex and some other depraved shit. "I just hope the readers look at the tags. I don't want them to read something they would find disturbing."
That's your cue, Reader.
Misa typed half a sentence then deleted it. She did that over and over, getting more and more frustrated each time she failed to write something coherent and was grinding her teeth when one of her sentences sounded quite good. She leaned forward cautiously, typing one key at a time. By the end of the sentence, she realized it was another spatter of meaningless dribble.
She threw up her hands. "Fuck me!"
The computer switched off. A black monitor reflected Misa's hopeless image. "DOWNLOADING REQUIRED UPDATE. RESTARTING..."
Misa scoffed. "Oh, that's just perfect." She hit her computer, hard enough to express her anger but not hard enough to do any real damage. "I hate it when you update randomly like that."
She looked around her bedroom. Totally bland walls surrounded her. Family pictures used to decorate the room, but she moved them to her apartment's living area since she didn't like the idea of being watched while she wrote the... things that she wrote. She also never got around to decorating her place, preferring order over creativity. "Maybe that's why I can't write well," she thought bitterly.
"You call this order?" her bed asked. Her bed was unmade, as usual.
"Shut up," Misa replied.
She looked back at her computer. The update finally finished. Her laptop took another five minutes to fully boot up. Oddly, the document was not empty when she opened it back up.
The following sentence was on her page: "INK AND LIGHT PROGRAM ACTIVATED."
Misa had never typed that sentence in her life. "How strange," she said. She went to backspace the words. The backspace didn't work. She became agitated again, since the sentence remained: "INK AND LIGHT PROGRAM ACTIVATED."
Misa pressed CTRL + A, selecting the text and then pressed backspace to delete it all at once. To her relief, it worked. The text was gone, and she once again had a blank page before her. An odd chill coursed through her.
"Back to square one." She cracked her fingers. "Here we go." She typed a sentence. You may think, Reader, that she was suddenly capable of writing something profound. You are wrong. Misa is a stupid idiot of a girl, very dumb indeed. The sentence she typed was just as horrible and useless as every other sentence. She deleted it immediately.
Another chill coursed through her. Every time she deleted a sentence, the room the colder. "It's just my imagination," Misa thought. "If only it could help instead of sabotage me."
She managed to get a full paragraph written when she realized that it, too, was trash, so she deleted the entire thing. Her foot tingled. Misa gasped. "What was that?"
She heard a deep laugh. "
Heh... heh... heh..."
"Who's there?" Misa asked, nervously looking all around her. She looked at her unmade bed. Nothing. "Am I going crazy?" Misa said to herself.
She returned to her computer. Still, she kept deleting sentences. Both her calves were brushed by some liquid-like substance. The deep laugh came again. "
Heh... heh... heh...
"
"Who is it?" Misa snapped. She shot up from her chair and checked around her apartment. She found nothing in the living area (which also had a small kitchen) and returned to her room.
She checked under her bed and there she saw it: a thick, black pool. It slithered from underneath her unmade bed and flowed around her legs. She was knee deep in the substance and felt like she had just stepped into a swimming pool.
The black ink rose. "Heh... heh... heh..." It rose and took on a humanoid form. A dark, haunting creature, more liquid than man, towered over Misa. She was too scared to speak. The form's dripping hand gripped her chin, tilting it up to meet his soulless eyes. "Do you know who I am?"
Misa shook her head and shut her eyes. The phantom curled around her, staining her apartment and her clothes with ink everywhere it went. Ink swelled near its groin (or where its groin would be if one could apply human anatomy to the creature) and formed a cock.
Misa's eyes were closed, but she could feel it poking her from behind. It slid between her thighs and stimulated her pussy. "Why is that
thing
so large?"
"I have had a lot of time to grow. Every sentence you delete makes me stronger. I am your own inadequacy, the dark abyss you have gazed at for hours. I am Desolation and Despair."
"That's not so bad."
"I am Writer's Block."
Misa screamed. She could hardly imagine a more fearsome being, her nightmare brought to life. The apparition's arm dripped ink onto Misa's clothes, which sizzled and dissolved into nothing. Misa tried covering her naked body with a hand, but they only met ink. The fiend embraced Misa tightly, covering her whole body in ink, erasing what remained of her clothes, just as she had erased sentences a few moments earlier.
"What do you want-"
The creature covered Misa's mouth with an inky hand. It growled in her ear. "This will not be the first time you have been fucked by me, though it will be the first time you enjoy it."
Misa's eyes teared as the beast's hand gagged her mouth. Writer's Block bent her by the waist and probed her vagina. Misa moaned into the creature's hand.
Poor Misa. Reader, I hope you do not have the misfortune of knowing what ink tastes like. I do, however, and so does Misa. It is a metallic taste, a bit salty and yet bland at the same time. It has a fish-like aftertaste.
Desolation entered Misa. That is, Writer's Block slammed into her vagina. He removed his hand from her mouth and gripped her neck.
Such an imperfect being.
His other hand slapped her ass. Misa lifted her foot to find a comfortable position but while planting it back down she stepped on her bed's blanket.
"What was that for?" the blanket asked. Misa was too busy getting fucked to answer. The blanket angrily wrapped around her foot and spread her legs further apart. The beast did not miss a beat. He increased his pace and hammered deeper into her.
"I bet you wish you made me now," her unmade bed said.
"Shut... ahh... up..."
The apparition laughed his ghastly laugh.
It must be perfected.
The fiend's fingers rubbing her clit, and his cock thrusting inside her were too much for Misa to handle. "Oh my God! I'm... I'm..."
"We all know what you're doing," the bed said. "No need to announce it."
"Cumminggg!"
The beast kept fucking her. "I draw upon your motivation and therefore have infinite stamina." He released a feral noise as Misa kept moaning. "You are nothing before the Power of Procrastination."
"I..." The blanket still forced her legs apart and kept her holes open to Writer's Block. "I have an idea!" Misa declared.
Writer's Block slowed his thrusting. "Lies!"
"It's true."
Writer's Block kept his cock fully inside Misa's pussy but stopped his relentless fucking. "What is it?"
"It's an idea about a story-"
Writer's Block seized Misa's hair and yanked her head back. "What. Is. It."
"I'll write about... about..." Misa was breathing deep.
"You have nothing. No thoughts. No imagination." Writer's Block grunted and slowly moved his cock out of her pussy. He was about to slam it back in when a light beamed from the bed.
The unmade bed floated up to the ceiling of the room. Streams of light surrounded it and brightened everything. Misa had to squint. In a blinding flash, she was free at last. No inky arms gripped her. The ink that had been covering her body also vanished.
When Misa opened her eyes, the bed was no longer there. Instead, she saw only the most beautiful lady in the world, whose light made her skin glow. She was Venus incarnated; she could put the moon's blessed light to shame. Misa dropped to her knees before the deity.
From her submissive position, Misa witnessed the goddess' radiance.
This,
she thought,
is perfection.
The being had silver hair and silver eyes. She wore a necklace of glimmering gold. Everything she touched glittered.
The being was naked, but not lewd. It seemed right that she shouldn't have clothes, like she was straight out of a Renaissance painting. Misa could not speak before such elegance. When the radiant being approached her, she turned her head down and stared at her knees.
Radiance ignored her. She walked past Misa and over to the corner of her room. Here, the fiend crouched, shaking and fearful. "Witch!" he declared. Radiance smiled. She snapped her fingers, and the fiend ceased his existence. No ink remained.
"Lift your head," she ordered.
Misa did so hesitantly. "A-are you... God?"
Radiance smiled a motherly smile. "I am not
the
God, but I am
your
God."