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Dear SECRET token players:

We hope you enjoyed the last story you built with us.

Today, we invite you to choose the next story.

Just enter the suggestion numbers you like best, and we'll try to match the players' choices.

You can also suggest other mixer ideas, in addition to your own.

Gothic Fantasy – a small town where reality cracks open with eerie phenomena: mirrors whispering, statues shifting when no one is looking.
Philosophical Science Fiction – humanity unknowingly lives inside a simulation. When a few discover the glitches, they must decide: is painful truth better than perfect illusion?
Historical Adventure – a heroine in Renaissance Italy gets entangled in the Medici’s conspiracies, with a mysterious coded notebook that could change the balance of power.
Poetic Post-Apocalypse – Earth after collapse. Not raging wars, but a slow reconquest by nature. Survivors wander through ivy-covered ruins, searching for a new meaning to the word "civilization."
Reimagined Mythology – the Greek gods live among us, hiding in plain sight. Poseidon runs a shipping company, Hermes is a bike courier, and a young woman stumbles onto their true identities.
Psychological Thriller – an unreliable narrator investigates a murder… but the deeper we go, the more we wonder: is he chasing a killer, or escaping his own guilt?
Urban Magic – in a vast metropolis, magic flows discreetly like electricity. Mage guilds control the networks, and a young hacker discovers he can "hack" spells.
Cosmic Horror – ordinary people uncover truths about the universe so alien and vast that their sanity bends. Think crumbling lighthouses, strange stars, and whispers from deep time.
Cyberpunk Noir – neon-soaked megacities, rain-slick alleys, corporate conspiracies, and detectives who chase both criminals and their own fading humanity.
Magical Realism – a quiet everyday life where impossible things happen without question: a grandmother who bakes bread that makes people dream, or a town where it rains feathers once a year.
Surrealist Tale – logic is optional. A man wakes to find gravity reversed, or a girl discovers her shadow is plotting against her.
Eco-Fantasy – spirits of rivers, forests, and animals rise against human destruction. The “heroes” must negotiate with nature itself to survive.
Alternate History – what if a single event changed everything? The Roman Empire never fell, or the Cold War ended in space colonization rather than détente.
Dreamlike Romance – two people meet across timelines, or in parallel universes, their love story unfolding like overlapping echoes.
Absurdist Comedy – the world is meaningless, but hilariously so: bureaucracies for ghosts, dragons paying taxes, or a hero’s quest interrupted by endless paperwork.
Hard Science Fiction – tightly grounded in real science: interstellar travel, terraforming Mars, AI ethics, or the physics of black holes shaping human destiny.
Meta-Fiction – characters realize they’re in a story and try to bargain with the narrator (that’s me… yikes).

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