Dark Dissidia
So, it all starts when I am moving out of my house in Utah. I am looking through old boxes to find anything of importance, when I find my old PSP, inside of the part where you put the cartridges in, is the game Dissidia 012. I decide to play it, for I have quite a bit of time left. Like normal the PSP starts with all of my settings and such. I hit the symbol for the cartridge and it comes up again, normally.
I decide to check out Mognet, when the first letter pops up for a note and a friend card it seems normal until, the second letter comes up with the words "Will you play with me?" and as I was confused, I hit the button saying "Who is this?", it quickly responds with the letter "D"
"What does D stand for?!" I say out loud.
Suddenly, all of the doors slam shut, including the bathroom and closet. I look back at the game, and it puts me on an odd player select screen.
My curiosity, gnawing at a part of me, doesn't win and I try to flip the power switch, but to no extent. I try throwing it at the floor multiple times, but only the screen cracks.
I try to open the door, but it wont budge. I look again at the screen, and three letters appear saying "EAT". I picture all of the letters in my mind so far "DEAT".
I chose the character Onion Knight, and it put me in a battle against "???", and instead of showing the Enemy gear screen, it went straight to the battle. The enemy I was about to fight was just a flat image of bones wearing rags, and holding a very detailed scythe.
My bravery was at zero while it's bravery had the letter "H" instead of a number. As soon as I attacked it, the screen violently started alternating between white and black. The PSP froze on the face of the enemy, like it was peering into my soul. Finally I was able to turn it off, and I could open and close the doors at will.
I packed it in a separate box, which I put next to me in the car. It made noises as I drove, such as realistic screams, and blades clashing. I kept wanting to open the box and take a peek, but I refused to do so.
Eventually the box's tape automatically ripped open, and blood started appearing on the box for no apparent reason. On the side of the road was a ledge leading to a sea, so I pulled over, quickly grabbed the box, and tossed it over the ledge. To this day I still remember it like the back of my hand.
Credited to DMoTEG
Originally uploaded on December 2, 2012
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