Style and tone of this Story: Found Family, Final Farewells
Content Warnings: No In-Story specific themes as outlined in the CAT policy will appear in this Story.
Story Description: The Alusia Foundation has decided to put the Epilogue from A Spring In Your Step back into the Bookworm, to see what comes of it. Having rescued a Zetatron Mk. II called Robert from the terrors of the big wide world, Robin grows up with a robot for a friend. Over time Robert's circuitry begins to break down, but the bond between Robin and Robert does not.
Style and tone of this Story: Remains To Be Seen
Content Warnings: No In-Story specific themes as outlined in the CAT policy will appear in this Story.
Story Description: Looking for Answers is a tragicomedy in 3 acts, a widely praised and even more widely misunderstood surrealist play. [NOTE: The Alusia Technicians will forget to put the book into the Bookworm and leave the box for stories unlocked. If you choose this story, please let the GMs know in your Turnsheet what text (if any) you will want to put into the Bookworm while Alusia isn't looking.]
Style and tone of this Story: Hope, Sacrifice, The Cost of Happiness.
Content Warnings: Torture, Discrimination on the basis of species
Story Description: An entry from the diary of the inventor of the Bookworm after it‘s first successful operation, outlining their vision for the world with the Bookworm in full circulation.