Dimensia - A Journal of a Journey.

So this is a very interesting post. Back during high school, I came up with this idea called "Dimensia," which is a play on the words "dimension" and "dementia." The story revolves around a band of characters from other projects I had conceived of who travel to various worlds that I have also developed as they track down a character who can grant himself wishes. As a consequence for this character, every new wish he makes cancels the previous one. Since the character (whose name is "Markal") is a natural-born explorer and treasure hunter, he can't pass up this opportunity. So after a series of events, the others are forced to chase him across the multiverse.

This story branches off from one of my other projects during a key event. Markal is disqualified in a match against Marshall Hart during a preliminary round at the Earth Fighting Competition. In the standard timeline, he accepts disqualification and the series progresses as it normally would have. But in Dimensia, Markal makes a last-minute decision and wishes for the ability to open portals to other dimensions, in an attempt to suck Marshall in. Unfortunately, Markal gets sucked in first and Marshall falls in behind, followed by the young Jarvis, who considers Marshall to be his best friend, jumping in after them.

This divergence creates two timelines: one where the events of the worlds they come to transpire as they should and one where the worlds are affected by Markal's interference. This plot point forms the over-arching plot of the series.

In the second world they come to, they meet someone who gives them a journal in which to log their adventure. The joke is that anyone can access the journal at anytime from anywhere. It's treated as though it's an online message board, so the gags may be familiar to anyone who surfs Internet forums. So I've decided to post an entry each day. Jarvis is the "official journey chronicler," and being a child, his spelling is a bit skewed. As a result, you'll see interesting word spellings. Each entry is followed by commentary from the characters involved.

This world is full of bird puns. For instance, the peasants are pheasants, their monarch is a kingfisher, and Sir Jay wields a halberd.

Midevil Manbird World!

A midevil world of bird people. This is where we met Sir Jay, who was betrayed by King Fisher, who was manipulated by Buzz and Connie, who were double agents for the Cardinal! This is also where we met Owl, who gave us this journal.

Hey! I remember this place! It was fun!

Of course you remember it, we were just there. (Didn't you write the entry?)

Hey, who is writing this commentary?

I am.

Me, too.

Hmm...That still does not tell me who wrote the commentary. How about this: we write our names under our commentary, like so:
-Sir Jay of the Blue Clan

OK!
-Jarvis

That works.
-Super Cool

Hey, you guys are into this thing already?

Who said that?^
-Super Cool

Perhaps it were Young Jarvis?
-Sir Jay of the Blue Clan

I dident write it.
-Jarvis

It was me, Marshall! I wrote it!

Oh, Marshall. We were just talking about signing our names under our commentary.
-Super Cool

Wait, are we sure its Marshall?
-Jarvis

I cannot be certain.
-Sir Jay of the Blue Clan

It was* me.
-Marshall**

What does that sigmature say?
-Super Cool

It says 'Marshall', and it's signature, not sigmature.***
-Marshall

Welcome to the journal, Master Marshall.
-Sir Jay of the Blue Clan

Look, Jay--

Please refer to me as Sir Jay, Master Marshall.****
-Sir Jay of the Blue Clan

Look, Sir Jay, do you have to write out 'Sir Jay of the Blue Clan' every time you sign your name?
-Marshall

Of course! Otherwise, no one would know who wrote the message!
-Sir Jay of the Blue Clan

We already know who you are, a simple 'Sir Jay' would suffice!
-Marshall

Oh, I beg to differ, Master Marshall.
-Sir Jay of the Blue Clan

Well, you know who I am without me writing out 'Master Marshall of the Hart Clan', right?
-Marshall

Who is 'Master Marshall of the Hart Clan'?
-Super Cool

...I quit.
-Marshall

Man, Marshall needs to lighten up, he's too uptight.
-Super Cool

I believe the same, Master Super Cool.
-Sir Jay of the Blue Clan

Please, call me 'Super of the Cool Clan'.
-Super of the Cool Clan

What is the sense? I know you as 'Super Cool'.
-Sir Jay of the Blue Clan

*This is underlined in the text, but Blogger doesn't support underlining.
**He signs his name in cursive.
***The n and the m are underlined, respectively.
****Sir and Master should be underlined, as well.