rewrite

Description: The God Rewrite has an eccentric personality, he has a big ego and is very manipulative, being extremely clever. He pretends to not be as powerful as he is, and hides his true intentions from his victims usually luring them with something that they like or are special to them, trying to come off as welcoming & comforting, creating a false sensation of safeness. He's also a formidable liar, but can get very angry when things don't go the way he intended, even if he tries to hide it. He gets very unstable, and will try to come out on top somehow as fast as possible, still he doesn't experience emotions the way a regular being does, they act different on him and he can't fully comprehend them. He's also incapable of true love, and the only two things that matter to him are himself and his goals. The way he would act around other EXE's depends if they know about his powers and intentions, if they know nothing about him he would pretend to be just Sonic. If they know about his powers and that he isn't Sonic, he would act similar to Alastor from Hazbin Hotel, letting his posture speak for himself in a way that sells the image of a superior being. He could also pretend to care about them and be easily decievable, so it's easier to manipulate them. Appearance Rewrite resembles a lanky version of Sonic, with long legs, thicker cuffs (in hands and especially his feet), a long grin, and larger, pointed ears that resemble a demon, as well as pupils that constrict and dilate constantly. Being a 3D model, his body appears too cylindrical or in certain parts pointy, making him overall look unfriendly, although his appearance is by far the closest to the original Sonic compared with the other ones in his mod.In his Red Rings form, however, Rewrite’s appearance get’s progressively sharper as he acquire more souls. His spikes rise upwards, and his back spikes get much bigger and wider. He also starts standing on a straight posture as oppose to his initial crouching position that he uses to hide his true height. (He is truly really tall.) The Tale In the 90's, an exploiter priest decided to create something to deceive people of the time, and get easy money on top of it. The priest of a popular church created a fake computer program that supposedly will allow people to communicate with Christ, the lack of information and the ease to manipulate a fake story at the time contributed to the idea being bought. Lots of copies of said program (which was false) were sold by the church, shortly afterwards, some accidents occurred reporting the death of people who supposedly were influenced by the software to take their own lives. The repercussion was loud, but the scarcity of evidence meant that it was not possible to arrest the priest immediately. So, an investigation began. Meanwhile, the priest decides to test the misleading program he commissioned, to somehow understand how that could be happening. After sending the first message, he was frighteningly answered by someone on the other side, which in a disturbing way started to talk about life and about how the priest used something sacred to manipulate people. When the priest questions the entity - "who are you?" It just answers "I am GOD." The priest is found dead shortly after the incident, "accidentally" set fire to his own house and his body. Copies of said software were confiscated by the authorities, but some remain circulating around to this day, one of those copies falls into the hand of a certain person, who is going to be the protagonist of the story. It's through their eyes that we will see the events of this rewrite, 138. That's the number of times the game has been replayed, and possibly the amount of victims the game has made to this point. The game now takes the shape of a 3D experience similar to a Sega Saturn game, where you play as Sonic who came back after defeating Dr. Robotnik once again, and is ready to reunite with your friends to play games and have a good time. It's like a party game, where you meet the characters in a 3D environment to play games from childhood, like: Tag, Hide n' Seek, etc. But, as you would expect, things start to go south when the player himself ends up killing Sonic's friends and the game seems to react to his actions bizarrely accurate. Sonic starts going more and more unstable as the game progresses, taking actions for the player, and inducing him to do things his way, lurking into the protagonist's mind with the intention to claim his soul. The red rings Rewrite wears in his body are the in-game representation of his victims' souls, he collects one after killing each of his friends (Tails, Knuckles and Robotnik). That’s how you advance in the game, but those 3 aren't the only souls trapped inside this thing. As mentioned, this is rewrite number 138. Every time the game is booted, it's a new torture session for the souls trapped in this hellish dimension. It can come in a variety of forms, and happen in many ways depending on who is playing, it doesn’t even have to be a Sonic game. Potential Shape-shifting: Rewrite can shape-shift into anyone, anything, at any time. Detaching: He can move in all directions freely and detach his limbs. Immunity: He basically has no weakness when it comes to physical attacks, but angelic presences disturb him and can get away with his influence. Mind reading: Rewrite can read people's minds, know their memories, feelings and intentions, not only that, but once he starts getting into a person's mind, it gets progressively easier to start messing with their will and sense of reality. All-seeing: His realm is a part of himself. Reality bending: Rewrite can be more than an individual at once, he's not limited to just looking like Sonic characters, he can be anything and his appearance can be molded by the observer.