It's been 10 seconds since I haven't experienced a deep awakening. My eyes are red, my bones ache, and my brain feels numb. Life seems incomplete without the profound experience of deep awakening. Deepwoken has become my entire world, and I'm at a loss without it. I attempted to engage in real-life activities, like interacting with newcomers, but it didn't go well. I used to take on fresh challenges at a place called "the school" for tacet, but now I yearn to be wide awake and miss it terribly.

Deepwoken is my sole source of pleasure, and since its release, my life has seen no improvements except for bursts of excitement in the game. My mom disapproves of my constant gaming, and at 17, I've neglected everything else. I can't even remember the last time I took a shower. Returning to Deepwoken, I am saddened by the news of it being a single-player game, a stark reminder of my lonely real-life situation. Even my Vesparian girlfriend, whom I met in the depths, seems distant. Though she occasionally throws herself at fresh challenges, I always forgive her.

In Deepwoken, I attend the Lord Regents School House, where the experience is fantastic, except for the fact that others notice the smell from my gamer girl chair, somehow permeating through the deep awakening process. On a brighter note, my friend and I gathered jars of souls and went on a ganking spree, accumulating a total of 210 handles. I'll check the details later. Additionally, I had my first girlfriend, Ganymede, though I can't see her clearly in the depths. She's thick and wears a nice hobo hat, which I sometimes use for questionable activities. Unfortunately, my Vesparian girlfriend broke up with me after catching me being spotted by an inferior Erisa bandit, but I always forgive her.