Walter Generic stepped into the cold, gray elevator. As he turned to hit the button, he realized there was only one: an up arrow. He looked up to see a dial of the floor numbers. Deciding he could just get off at his designated floor, he pressed the arrow and stepped back, watching the dial, as the doors closed. Alright so, I just randomly remembered a fun game I used to play on an old forum way back when. The idea is that you are taking the person, Walter, on a grand journey through a strange building, where he stops and sees many strange rooms. He gets hopelessly lost and finds many weird things on his trip, varying from slightly strange to WTF-worthy. You start at the ground floor, and the main basis is to keep going up. For example: You can use whatever references you pleased, make up anything (appropriate) you want, and you can be as detailed as you like! RULES: - Please don't kill Walter. We only have one of him. - You must keep going up - Try not to repeat, but you can reference the same thing as someone did before, perhaps not right before you, though - Walter can leave the elevator, but he must always come back to it I hope you all enjoy this game, and without further ado, Walter's journey shall begin... Walter watched as the doors slid open, revealing the first floor. To his surprise, it wasn't a generic hallway, but what seemed to be forest. Deep within, he thought he could hear soft singing. He felt urged to go after it, but was stopped as the doors closed, and the elevator began to rise.
A chime played as the door opened to the sound of the button labelled "2". Walter took a half-step forward before hearing the familiar sound of a train approaching. Looking down at the ground, he noticed a set of railroad tracks, vibrating subtly in response to the noise. He thought better of it to step out of the elevator, and quietly waited for the door to close.
The 3rd floor ended up being the next stop for Walter. He looked out as soon as the doors slid open, revealing twins. 'Come play with us" is what they said to Walter. He quickly closed the door as they started to run for the elevator.
Walter's journey halted slightly at the fourth floor, where walked until he saw a throne and a Pokémon champion on it, but couldn't distinguish which one. Trying to avoid a battle, he retreated back into the elevator as the doors closed once more.
Arriving at the fifth floor, Walter was greeted by the sound of numerous clefairy all chanting in a mysterious white glowing light. As he stepped out into the space among them, he realized with surprise that he did in fact, appear to be on the moon. The shock of this sent him stumbling backwards through the cloud of pink Pokémon, landing back in the elevator where the doors quickly silenced the song of the clefairy.
Walter stared at the "6" button, which had started glowing. The doors slid open and he was immediately splashed with salty water. Peering out, all he could see was ocean, save for a small island of sand at the entrance to the elevator. Preferring not to be marooned, he stepped back inside.
Walter pressed the 7th button. When the door opened he was taken to a golden room with a skeleton in a blue jacket and young human child. He couldn't hear what the skeleton was saying but he did not sound happy. Not wanting to get involved he turned around back to the elevator and closed the door
The elevator groaned as it moved up to yet another floor. When the doors opened, Walter saw a beautiful meadow filled with flowers of all sorts of shapes and colours. Deciding that he wouldn't mind staying here, he stepped out and promptly whacked his face into the cardboard cutout. Sorely disappointed, he trudged back to his spot in the elevator and waited for the doors to close.
Floor Number 9 opened up to a large deck on a ship. It wobbled and creaked slightly, as if unstable, and water began to collect in some place off to the side, presumably water leaking in from the lower decks. A megaphone crackled to life as Walter looked around. "As you have no doubt surmised, this ship has begun to sink. On April 14th, 1912...the famous ocean liner Titanic crashed into an iceberg. After remaining afloat for 2 hours and 40 minutes, it sank beneath the waters of the North Atlantic. I will give you more time. 9 hours. That is the time you will be given to make your escape." Hearing that, he ran right back into the elevator and closed the door before the rising water could get to him.
Finally, Walter arrived at the tenth floor. Oh, boy! Was he excited or what? The big one-oh! He wondered what awaited him behind the door. Maybe something wonderful? Maybe something horrible? Oh, he couldn't wait to see what would come next. Suddenly, he heard the ding of the elevator closing. He had spent so much time daydreaming about what was on the other side of the door, that he completely missed it. Sighing, he resigned himself to whatever lay ahead as he felt himself move on ever upward.
As the doors opened to the 11th floor, the lights in the elevator went out and Walter was suddenly immersed in darkness. A moment passed and he was beginning to wonder if the power had gone out when he heard an eerie noise coming from outside the elevator. He cautiously peeked his head out, but he saw nothing. The sound got louder and louder until it seemed to be right in front of him. His breath hitched as the noise suddenly stopped. Seconds that felt like hours passed, with Walter growing increasingly anxious. A beep sounded, and the doors closed as the lights turned back on. Walter blinked in surprise at the anticlimactic ending.
The elevator doors opened up on the twelfth floor, and on the other side were clowns. Lots of clowns. Walter could see many types of clowns. Happy clowns, sad clowns, cute clowns, scary clowns. There were clowns of every size, shape and color. There were even some mimes scattered around here and there, and a man with large, black glasses wearing a red and white striped shirt in the distance waving at him. Suddenly, all at once, the clowns noticed him. Every pair of eyes locked with his. Suddenly, they all surged forward, charging after him and reaching their white-gloved hands after him. Suddenly, the doors closed, and Walter had barely any time to breathe before he felt the elevator move again, heading ever on upward.
After that, the elevator opened at a floor numbered 13, even though he could swear he didn't see any button for that floor. As it turns out, he was right. The doors opened and he found himself out in the open air. The skyline of the city stood before him, and a brisk cold wind whooshed past. He was well and truly outside, and probably 13 storeys above the ground. To sate his curiosity, he peeked around the edges, to make sure he was outside. He was, even after looking to his left, his right, up, down... He looked down? That was a mistake. He immediately was overcome with strong dizziness and stumbled backward into the elevator car. How could he have made such an amateur slip-up? Thankfully, the elevator doors closed after that, sparing him any further discomfort or embarrassment.
Walter fixed his gaze on the closed doors as he mentally prepared himself. Whatever was on the other side, he was ready. The elevator dinged to signal it's arrival on floor 14 and the doors wasted no time in opening to reveal... Ash Ketchum. Now, Walter had no idea who this odd boy with an electric mouse on his shoulder was. All he could do was stand there as the boy placed his yellow creature down on the ground and got down on one knee. Ash then looked directly into the man's eyes and shouted: "I WANNA BE THE VERY BEST! LIKE NO ONE EVER WAS!" Walter's hands immediately shot up to his ears because that boy had zero singing talent. His neighbour's dead cat could sing better than this. He thought it couldn't get any worse until the creature that the boy had with him started screeching along to the tune. He sacrificed one of his ears and used a hand to hit the button that closed the doors. Once they had fully shut, he brought his arms down and sighed in relief. If he never had to deal with that boy's vocal chords again, it'd be too soon.
Walter Generic stood, waiting for the elevator to approach the 15th Floor. Dread filled his bosom. The elevator was taking longer than usual to arrive... or was this simply a case of watched pots never boiling? He began tapping his foot. Would the elevator stop? Walter began to feel very tired. He closed his eyes. When he opened them, the elevator doors were ajar. How long had it been? Had he been asleep? He was still standing. Can a person sleep while standing? Walter quickly pushed these thoughts away and examined the room in front of him. It was an empty, drab room with grey concrete walls. Walter looked around. Was this what he was dreading? There was seemingly nothing in the room. But surely, something was in the room, or at the very least, the concrete walls containing the room. Walter pondered the room itself. What purpose did it serve? What purpose did this building serve? What purpose did he serve? Chilled by these thoughts, Walter closed the elevator and began his journey into the next floor.
Floor 16 opened the door to see a big open black room, with a gridlike projection along the wall. All was silent for a time, until four blue blocks fell from the ceiling, all perfectly cubical, and arranged in the shape of a T. They were promptly joined by four red blocks that fell next to them in the shape of an L. Walter found himself humming along to the song, but his joyful tune was cut short when the elevator closed as he watched. He never even got to see a row cleared.
on the 17th floor he saw five girls with green wings fighting a giant snake and some short of giant spider the snake like man thing said "this time I will win W.i.t.c.h. isn't that right dear" said first looking at the girls then the spider like woman thing they appeared in the ruins of someshort of castle among the clouds he saw the blond do stuff with the earth "power of Earth" the brown haired one with water "power of water" the Asian one with wind "power of air" the other black haired girl with fire "power of fire" then the last one with red hair and the clear leader has doing atacks with some short of energy "power of the heart of kandarkar" the elevator closed with him in still in shock he saw teen-size fairies fight ing monster and their team was called another magical creature
