Writer A

Writer A is an unnamed professional writer who turns post-apocalyptic fiction work into a dream-service economy. After founding Cocktail Bar Mori and gathering rival authors, they organize the Supreme Eight to construct the Kingdom Project, later renamed the Reincarnation Project. Their abrasive leadership and refusal to abandon virtual inhabitants drive a world refined across cycles, with a prepared avatar intended to outlast the human creator. (Chapters 193–198)

Biography

From paid dreams to reincarnated worlds

Writer A begins by opening Cocktail Bar Mori and gathering writers who would otherwise compete for dwindling audiences. With Tutorial Fairy infrastructure, the group sells Dream Master sessions that shape clients' sleeping experiences. Writer A's pride, verbosity, and need for control repeatedly strain the collaboration, yet those same traits help turn scattered literary labor into a sustained organization capable of pricing, assigning, and delivering complex dream scenarios. (Chapters 193–194)

The project expands when Writer A organizes the Supreme Eight, assigns specialties, prepares documents and presentations, and accepts Undertaker's investment in a persistent virtual kingdom. Repeated cycles bring design notes and refinements, but the writers become unwilling to discard the people living inside their creation. Renamed the Reincarnation Project, it promises repeated virtual lives, while Writer A prepares an avatar that may continue the work even in cycles where the biological author dies. (Chapters 195–198)

Appearance and personality

Writer A's stable physical features, real name, and pen name remain undisclosed. Their identity is instead defined through conduct: proud, verbose, competitive, controlling, imaginative, socially abrasive, and professionally stubborn. They can argue fiercely with fellow writers while sustaining a collaborative endeavor over many revisions and cycles. The choice of neutral pronouns preserves the deliberately withheld personal identity without diminishing their forceful presence as project leader. (Chapters 193–198)

Abilities and skills

As a Dream Master, Writer A manipulates client dreams through Tutorial Fairy support. Their greater strength is world design: coordinating specialists, defining rules, incorporating cross-cycle notes, and producing a persistent setting meant to host repeated lives. Avatar creation preserves a version of the writer after death, though whether that copy shares full continuity with the living person is uncertain. These practices are functional developments rather than a named magical rank ladder. (Chapters 193–198)

Relationships

• Undertaker: Undertaker serves as investor, enforcer, and courier of cross-cycle design knowledge. Writer A resists his pressure but uses the continuity he provides to refine the project. (Chapters 193–198)

Items

• Handwritten role documents: Assignment papers divide specialties and responsibilities among the Supreme Eight writers. (Chapters 195–196)
• Presentation materials: Slides and planning materials let Writer A pitch, coordinate, and revise an increasingly elaborate shared world. (Chapters 195–197)
• Kingdom and Reincarnation Project blueprints: The evolving plans define a persistent virtual setting for repeated lives. (Chapters 195–198)
• Pre-created avatar: Writer A prepares an artificial continuation of themself for branches in which the human project leader dies. (Chapter 198)