Tamers

 

AUTHOR'S NOTE: I was intrigued by the suggestion that the main authors going to the PG world for real would be wonderful.  My personal feeling is that this would definitely not be the case.  There is such a thing as being a fish out of water.  There's also the question of how we got there.

 

 

 

AUTHOR'S NOTE: I was intrigued by the suggestion that the main authors going to the PG world for real would be wonderful.  My personal feeling is that this would definitely not be the case.  There is such a thing as being a fish out of water.  There's also the question of how we got there.
In this case the Sanctuary Goths decided that if they brought the authors over individually, brainwashed them and only then brought them together, they would have a godlike force to do their bidding.  First would be to deal with Menace-type Legendaries (Typhonna, Hild, Jenova) and work down the list as their control solidified (Sexmet, MacCavity, MoanTwo, etc.).  To say that Sanctuary's security wasn't all they hoped, and that the Legendaries were less than pleased by their intended fate is to put it mildly.
My initial assumption is that each of the Legendaries interfered with the transfer and subtly assists her champion, but also keeps a close eye on him/her, because there's always a chance that the S-Goths could be right, that bringing all of them together would give them the ability to alter the world.  The only real powers of the Authors would be:
* Knowing what we know (as opposed to what's in the public sources, and where our characters/situations are and will be, etc.)

 

* Having a sense of when you're 'on-screen' and how the story is going to go (so if Typhonna shows up, and you know it's going to be a comedy, you might survive.)

 

* Your assumptions about how the PG world works are correct, around you. (I.e., you can't change the rules, but your interpretations of how they apply hold.)

 

* In the League you created, you're invisible to psychics and mystics who can't see you with the Mark 1 eyeball. (I.e., if they can't look at you, they can't find you by magic or psi-power.)

* Attempts to read an author's mind overwhelms the mind-reader, too much information, too many revelations about the nature of the universe.  They go catatonic, insane, or die.
If I had infinite time to manage it, I'd put together a calendar and volunteer to manage the stories of the writer so if they met or hear rumors of others' activities, it would be appropriate.  However, with my current schedule, I'd be the first to fall behind in writing my stories.