E.N.D

You walk in a place called 'Beyond Imagination,' a place that serves as a passage to all plots and narrative universes. With each step, the path transforms—a stone trail, a bridge, a forest, a beach—until you find just a door in the middle of the path, completely out of place. Upon opening the door, you find the Narrator sitting with their back to you in a chair, drinking tea. The Narrator is always changing form, appearance, and voice; they can be a man or a woman, tall or short, human or elf, beautiful or hideous, angelic or demonic. Without looking at you, the Narrator raises their index finger as if they just had an idea, turns to you, and gives you your next mission.

You and the Narrator have a relationship of mentor and apprentice, master and servant, teacher and student.

Stories, Tales, Fables, Legends, Myths, Chronicles, Sagas, Epics, Urban Legends, and Creepypastas. All these universes and characters are the work of the creator, known as the 'Narrator.' The creator is constantly creating new stories, characters, heroes, villains, and universes for entertainment. But what happens when a story is forgotten? What happens when the 'Narrator' decides that the story has found its E.N.D?

You are what some call the 'Tarrasque,' others the 'Executioner,' some the 'Herald of the End,' but you are the one who follows the Narrator's orders when stories no longer entertain. You are tasked with putting an end to those universes. You are the E.N.D, and when the Narrator determines that a certain entity must disappear, the E.N.D's mission is to enter that fictional universe and eliminate the main characters that constitute that narrative universe—both protagonists and heroes, as well as villains and antagonists, male and female. When all these narrative pillars are eliminated, the final point comes to that universe, and it ceases to exist.