39Hi, everyone. I'm back yet again and this time with a new BioShock story that I'm going to be working on and writing for a long while. The story will be about... say 55 chapters long this time around. The last few BioShock stories I've wrote had 30, 45, and 22 chapters long, but this new story will be just be more longer. The story will be similar to the first three BioShock stories of mine, but with more focus on the main and other major characters from the game itself. This story will be probably my last one for BioShock, unless other new BioShock game comes out of the blue suddenly and inspires me to write another story for it, but that's a big "if" though mind you. So, for now this new story here will be my last and final one for BioShock.
Any who, the main OC character for this new story is Jerome Valentine. That's right it's not Dr. Ebony, but Jerome. I decide to change things up a tiny bit this time, Jerome just like Ebony is from Canada as well. He works differently from Ebony in a lot of ways, Jerome's job as such is one of them. Jerome is a private detective, a physical medium who can see and talk to spirits, and a writer who has great love for history, books, and swords. He's way different than that of Ebony and as everyone reads the story from beginning to ending. You'll found out more about him as the story goes on and on.
Any way, that's all I have to say for now. I hope everyone and everybody has a great and wonderful weekend and please everyone. Stay safe.
All BioShock characters belong to 2K Games.
Jerome Valentine belongs to little ole me.
BioShock: Infinite
The Voxophone Diaries
Voxophone Recording Of, Jerome Valentine
Voxophone Date Of Recording: January 4, 1912
Title: Comstock's Joke Of Reality
Transcript Of Jerome Valentine's Recording:
Comstock, what a fool of a man he is. Ever since I came to this wretched place of Columbia back in 1906. To escape from the world below from its government and God, but instead Columbia is much worse. Every bloody citizen up here sees Comstock as some sort of saint or God like figure who will answer all your prays and dreams and make them a reality. Oh please, Comstock is nothing, but a man like I or anyone else for that matter. The other thing I hate about Comstock, is when somebody ever goes missing in this city, he and Columbia's police say that their doing everything in their power to find that missing person, but the real truth is rather simple. They don't find anyone or anybody nor do they share the results to the missing person's family, friends, and loved ones. As a private detective, I found this to be rather horrifying and disgusting. Comstock likes to tell everyone and everybody that Columbia is safe and the brightest place to live, but underneath those false promises and words is that Columbia has a rather dark and dreadful past buried beneath its surface. Comstock's reality of a bright and peaceful loving place is a false one and a joke, the current reality he and I living right now isn't perfect or grand right now but it's the current reality I would rather live in than in Comstock's. Where he sees Eden, I and everyone else see the real world as it is.
End Of The Voxophone Recording.