The longest grammatically sentence ever written in the English language was 13,955 words. For this competition, you'll have to channel a small piece of that writer's energy.

For this fiction, there is no minimum or maximum word count. Instead, your job is to write the longest story you can in a single sentence that is at least loosely grammatically correct.

The prompt is what I call: A Day In The Life. You will be writing about anything your character might consider part of a normal day, no matter how others would view it. The prompt is meant to be open ended to allow maximum freedom when trying to write a single sentence.

Rules: - Participants must submit entries in .pdf, .doc, or .docx format, or use the submission text field (markdown capable). - Entries have no minimum or maximum word requirements. - Your story must be centered on one of your dossier-linked characters, be it your Main, Alt, or other slotted NPCs. Additional NPCs, including ones listed on the wiki or created/invented to tell your story in this fiction, are allowed and strongly encouraged. - Due to the length of fictions, Clusters of Ice will not be awarded.

Grading will be done primarily on word count while staying loosely grammatically correct, and with the length of stories being weighted heavily. Creativity of the story will be taken into consideration as well, and will be the primary method of breaking ties for similar length stories.