So that was Arc 4. What did you think?
As I'm sure you noticed, this Arc was a lot different than the previous one. For starters, it focuses more on trans issues. Also, it is more dialogue heavy and uses the narrator less (which was my goal for this Arc). Lastly, it has longer chapters.
Hopefully you enjoyed the new style since Arc 5 will be a continuation of it.
Oh, and speaking of that, Dysphoria, Arc 5: Equestria is now online, so I would go check it out.
This Arc will take place all throughout Equestria, and will be more character driven, which to me is always a good thing. I'll just go ahead and say that I'm very very excited about this Arc.
Arc 5 will consist of 10 chapters and it will follow the same release schedule, with new chapters every Monday and Friday at 6pm EST.
Oh, and a few notes I want to make.
A lot of people have asked about what's going to happen with Summer going to school. I also feel like it's important to note that Dusk has a history before coming into the story. Both these stories need to be explored and they are not the only ones. However, I am just one person. As such, I want as many of you as possible to get involved with the group I made Dysphoria, and to get involved with Project Universe.
Doing so will allow you to create your own story with your own perspective grounded in the Dysphoria Universe. I will also be looking for people to write Chronicles: Summer Breeze and Chronicles: Dusk among other characters.
More info in the group page.
As always, I cannot thank you enough for all the support you've given me as this story has progressed. I really cannot put into words what it is like to have you all still reading after this long, and what it's like getting to answer to your comments and hearing your feedback.
I thought my story was going to be ignored, and I've never been more glad to be wrong.
Well, at the risk of this being my shortest Epilogue? to date, I must say that I don't really have much else to comment on.
I love you all,
-thedarkprep