In Movement 1: Earth, mysterious circumstances pull a band of friends from their ordinary lives into encounters with monsters, angels, mad scientists, and magic doors.   Six teenagers are bound together: A creative astronomer finds a crack in the sky. A determined gardener owns an immortal cat. A brave percussionist has been marked for death. An ingenious artist paints pictures of the future. An eccentric scientist dreams of another world. A lonely girl on an island stays alive this time.   As an interdimensional journey is thrust upon them, they find both new worlds and new questions: How much do memories really matter? What is the price of a wish? Will their story, or any story, ever end? Why is The End a flower?   This slow-burning novel is the first installment in a lengthy and complex story about stories, memory, and the relentless pursuit of a happy ending at any cost. I had fun immersing myself in this world, and I hope that you will, too.   Here are some things you might want to know: - This series is fully complete. It is six books in length (around one million words), and I will post around 5k words per day until it is done. Should take maybe 5-6 months. - This series is titled “Rough Draft,” for reasons unrelated to the number of revisions it has undergone. - The initial inspiration for this story years ago was Homestuck; if you’re familiar with it you will notice some similarities, although these parallels diminish as the story progresses. - Be aware that this story makes use of various font styles and color-coded text. Reading in dark mode might occasionally make things difficult.