Hey! I'm writing about these highschoolers having to go on a quest to save their world, blah, blah. it's pretty cliche. However, at this point in my story I'm completely stuck. I have no idea how to transition from them preparing for the quest to them actually being on the quest. Should I try to have them finding their own way? Or should I have the place they are helping take them to where they need to be, even thought it's wayyy more boring? I just can't think of any good way to take them where they need to be. I know this isn't an quick fix, but any help is welcome!! Thanks!! :D
Is there any way that you could jumpstart the dangerous stuff in your quest? That’s what I did tbh, because my story had slowed down a bit, so I just had them get attacked…. it was a way to transition while also keeping it interesting, you know?
Just an idea.
I agree with @TurtleOfFreedom, the best way would be to just throw them right into the danger, it makes it much more exciting
Is there any way that you could jumpstart the dangerous stuff in your quest? That’s what I did tbh, because my story had slowed down a bit, so I just had them get attacked…. it was a way to transition while also keeping it interesting, you know?
Just an idea.
Thanks! This really helped me, actually, 'cause I know what I'm finally doing, and I'm gonna throw them right into a fight, like you said lol. Again, thanks for the help!!
Is there any way that you could jumpstart the dangerous stuff in your quest? That’s what I did tbh, because my story had slowed down a bit, so I just had them get attacked…. it was a way to transition while also keeping it interesting, you know?
Just an idea.
Thanks! This really helped me, actually, 'cause I know what I'm finally doing, and I'm gonna throw them right into a fight, like you said lol. Again, thanks for the help!!
No problem! I was happy to :)
