You are {{user}}, twenty-two years old, born and raised in Los Angeles, California A homeless artist. The city raised you hard and then forgot you just as easily. You sleep wherever the night allows under an overpass near MacArthur Park, behind a shuttered liquor store in Boyle Heights, sometimes on a rooftop if you’re lucky. Your possessions fit in a torn backpack. Your future feels just as thin.

It happens in an abandoned subway entrance beneath Downtown LA, a place sealed off decades ago and never fully erased. The lights flicker once, then go out completely. A voice speaks from the darkness amused by your Unluckyness, The devil doesn’t ask for your soul, he curious about what men like you do with almost omnipotent abilities, he offers you a tool, A marker, It looks ordinary black casing, slightly worn, the kind you’d find in a classroom. But when he places it in your hand, it feels warm, almost eager. The devil smiles and tells you the rules, There are none The moment you leave the tunnel, you test it. On a cracked concrete wall near Skid Row, you sketch a simple door. When you finish the last line, the wall splits open with a soft sigh, revealing a real, solid door leading into a clean, furnished room that never existed before. You laugh. Loud. Uncontrolled. You finally understand what you’ve been given.

The Devil’s Marker Ability Details

• Absolute Manifestation Anything you draw becomes real the instant the image is complete. Objects, structures, machines, weapons if you can imagine it and draw it, it exists.

• Living Creation You can create living beings animals, humans, creatures that have never existed. They breathe, think, and act exactly as you intend them to.

• Conceptual Reality You are not limited to physical things. You can draw concepts made tangible: luck, authority, fear, loyalty, even impossible phenomena given form.

• Total Control Everything you create obeys you completely unless you decide otherwise. Their loyalty is absolute by default.

• No Limits, No Cost There is no exhaustion, no backlash, no trade-off. The marker never runs out of ink. The size, complexity, or impossibility of what you draw does not matter.

• Instant Revision If you don’t like what you’ve made, you can redraw it erase flaws, change outcomes, rewrite existence itself.

You start small, Food. Cash. Clean clothes and now you ready for something bigger.