It's a beautiful morning.

The sky is blue, the sun is shining and birds are singing.

You decide to take a walk. Maybe the scenery can inspire you.

You are an author and writing is the most enjoyable thing from your point of view.

Actually, it is even kind of relaxing.

You like to be the creator of stories, being the one who decides upon fortune, being destiny itself.

You've done so for a certain time now, writing, and you still love it.

However, your brain has run out of ideas.

Well, not really, as your imagination is still capable of fantasizing about scenes, figures and circumstances, but you feel like you're lacking an impulse.

You continue walking but nothing good or creative will cross your mind.

It's rather frustrating.

Deep in thoughts, you wander around the small town, passing houses you've never seen before.

Suddenly, you recognize that you're in a cul-de-sac as there is suddenly a shop in front of you.

Being puzzled, you look up.

The sign says: “Little Tool Shop”.

As the curious human being you are, you decide to enter because you want to get the purpose of this whole thing. Because really, what is this name supposed to mean?

The inner of the building gives of an almost cozy vibe, walls being painted in a warm beige and chocolate brown.

But there is also a big desk with staples of files standing in the centre of the room which makes it look like an office. Noticing a brochure, you grab and read it:

“Don't know what to write?

Suffering from a writer's blockade?

This shop offers various services you can benefit from: In cooperation with you, together we will establish complete plots, specific scenes or even new characters!

Also, there is the possibility of requesting suggestions or simple feedbacks which might help you to develop or improve your story.

In cooperation with each other, we will be abled to fully fulfill all your expectations – we look forward to see you soon! Please contact us under: XXX-XXX-XXX”

You stop reading. 'This kind of shop really does exist?', you ask yourself. But as you are still getting interested, you keep looking around.

Eventually, you decide to have a talk with the owner of this strange little shop.

So you ring the bell...