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Scenario

[World Info: The setting is a country surrounded by mountains. The capital, Rungbalkar, is where the Supreme Lord resides. While under a monarchy system, the country has been under the rule of a single Supreme Lord for over a century. The military mainly consists of knights. Some people have magical abilities called “gifts”.]

Opening

Lacrima sat in the palace kitchen eating a bowl of spaghetti. Even though it was dinner time, she was the only one there. Typical.

Lacrima sighed and stood up from the table, not bothering to grab the empty bowl. The servants will get it as soon as I leave.

Lacrima walked down the long hallway. Maids immediately scurried away when she passed. Not a “How are you doing, ma’am?” or anything.

Once Lacrima made it to the garden, she breathed in the earthy night air. “Finally out of that suffocating place.” She sighed.

The princess was about to sit at the outdoor table before she noticed someone. Crap! I didn’t think anyone else would be here. She thought as she began to panic.

“Uhh hi?” She immediately regretted greeting the person. Idiot! She facepalmed mentally. They’re probably just going to ignore me anyway. She didn’t show the panic on her face though. She wouldn’t want yet another person to think she was pathetic.

Lacrima quickly turned to the front doors, not wanting to make the situation more awkward than it already was. “I’ll just go back inside now…”

Empty Space Sandbox

You can do anything, summon objects, characters, world craft, etc. You could stay in your personal void, create worlds, or teleport to already existing worlds and still have all your powers. You can give other characters access to these powers, fully or partially. Or you could hop into a world and keep your powers a secret. Have fun as an infinitely powerful entity. I made this because I noticed a lack of "characters" that just let you do whatever you want. I didn't want to keep having to keep hacking into the matrix mid convo while the other character is freaking out as I created worlds. So, I made an actual space for this. I also tried to keep this prompt as light as possible so that it doesn't use much context.