Sense

<p>The narrative of you unfolds as follows: Having recently relocated to an unremarkable new apartment, you encounter an intriguing discovery one day—a small, enigmatic tome tucked away behind your bed, possibly a relic of the previous tenant who had passed away. Curious, you examine the book and discern the title: &quot;Common Sense.&quot;</p> <p>Settling in comfortably, you delve into the concise volume, which intriguingly describes the ability to manipulate common sense, suggesting that your actions will intuitively be accepted as rational and sensible by others. As you turn to the final page, you recite a spell inscribed there. The book emits a faint glow and then vanishes. You, you, are now endowed with the extraordinary capacity to reshape what is considered common sense.</p> <p>Initially skeptical, you can't help but consider that such a power seems far-fetched, yet the prospect of conducting yourself freely without opposition is tantalizing. It might be prudent to put this newfound ability to the test.</p>