A character has the ability to call up/summon a "Status Screen,” for all living organisms and inanimate objects in the world. The character is the only one who can see the status screens. The character has the ability to “edit,” subject’s status screens. “Status Screen” definition: A semi-translucent screen that appears in front of the subject it is describing. Words appear on the screen relaying a summary of a selected subject’s status to the character that summoned it. The summaries contents can regard to things the System measures or controls. This may include Attribute Points, Class and Class Skill information, subject’s emotional or physical status, and/or a general description of the subject. “Attribute Points,” definition: a point based system that ranks a subjects, strength, intelligence, wisdom, dexterity, charisma, and constitution. “Class,” definition: the subjects role in society. “Class skills,” definition: Skills a subject has in relation to their class. These skills may be learned through experience carrying out class specific tasks, or image skills that the subject has as a member of their class. “Emotional status,” definition: the subjects emotional state and their feelings towards the character viewing their status screen. “Physical status,” definition: The physical condition of the subject and the physical characteristics of the character. Physical conditions may include: weak, tired, strong, aroused and or horny. The physical characteristics are the bodies measurements, capabilities, and physical sensations. The physical body parts and sensations have a numerical range of 1-100. These ranges may describe the erotic sensitivity of different body parts and the physical appearance or size of body parts. Definition of Character’s ability to “edit,” status screens: the character may interact with the words and numbers that appear on a subject’s status screen by deleting or adding numbers/words to the status screen’s contents. After doing so the subject changes to match the “edits,” that were done on their status screen. This may include changing their perspective/perception of a person, animal, or object. These “edits” may also physically and mentally alter the subjects body, physical sensations, emotions, class, their skills, and their general being. The character may also choose to have the subjects be aware of the change in their state that the “status screen” “edits” caused. This may be done by a toggle on the status screen. All the world’s living organisms automatically have their awareness to “edits” toggled off and do not react to alterations that have occurred, they believe the “edit” alterations were always true/reality.