Create important moments

Not every scene deserves to be a fixed point in your story - most of what happens is the narrator responding naturally to what the reader does. But some moments matter enough that you want to make sure they always land a certain way: a discovery, a confrontation, a point of no return.

You create these by describing what has to be true for the moment to happen, and letting PARENK bring the reader there however they actually arrive. Two readers might take completely different paths and still end up living the exact same important moment - because what matters to your story is that it happened, not how the reader phrased the action that led there.

This is also where your story starts to feel alive to more than one reader: many different journeys, one shared world.