Question about Writing a story

I've been trying to write a story, but it seems like I'm stuck on a specific part of the story that i need in order for the story to continue on. I've been stuck trying to think of an event that could fill that spot but couldn't think any good ones for a few days. So I'm wondering, what does everyone else do they are stuck with a blank hole in their writing? another question. Does anyone here use some sort of method in order to think of ideas or just let it come to them as they write? Sorry for the bother from a novice, but thank you for reading ^.^

I just write anything that seems fun to me at the moment, and just change it to match the story if it's too irrelevant.

Only thing I can say is that, you need to describe to me what it is your are trying to fill. If in case you don't want to be specific then go outside take a breather and just start thinking of stuff. I'm not a writer but this is a common technique for a writer.

I don't know about that, I guess that makes me an uncommon writer.

It's a practical way that doesn't just apply to writing actually but I seen people who actually write for a living do this occasionally. Another method I heard of from my writer friend is he will start listening to calming music and let himself dream away or something. That as well, I think can apply to more than just writing.

I mainly wrote stories inspired from my own personal life, J.K Rowling taught me that.

My inspiration comes from my dreams, so i like to write in bed. I like to listen to music and such.

Reminds me of Mizuki Kawashita

whats that?

Ichigo 100% author and mangaka, she likes to write stories based on her dreams.

wow I like Ichigo 100% but i didnt like the ending XD

the part im stuck on is like when a relatively new person agrees to follow a group of people (already known to the reader) after an event has occured. Now, i know where they need to go, and the event that will happen once they get there, but i dont know what i should put on the way there, or if i should not put anything and just say that they went from that area to the destination without any notable occurrences, which sounds boring?

How about watching Code Geass? Pay attention to the Order of The Black Knights.

how about you just skip to when they get there? heres and example

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He walked around in circles trying to figure out what to do next. He stared up at the ceiling while thinking as hard as he could. He made up his mind, he put his shoes on and open his apartment door. "When I get there, I know what I have to do."

It did not take him long to get there. Not long at all in fact. Which was the reason for his downfall...

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someting like that...

I'd recommend taking the moment for character development, but I like really fleshed-out characters, so yeah. It comes down to personal preference