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redactable2020-09-18 10:12 am
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WEEK ZERO: ARRIVAL
WEEK ZERO: ARRIVAL (43 remain) Whatever each character was doing—chatting with friends, going to bed, saving the world—ceases. In fact, it's likely nothing more than a groggy memory now, as they open their eyes to unfamiliar surroundings. Apparently, they took a nap right in the middle of a small town, plopped outside on the paved road. Ow? Oh, but it looks like they've been given a goodie bag. Everyone likes gifts, right? Inside, it contains:
- packets of tea - one unlabeled pill - a rock that resembles the galaxy - if they're of age, a mini bottle of alcohol; if they're underage, a can of Mountain D*w Baja Blast instead - a singular condom - a single random one of these pillows (how did this fit?) - a handheld device Should they boot up the device, the screen helpfully informs them that it's a Participant Help System (PHS). Not much on it, but it does have a few apps, including a memo one for taking notes. There's also a messaging system, though it's only capable of receiving messages, not sending any. As a matter of fact, there's an alert for a new message already. Maybe it'll explain what's going on. Good evening, everyone. Uh, how are we sure theyāre arriving in the evening? Just say āhelloā! Or āgreetingsā! Greetings is fancy, right? Oh thatās true. Greetings, everyone. Thatās better? Yes! Except maybe we take out the thatās better part in the final version. Will do! Er, what? Unfortunately, it seems as though that's the only info they're given for now. In the meantime, why not explore the surrounding area? A number of buildings are locked, and the Planetarium appears to be closed, but there's enough to keep the characters occupied for a day or two. They might even want to get to know their fellow "participants" better, while they're at it. |
NAVIGATION locations āĖ. statuses *+:ļ½” ic profiles :āo ic rules dļ¾ļ¾ļ½„ļ½” audience requests murder proposals ļ½”ā§o private conversations dļ¾oļ½” curfew dļ¾ā§ memories |

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[A beat... and she frowns a little.]
That... sounds like a nice dream, Miss Sharon. But that is not the world as I know it. Having that status means your world is entirely different from the likes of me.
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[a beat on this end, too]
It seems I must apologize again for making assumptions. [hm] Would you care for something to drink with your meal, Miss Ange?
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Would you allow me to make tea for the both of us? I may not be able to cook, but I can brew acceptable tea...!
[And it's a nice olive branch.]
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If you insist, Miss Ange, then I won't say no.
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All proper and British-y.
Teaaaaaa.
Soon enough, she sets a cup in front of Sharon, and pours one for herself.]
Here we are.
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My thanks, Miss Ange. You're awfully kind.
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Miss Sharon, you are the one who made this entire meal for everyone...!
But I am happy I can repay that at least a little.
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[less frightened?? less stressed???]
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[She smiles brightly, holding her cup in both hands to allow the warmth to seep into her skin.]
Thank you again for all of this... it really is soothing to have a good meal with someone else.
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[LIKE A GOOD MAID. either way she picks up her tea and takes a sip, too. how is it, Ange]
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Decently made, very classically British.]
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[but she seems endeared anyway]
If you don't mind me asking, may I ask where you learned to brew tea?
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Oh, I don't mind! I learned from Miss Dorothy--she is the dorm mother at my school. She has been quite kind in teaching me these things.
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How kind of her, though I suppose that is a dorm mother's duty! I spent a year as a dorm mother of sorts myself.
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I am sure the students you looked after felt much the same way.
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Oh, I don't know about that. But it's true that I quite miss them.
[in fact, she even looks a little wistful]
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When we find a way out... you should go spend time with them! I feel as though being trapped has truly made me realize that I do not want to waste any time.
I need to tell the people who are important to me how much I appreciate them when I get back.
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That is, perhaps, a bit more difficult than it may seem. After all, it was about two years ago now that they all graduated.
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Did they all go far?
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[all across Zemuria!!]
As their former maid, I couldn't be more proud.
[but. . . well. perhaps part of her misses them sometimes. although she sees Alisa frequently, and Rean somewhat frequently, Class VII as a group was something special]
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[A beat. She sips her tea, and then lifts her chin.]
Perhaps letters, then?
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Perhaps.
[. . . . . . .]
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It sounds as though it's difficult somehow instead.
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[HAPPY THINGS]
You're around the age they were when I served at their dorm. You said you're in school, yes?
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Yes, that is right! I am still working on my studies for now.
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