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15strangers2019-04-21 01:26 am
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...we came in?
[There's no doubt that those who wake up will vaguely remember a dream.
In that dream, at least for most people, there are two figures, informing them each that they had a Title. With that title came a power. More than that, they were being given rooms, as if they were meant to stay in the dark and gloomy place where their dreams placed them. The Strangers might have found this to be a ridiculous proposition. Unless they have been through this before, then were probably not surprised in the least.
All of this, of course, ended with a sense of inexplicable dread for everyone. Especially when they woke up to find themselves in long, thin, cramped rooms, with only candlelight to give them any illumination.
Yes. Unfortunately, that dream had not been a dream at all, much as you might have hoped. You are here, now, inside an old, decrepit house where you have been given what appears to be a permanent residency. While you apparently have a power to aid you, it's no comfort. You have no option to leave, you have no way to escape, and the rules hammered to your door doesn't help the creeping sense of doom pooling in your stomach.
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Now.
Where are those two figures that had greeted you to begin with?]
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...I'm very sorry to hear that. This is all such a shock to begin with, to have to go through it twice over... I can't even imagine.
Still, I imagine your experience will be a boon to the rest of us as we try to navigate whatever's become of us.
[She takes a step forward, clasping her hands in front of her and bowing her head slightly.]
My name is Emma Millstein. In any other situation, I imagine it would be a pleasure to meet you.
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[He bows his head slightly as well.] Franciscus Erkens. Likewise.
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You and I have the same goal, here, I'm sure. [Escape.] So, if there's ever any way at all I can help you, please, let me know.
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It... doesn't seem like we've been given much to work with. This place doesn't look like it's been occupied since the Dark Ages. Much less updated...
[Emma has Seen the latrines, and she's less than impressed.]
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[It has way more to do with gundams.]
A different time... yes, at the very least, that does appear to be true. I almost wonder if that's all that's changed...
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It's likely this is a different world as well. For example...do you know what Pokemon are?
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[She'd be kind of interested in learning, though! ...Ah, though, maybe now isn't the time.]
And I suppose orbal energy doesn't ring any bells for you, either?
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It doesn't, no. That's a common concept where you're from?
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[Oh, come on. It's not the worst time. The worst time would be during an actual murder! The door to Eric's room doesn't count!
But she sighs.]
That's making the whole "different worlds" thing sound more and more like our truth...
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I suppose we might have to talk to the rest of our fellow captives to get a better idea about what else is different between worlds. There might even be someone who's from a similar time as this.
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That does seem like a good idea, though. Once we have a handle on the place, perhaps it would be wise to call a meeting? There's nothing in these rules against that...
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I... do suppose there are ways around both, but I assume it's safe to say neither of us want to resort to that?
[Writing with blood ain't fun, yo.]
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[Discussing Zemurian technology is always such a trip. Giant robots and airships? Yes! Refrigerators and ballpoint pens? Wooooah, what's that?]
We'll track down something. If all else fails, I can always try to make ink out of some of the flowers in the garden... we'd just need a way to get some water boiling.
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[She smiles.]
I need to put in some practice myself so I don't make a mess of everything, but it sounds like we have everything we need sans container! I wonder if we can find something that will work in the servant's quarters.
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[She'll trot right along after him.]
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