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pajamabox2019-04-14 10:45 pm
wizardseason) wrote in pajamabox2019-04-14 10:45 pm
Day 2: Evening
Evening: 5:00pm - Midnight
[ IRL Timeframe: April 14th - April 22nd, 2019 ]Unfortunately for everyone, the second day's events are far less rewarding than the first day's. Now that things are starting to get real, there are consequences for what's taken place. Both monsters caused a bit of damage and a mess with their departure, but the locals on the island are trying to stay positive. Sometimes things just get messy, they've dealt with this for forty years it's fine.
But the heroes are sure to have a lot on their mind. Injuries mean it's less of a game and more likely to sink in as real. How will your hero cope tonight? The Princess and her two knights are due for a rendezvous with the Protector and, on the other hand, there are some evil-allured knights due for some private time with the Wizard. What will come of that?
The Weather
- Still.
- 61°F / 16°C
- An eerie calm has fallen over the island.
Prompts:
- 05:00pm Clean-up Crews: Both Bamborough and Craydon were left with big neon-green splashes of blood that aren't going to just wash off. Numerous locals in both areas are hard at work cleaning up after the second monsters, scrubbing at buildings and assessing the damage to the island. In Bamborough, the locals are hard at work trying to salvage the damage to the boardwalk or put up caution tape around the destroyed areas. Is your hero lending a hand in all this? Is someone else helping? Bond over picking up the pieces, but hey... it could be worse, right?
- 5:30pm, Craydon: Despite being largely untouched by the monster's arrival, the citizens of Craydon have dropped by the train station to check in on the heroes. Anyone in the area will be given a small care package of items and offered a free coupon for any restaurant in the area. Will your hero go alone and run into someone who was craving the same food they were, or will they team up with their fellow heroes to drop by a restaurant together? Everyone needs to unwind, after all!
- 5:30pm, Bamborough: Despite the boardwalk damage, the Bamborough oceanfront diner is offering 'monster margaritas' tonight. They're set up as an open-air bar tonight, doors and windows open to let in the cool sea air. Every hero gets their first monster margarita free if they can stomach the bright green color, and they've got deep fried bar foods for half off. Come in, indulge, have a drink to get your mind off of the events of the day, heroes!
- 5:30pm, Far Haven: The Far Haven clinic has advertised that its doors are open to any hero injured, or just in need of a check-up, for the rest of the evening. They want to check in on all the heroes and make sure they're okay. Did your hero come alone and run into someone here? Or did they come together to get stitched up? Or maybe they just need to be reassured that everything will be okay.
- 8:30pm, 9:05pm, 9:40pm, Train station(s): As always, Social media is incredibly quick to report Wizard appearances. At 8:00pm they report that the Wizard is waiting for the train in Bamborough station. She does, in fact, board the train at 8:30pm and they start theorizing where her destination is. Social media points out that her train will be arriving in Craydon at 9:05pm, then it will get to Far Haven by 9:40pm. If a hero tries to find her when the train arrives back in the Bamborough station at 10:15pm, though, the train will be empty. Where will your hero find her? Bamborough between 8 and 8:30pm? On the train in Craydon at 9:05pm? Or when she disembarks in Far Haven at 9:40pm?
Procedure:
Reply to the appropriate toplevel comments for events below. Indicate if a post is a private conversation with "Private" in the subject otherwise all threads should be open to interaction with others. Plan OOCly how you'd like to toss everyone around.
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She does get the slightest added curve to her smirk when Sucecq appears, though.
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"Uh. At least once a year. Somebody does it. Why'd it have to be you this year?"
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He's keeping it together remarkably well by now, at least. Oh, still terrified on the inside, of course, but years of PR work and boardroom experience have cultivated quite a poker face.
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"Unless she's got her hammer out-- you don't have your hammer out, right?" He suddenly turns back to her, but she gives no answer to having or not having her hammer. Why was she always unsettling??
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The rabbit still isn't expecting any real answers as his tone shifts from genuine curiosity to something more like desperation. "Though I suppose if there's some greater purpose behind why you have to do things this way, it must be something so far beyond our ken that it's pointless to even speculate..."
...Dammit. He was trying to look cool and interrogate her, but now he just sounds like a confused child.
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"I said I wanted you to live?" She finishes, leaning in closer to him to look him in the eyes as she asks it. It's easy to pick up on the way his voice changes, the way his nervousness and confusion seeps into his actions, but she wanted to see how he reacted to this.
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...Well, mostly. As she leans in closer, he in turn draws his face back while keeping his body mostly on the spot. "I'd... Well, I'd be inclined to believe you. That's sort of what I was trying to test here," he admits before swallowing hard.
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"Then you'd be believing the truth." She answers his test with an answer, turning slowly before starting to make her way towards the train. It's time for boarding, she's not going to miss her train.
"Are you coming?" She questions back at him, not turning to see if he's following her to the train.
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"...No," he eventually decides, adjusting his sleeves and collar just to give his body something to do other than collapse (before she's gone, anyway). "Terribly sorry about the unpleasantness. Extreme situations, extreme measures, and all that. I hope you have a pleasant trip."
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"I'll buy you lunch later." She offers it in her usual emotionless tone, with no indication of what her thoughts are in this moment.
Then the train doors close, and she's gone.