Trustfell 4: Trust Fall or Die Hard (
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Welcome.
You wake with the unshakable feeling that you shouldn't be here. Perhaps you were in the middle of something, perhaps you weren't. Either way, you're waking up in an unfamiliar location with no recollection of how you got here. The room you've woken up in is sparsely-decorated, though that might be difficult to tell at first given how nice the beds are...but eventually you'll notice a few things that are a little...off. Maybe the scent is striking you wrong - it's clean, but it's not yours. Maybe your bed back home doesn't support your back in quite this way. Maybe you should be seeing sunlight through your window by now. Maybe you should have a window in the first place. This isn't right, but leaving the room won't give you any more answers. You might want to grab the silver key sitting on your trunk on the way out. Don't worry though, you aren't all alone here. Once you step outside your room into the hallway, you'll notice that a few others are emerging from their rooms as well. It looks like they're just as confused and concerned as you are. Feel free to talk to them, but none of you know how exactly you wound up here and maybe some useful information can be found by exploring. If you follow the hallway to its end (and it's a very long hallway), you'll eventually arrive in the foyer. You'll find some very interesting information about yourselves on the wall near the clock. Perhaps even more importantly, if you look on the other side of the multi-pendulumed thing, you'll find other framed information that you might want to pay attention to. It could very well be the key to escaping this strange place, after all. Don't worry if you forget the rules, you can find them in every room of the building. Of course, search as you might, you won't find a doorway or a window of any sort. Getting out won't be so easy, it seems. But who knows? Perhaps your fellow captives have something to say about all of this. Welcome to Chronos University. |
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he runs down the halls-- he is being very considerate and refraining from flipping, he might accidentally break something and that would make such a poor impression on whoever his host is!!-- perhaps a tad faster than he should. or be able to. anyway we start a whirlwind tour of the joint, stopping in the kitchen to grab a quick apple bc breakfast is important before ending up in the foyer, staring up at the exceedingly interesting board on the wall.
so, there he is. using one hand to eat the apple, using the other to do some basic morning stretches that mostly seem to involve putting his right foot on his shoulder. casually reading the rules with a slight frown.]
... I do not think these are very good rules.
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[...but, more pressingly than that...]
Is now really the time for stretches?
[Health is very important and all, but how can you focus like this?]
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[If it works for him, then keep on stretching. Christo will just be over here being an unathletic nerd.]
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I'm Sportacus, by the way! [and he is polite enough to stop his nonsense for a second and thrust out his hand towards him.]
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Nice form!
[ Still ignoring those rules! ]
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What I can't figure out... [looks thoughtful for a moment.] How did they get us in here if there aren't any doors?
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They...they aren't good ones, not at all.
[Judy looks up at the man as he just...does that, before remembering her task at hand.]
Would you mind humoring me with answering a few questions in the meantime, sir?
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Of course, Officer! [why wouldn't rabbits have their own police force. there must be rabbit villains. there are dog villains. this is reasonable.]
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Thank you. Could you tell me if the information listed in your profile on the wall there is accurate or not?
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curiously looks over his profile again...] Well, I have never been to Lazytown before, so I'm not sure if I would like it or not. And I am not very sure about my age. [bc what is this timeline even] But, everything else seems okay!
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...Silver has absolutely stuffed his pockets full of apples because he has problems, but that doesn't stop him from agreeing with Sportacus' assessment.]
They're awful rules.
[Why the hell can't they beat up this Wordsmith guy?]
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In cases like this, I think it can be okay to break some rules. [local superhero teaches children civil disobedience.]
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[Silver that's not at all what he meant-]
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Color even Elda Marker impressed. She's been sort of not paying attention to the the rules, but she is going to pay attention to this man, and in fact, the woman goes to walk over to him and... Well she considers giving him a push, thinks better on it, and then largely because she seems to be one of the more conventionally appealing looking men here by her standards, she decides to strike up conversation ]
Golly, you've been working hard to pull off some standing like that.
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[ . . .
Okay she can't resist it, she's going to reach a finger out and poke him in the stomac lightly, or at least try to. See if that makes him overbalance or not ]
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[Kyrie rereads the rules calmly]
To end the exercise someone has to die...it's an offer someone would take sooner or later, in my opinion.
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[She sounds absolutely serious about that]
Let's hope I'm mistake and you're correct...but I wouldn't bet on that, to be frank.
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what a fucking weirdo.]
Yeah, they suck. Curfews for adults? What the heck is up with that?
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wait never mind.] Oh. I didn't even notice that one. [bc he already sleeps super early like nerd]
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