Entry tags:
- !event,
- anri sonohara,
- ayato naoi,
- ayumu narumi,
- england (arthur kirkland),
- hokuto midou,
- jenna,
- kagemitsu kumou,
- kaoru nagumo,
- loki laufeyson,
- mary kozakura,
- michiru matsushima,
- miles edgeworth,
- milla,
- misaki yata,
- nice,
- oz vessalius,
- peggy carter,
- rasu,
- riza hawkeye,
- saya konohana,
- seren,
- shinjiro aragaki,
- shirasu kinjou,
- shirou emiya,
- soramaru kumou,
- sousei abe,
- takakage kobayakawa,
- tana,
- tenka kumou,
- yang xiao long,
- zara skeens
« 008 ⇢ event008.exe »
Who: CERES & you
When: OOC: 12/20-12/31; IC: 10/21-10/27
Where: Cerealia & Vidia's Secret
What: Event log
Rating/Warning: PG-13 | Horror Ahoy!
When: OOC: 12/20-12/31; IC: 10/21-10/27
Where: Cerealia & Vidia's Secret
What: Event log
Rating/Warning: PG-13 | Horror Ahoy!
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![]() You were always warned about the little things that go bump in the night, but you didn't believe them, did you? After all, ghosts don't exist, and things aren't really out to get you in the dark. As the month draws nearer to its final days, however, you're going to want to double check that belief of yours. On the eve of the 20th, continuing on, you'll feel the signs. It'll begin with a flicker, something barely noticeable. Conveniently, that day, the cinemas will start showing some creepy movies (maybe you'll have seen similar ones back home, or have you?) and you can access Ceres' TV stations- amazing show and movie line-up on their devices or TV screen. All seems to be normal, really... except for the weather that seems somewhat chilly and dismal throughout, with chances of storms every now and then. 'tis the season to be spooky, after all. It's just the weather being weird... Until you get the feeling that something is in your house... and you sure as heck didn't invite it in. How will you know? Well, you might hear it, whispering in your ear, or maybe see it as just appearing as part of that movie, or on a Holo-screen you're walking by, and disappearing as quickly as you hear or see it...
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PHASE I [ xx PHASE II [ xx PHASE III [ xx PHASE IV [ xx PURGATORY [ why[ Remember to apply proper warnings on threads with trigger-y or inappropriate material and do let a mod know if your thread careens off into maiming or canoodling so we can lock the log. ] |
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[ Being in a new place was difficult! Ayumu didn't really care much about anything, so generally... settling down shouldn't have been a problem. But that didn't go so well. What was supposed to be a peaceful evening for dinner and brooding turned into an evening of suspense. Cupboards would swing open, and he'd suddenly find kitchen utensils on the floor. He didn't even use those! As much as he hated to admit it, he felt fear. It was stupid to be afraid of "ghosts". Why be afraid of something that you can't see?
That's what he thought until he found a strange reflection off the spoon he was cleaning. Was it a something, or a someone? Either way, he wasn't going to stay in his apartment for long.
Maybe this was a good time to actually talk to people. He was taught how to communicate properly by his "friend". Time to put what he learned into action!
Which is to say, he likely looks like a hobo outside the hallway in the apartments. He's just waiting for someone to pass by so he can try not to show how freaked out he is about his own place. And when someone does pass by, he waves and says: ]
I'm an official Cerealia bed tester. I need to check your beds.
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[ Losing your sense of hearing isn't the best thing, but when you're new and you have people barking at you at work for "messing up", it's a blessing.
To him, nothing of value was lost. While he loved music and being able to play the piano, he knew well enough how notes should sound like that he doesn't really need the rely on his hearing. He didn't even have a piano, so doing his favourite thing in the world didn't matter at that moment.
What mattered was that he was out shopping, and stopped by one of the food stalls. He wasn't sure what he wanted to eat, but he knew he at least had to put something in his stomach. He had no craving... maybe he could use some suggestions.
He types on his CereVice: Help a fragile and poor man in need and holds it up, hoping at least one person would stop. ]
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Hobo 2 is currently heading back to his apartment, hands shoved deep into his coat pockets and shoulders hunched over like a little old lady, when Hobo 1 calls out and Hobo 2 stops and turns his head slowly. Shinjiro's never heard of a job as dumb as bed tester and even if he had, he's not gonna let someone who looks as sketchy as him into his apartment.]
No. [REJECTED.] Check someone else's bed.
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This inferior-looking-"hobo" pockets his hands and sighs. ]
Too bad. Do I have to call my coworkers so we can conduct a raid? You're smuggling some stuff in there, aren't you?
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So much for being able to reach his apartment unscathed. Now he's gonna have to stand through some dumb interrogation from a kid who looks like he's been kicked out of high school. (Look who's talking, Shinji.)]
I ain't smuggling anything. [So matter-of-factly.] And you're not a cop, you can't raid my place.
[HE KNOWS HOW THIS STUFF WORKS.]
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Frankly, Ayumu could just let this be since it looks like he could get clobbered and have his bones broken by this guy. He decides to drop the dumb act. ]
True, cops are pretty stupid. The ones I know, anyway. But seriously, you may want to check your apartment for any misplaced or missing things.
[ He even raises his arms a bit, as if surrendering. ]
I'm not trying to be skeevy.
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You got something stolen from you?
[How else would he know? Unless there was some crime report pinned on the bulletin board downstairs that he missed.]
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While asking around about these odd developments, he comes across said hobo outside claiming to be an official bed tester. Now, he had been offered strange jobs when he first arrived, but this? Uh. What.
Edgeworth raises an eyebrow and stares at Mr. Hobo skeptically as he repeats the words:]
An official bed tester?
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He nods, dignified. He's seeing this through the end.
Or at least, until he runs out of ideas. ]
Yeah. I gotta check the mattresses if they're made with the right materials. Same with the frame. I have to see if you're hiding anything illegal in your pillows, too.
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First, I've been here long enough to know that my bed is perfectly fine. Secondly, it is illegal to search without a warrant, save for exceptional reasons...none of which I find in this situation.
[Does he look like a criminal to you? DO YOU HAVE ~PROBABLE CAUSE~? HE THINKS NOT.]
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It isn't illegal to search without a warrant, since I'm not even in the police force.
[ It seems like he has more to say about it, but stops himself there. Instead, he continues on with something else: ]
If you're going to be uncooperative, you'd probably want to check your bed on your own. And while you're at it, check every nook and cranny in your apartment. Some things might not be where they should be.
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I already know that. This is yet another one of these...these strange events that happen regularly.
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phase iii
She pulls out her own CereVice to type back.]
How fragile are we talking, exactly?
[Maybe not as helpful as she could be...]
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Ayumu's fortunate enough that someone actually stopped. Now he can bother someone with his first world problems. He replies after typing some stuff: ]
I was born with a weak body. It's pretty bad. I can't hear now, too.
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[She doesn't think any amount of healing magic will fix him up if he was born weak, but if he could hear before now... maybe it's something that can be healed. She has to make sure first, though.]
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Or does he.
There's a short pause in between nodding, and suddenly deleting what he typed to type something else, as if he just remembered something important. ]
Do you believe in ghosts?
[ He doesn't seem like he's joking, either. He presents what he typed with a stoic expression. ]
Sorry for the wait! I'm in and out of airports today, so I'll be a little slow still.
[Jenna makes a face as she types. She can't not believe in ghosts as she's fought them already, but she wishes they weren't a problem here too.]
Are they responsible for your hearing loss?
no worries! c:
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Bed tester? Sure!
[Maybe - just maybe - he can tell that the poor guy seems a little discomforted. Not that his own apartment's going to be any better, considering the weird HoloGM flickers and things rearranging themselves and all...
But he'll gesture in the direction of his room regardless.] It's right down the hall this way.
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Jackpot.
There's a relieved smile on his face, but he could be smiling about anything. ]
Your cooperation is highly appreciated. Please lead the way.
[ He actually doesn't think that the other apartments would also be experiencing the same phenomenon, so he's actually looking forward to seeing a regular apartment with futuristic and fake furniture... and then promptly asking the resident if he can bunk with them. It's a fool-proof plan, clearly. ]
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everything's... on the floor. The picture frames, vases, cups; they all seem to have been placed very intentionally at the lowest levels possible. Nothing is left on the tables or countertops that isn't practically bolted down. Oz doesn't seem to understand how EXTREMELY BIZARRE this might be to a newcomer though, since he sure isn't explaining what happened in here.]
Here! Make yourself at home. —Oh, but be careful not to sit too close to anything breakable, okay? We put the teacups away, but I'm not sure how much good it'll do...
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As his family's resident Maid and Chef, he can't help but feel the need to fix things. But this isn't his home, he has no right to do that. The urge sure is huge, though. ]
I don't think anyone is able to sit anywhere here, honestly.
[ I'll just stand here awkwardly, looking around and getting a feel of the area. May there not be a weird ghost-like thing here. ]
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Sure there is! The couch! [Gesturing over toward it!! And true enough, there isn't anything on the couch itself...
It's just that he'd have to wade through an ocean of Stuff in order to get there, since the floor is pretty much covered.]
We've just been having a little trouble with- ...things. [Things.] Can I get you a snack or anything?
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I FORGOT TO PUT 1/2
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wat u need?
[ look... fuck spelling... ]
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He deletes what he had typed on his CereVice and replaces it with something else. ]
Which of these stalls have food that won't poison me
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dont eat the burgers
[ They're probably safe right now, but with all these ghosts running around, he wouldn't take his chances. ]
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What is this touchscreen? Back in my day, we pressed hard buttons and the buttons beeped. ]
Thank you. It's my first time eating out.
[ That's one thing to cross off his list. He wasn't planning on eating burgers since it's so unhealthy to begin with, but knowing that they were "bad" made him feel better about it. ]
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