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« 011 ⇢ event011.exe »
Who: CERES & you
When: ooc: 03/22-03/25; ic: 12/09-12/10
Where: Cerealia's Entertainment District
What: Intro log
Rating/Warning: PG-13 | possibly nsfw (please let us know if you need this rating changed, or you are welcome to continue any naughty shenanigans in a private log)
When: ooc: 03/22-03/25; ic: 12/09-12/10
Where: Cerealia's Entertainment District
What: Intro log
Rating/Warning: PG-13 | possibly nsfw (please let us know if you need this rating changed, or you are welcome to continue any naughty shenanigans in a private log)
//event011.EXE
![]() It's been a whole month without any new arrivals. Who knows why? If you ask CERES, they won't bother with any in-depth explanations. They will simply claim that none of the code out there has been responding to their recovery methods, so they had to rework a lot of their technology. However, after several weeks of grueling work, they have finally experienced success! A fresh new batch of faces is coming in, and to celebrate their arrival and the real upcoming holidays, CEO Julius Vincere has arranged for a Christmas-themed carnival for all to enjoy. Those who arrive will wake up in Cerealia and be given a long, boring explanation and powerpoint as per usual before being ushered onto a bus (there is no escape. The robots will force you onto the bus one way or another). You will be unwillingly carted to the theme park where you will be immediately assaulted by a giant array of lights followed by several rides that you can enjoy. After you disembark from the bus, one of the snowman robots will be waiting to give you tickets to the rides and show you around as part of the Grand Opening. The amusement park will remain open for the rest of the month of December so anyone can visit as they please. The first couple tickets will also be on the house for new arrivals, but the rest will have to be bought with credits, so choose wisely! (Or try and sneak into the rides -- then face the wrath of the snowman robots and their snowman firearms :D)
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A charming fairy tale, to be sure. Jests aside, what is the real explanation?
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I'm just going to leave it at that. Proving things is not something I'm much into.
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[Another thing to ask Athena about, in that case!]
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Where are you going with this?
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...But if you suggested such a thing, I'd think you were stark raving mad, or else skilled in producing convincing replicas.
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That is to say, it's not about producing the real thing. It's about how it's done.
[He holds out his hand and with the signature light forming into a solid blade and noise of it popping into existence, the lost blade appears in his hand. Who knows where it went, probably to an American officer who didn't realize its significance. But hey...
...it's a replica that would fool even the original owners.]
Here.
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[And now he's the one wondering if he's gone raving mad. Did he really just see a blade conjured out of nowhere? It defies any and all rational explanations he's been trying to stick to until now.
Nonetheless, his curiosity gets the better of him. So he takes it carefully, turning it over in his hands with an expression of atonishment.]
Even as a replica, the craftsmanship is superb...
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It still sounds absurd, and yet... [...He's holding the evidence that it has to be true. He'll have to put its quality to the test later, in a place less crowded than a fairground.]
...Very well, let's assume for a moment that I now believe your story. What was that you mentioned about the Holy Grail?
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[He hooks the sword through his belt.
There'll be plenty of time to fanboy over it later.]But if you say it was evil, why was it that you were willing to fight to claim it, regardless?
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[And if it was corrupted... well. Maybe the worlds are better left the way they are.]
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[In other words, he's sceptical, but so far has no alternative but to believe them, with such limited information.]
Have you any evidence to believe they're lying?
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[Aaand Archer called it, Blackquill is right back to thinking he's talking to a raving lunatic. He can only suspend his disbelief so far.]
Who do you think you are, some manner of superhero...?
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