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一 - Surprise Attack
Well, this is new.
[ And that's saying something, coming from Ragnarok. Though he's lived for quite a long while, suddenly finding himself in what he can sense definitely is not his world is something he can say has never happened before. ]
[ On top of that, he's in his human form. Which didn't make sense to him. The last time this happened was because his partner managed to get shanked and kidnapped by a little girl while he was left to burn with a whore house. All this seems to be is a strange hotel in a different world with— ]
Insane turkeys? I've had worse welcomes. But I was hoping for more of a break before you were kidnapped again, Leroy.
[ Ragnarok's words sound far away, as though said to himself. His nearby, so-far-unnoticed-by-him journal picks up on the possible sounds of a turkey or two being kicked as well. Animal cruelty? Maybe. Annoying? Very. Life-threatening? No. ]
[ There are sounds of a decidedly more lethal nature than kicking. ]
[ OOC: Open through journals or in-person at the lobby. Also backdated to sometime earlier in the day. ]
[ And that's saying something, coming from Ragnarok. Though he's lived for quite a long while, suddenly finding himself in what he can sense definitely is not his world is something he can say has never happened before. ]
[ On top of that, he's in his human form. Which didn't make sense to him. The last time this happened was because his partner managed to get shanked and kidnapped by a little girl while he was left to burn with a whore house. All this seems to be is a strange hotel in a different world with— ]
Insane turkeys? I've had worse welcomes. But I was hoping for more of a break before you were kidnapped again, Leroy.
[ Ragnarok's words sound far away, as though said to himself. His nearby, so-far-unnoticed-by-him journal picks up on the possible sounds of a turkey or two being kicked as well. Animal cruelty? Maybe. Annoying? Very. Life-threatening? No. ]
[ There are sounds of a decidedly more lethal nature than kicking. ]
[ OOC: Open through journals or in-person at the lobby. Also backdated to sometime earlier in the day. ]
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No, actually ... [glances back at Leroy in surprise] I thought the bar shut down after Reno left, though?
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[ Annndddd, that's all he feels he should contribute for now. Because, really, with the kind of women Leroy usually hangs out with, mentioning another woman is a good way to start a fight. ]
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Eh? But Shayera left too ... [WHO COULD THIS MYSTERIOUS CRAZY LADY BE. she will have to pay him a visit at work again 8| but in the meantime she glances back and forth between them with a little laugh] So you really don't get paid that much for the mercenary thing, huh ...
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Can we not talk about this anymore? [ sdkjgskgs ]
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No, our jobs don't usually pay at all. Given how they go. And you're the one who brought up the subject of your job, Leroy.
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also the no paying thing is because mostly he tries to get paid in poon, but we are not discussing that right now ]
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[ He turns back to Ino with a smile. Totally going to take this topic change before Leroy decides to see if he can kill him. ]
No, I haven't heard about anything yet. There were some turkeys who couldn't take a hint around that were more important when I arrived. From what Leroy's revealed, this is a castle. And time is very different here. We haven't had a chance to go beyond that.
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Right. Well, basically, this place is on a different planet than where you were before. Like if you were on Earth and then suddenly you were on the moon. All time here occurs within a fraction of a second at home, wherever you came from, so you don't have to worry about missing anything.
The theory that pretty much everyone agrees on is that this castle is "sentient", and it can react and change accordingly to different situations -- like adding more rooms when more people come in, so on and so forth. It also changes occasionally to mimic other worlds.
Once you arrive here, you have to pay a sort of -- toll, to get in. You won't remember paying it and it could be anything. A skill, a memory, an item ... so on and so forth. You can't get it back but on very rare occasions it will switch to something else.
You can't leave of your own free will. It's possible to leave, but the castle decides when you go. I've been here for years and we've never been able to find a voluntary exit.
[she'll pause there since that was quite a bit of info |D]
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Huh. A sentient castle. It's also what kidnapped and brought us here, too, right? If it's deciding when to let us go, then it had to have some sort of hand in bringing us here. Has anyone figured out why? It's too much work just for its own amusement.
And that price. It seems strange we'd have to pay to go somewhere we didn't want to and with no warning.
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... Nobody really knows why, exactly, it does it, but it does seem to have a sort of sense of humor ... and a sense of boredom. A lot of people just guess that it does the things it does because it's "bored". Some people also think it does this because it wants to ... "collect" people, in a way. There was an incident about a year ago where it tried to brainwash all of the residents into thinking they had always lived here and would live here forever. Obviously, we managed to stop it, but you have to wonder how many times it's been able to do that and succeed.
It is kind of strange, yeah. But unfortunately, the last thing this place is is fair. It can be pretty dangerous at times, all things considered. The turkeys are just a minor nuisance running around lately.
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"Dumb wishes"?
[ He is so amused and so intrigued. It has been so long since he didn't know anything about a situation. ]
[ And aside to Leroy, he murmurs, ] She's almost too smart for you.
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And you can wish up things -- small things. [she'll mutter something about wanting an apple, and one will appear in ehr hand out of thin air.] Like this. There are certain restrictions, though; you can't wish for a person or anything huge like a boat. Sometimes it's picky about letting you wish for weapons or money, too.
[LOL ragnaroksdjhfdksl she just blinks, she didn't hear what he said]
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You don't even know what you're talking about.
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Well, being picky about wishes would keep things interesting for whoever's getting enjoyment about having us here. And the premise behind it doesn't seem dumb. Or did it never grant your wishes, Leroy?
[ He's ignoring that comment. Because from where he's at, he thinks he knows exactly what he's talking about. ]
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Sentient swords are as rare as sentient castles. On that topic, does this castle have a name? And anything else you have to tell on this situation and world.
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"Cair Paradisa" is the name of the castle. The world itself is just "Paradisa".
Hmm ... let's see. There's also temporary "losses", similar to the permanent one I mentioned already, but obviously lasting less time. Usually a week. Usually it involves some part of your personality being altered, being turned into a little kid or animal, something along those lines.
Umm ... the journal [points to the one he was using to contact Leroy] is basically a way to communicate with all the other residents of the castle. You can also use it to filter to specific people, like me or Leroy, or to yourself, or even to groups of people ... for example, "People who like the color purple".
There are all kinds of people here, human or otherwise. Pretty much any occupation or species you could think of, there's probably one here. Vampires, werewolves, ghosts, angels, demons, fairies, elves, so on and so forth.
Also, anyone who's killed will come back in two weeks, so death isn't exactly permanent.
[sighs, tapping her cheek] ... Mm, let's see. The whole area is pretty much the castle and a small city nearby. There's a lot more further out, but most of it is outside a "barrier" which basically makes everyone on a regular "human" level. There's no food and hardly any water, which makes it difficult to travel and explore. There's a lot going on out there -- there's a convenient entry in the journal about it. Leroy tells me you like reading, so maybe you'll enjoy looking through it.
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well actually okay slightly a little but that's bromancethe topic change is nice though, and a sudden thought occurs to him ]--Hey, what's the last thing you remember doing back home?
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[ He's still not looking at either of you, though. Is Ragnarok a favorite topic of discussion? ]
Thanks, for your information. It's going to be very helpful. And I will make a note to read that entry, along with any others when I have the chance.
[ Leroy's question does, however, get him looking over to him. ] The last thing? We had just parted ways from Lena after saving her little sister, and were heading for another city.
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[Lena? Who dat ... glances to Leroy]
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