hide and seek

[realitymods]

[A fair amount of time after Wolf's transmission, the lights go out, stars and all. When they snap back on a minute later, anyone currently on the Plane will end up at the gates of a run-down, darkened city that looks a bit like old Tokyo, except with the same Plane sky overhead. There are bent and beat-up posters plastered all over, with illustrations of some horrible monsters and a riddle.]

To win hide and seek,
hide from darkness and seek the light.

[The monsters aren't out yet, and there are no residents to be found except the Plane's captives, but there is an eerie, empty feeling about the place.

On closer inspection, this 'sanctuary' is really a dead end. The buildings surrounding it are high with boarded windows, and the alleyways are quick dead ends.

Also, no one has powers anymore. Sorry!]

[ooc: plot start! There will be a post for prisoners going up in a couple of days.

Threadhopping/threadjacking is much encouraged. Don't worry about order, as I will be jumping in occasionally to screw everything up :D]

Comments

[rememberstime]

Well, usually abandoned cities are usually pretty telling. Especially since we kind of just got dropped into it.

[Dave ends up following the other. It was really weird to be in the company of yourself, but actually not knowing anything about the other.] Wonder what we're expecting to find. [He can only assume that's the case. What else would it be unless they're just supposed to somehow survive for no reason.]

[moveslikestrider]

Who knows. [Dave responds as he makes his way toward the shoulder of the road. Partly in the shadows he continues on. No fucking sense making himself an easier target.

The city around them is quiet and that's exactly what Dave doesn't like.] Could be we need to find out why our powers are locked up. Dunno. I just got back in town.

[rememberstime]

[He mostly keeps in step with the other. Dave's steps are cautious and his attention isn't even forward.] I guess we're just playing a game we didn't volunteer for then. I'm game. [Not like they have a choice.]