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acatalepsy_logs2019-01-19 05:59 pm
moneytwin) wrote in acatalepsy_logs2019-01-19 05:59 pm
Entry tags:
- baccano!: firo prochainezo,
- critical role: vex'ahlia,
- detroit: become human: hank anderson,
- detroit: become human: north,
- digimon tamers: ruki makino,
- dragon age: morrigan,
- fire emblem: lucina,
- fullmetal alchemist: maes hughes,
- girls' frontline: gr g11,
- kate daniels novels: barabas gilliam,
- kingdom hearts: kairi,
- mcu: steve rogers,
- mcu: tony stark,
- six of crows: inej ghafa
[OPEN] Well. That Didn't Go Quite As Planned
Who: EVERYONE
Where: The Temple of Beginnings
When: Immediately After The End.
Rating: PG-13, may vary by thread
What: You fall, you pick yourself back up and you move on. Or at least, you try.
Fished Out Of Water
One minute, you are witnessing the fabric of an entire world implode as it is literally ripped apart by powers unknown. The next, that tell-tale twist somewhere beneath your sternum, before you are bodily YANKED away from Akvos, away from the ocean and the Queen and the King and the Princess.
And land back on (mostly) solid, dry ground.
Welcome back to the Temple of Beginnings. Don't worry, there's no hurry for you to get back up just yet.
Hey, Howya Doin'?
Once you do get back up, now is the time to be taking stock of the situation - yours, your friends, and even those new merfolk neighbours (who may need a hand getting their fins back into the water). There is also the missing members of the Circle to consider: people who disappeared on the journey to Akvos, and those who never made it back..
(There's also that small matter with a certain 'witchess-san' that may be a cause for concern to some more than others.)
Whatever the case, it's a lot to process right now. Take the time you have, because you don't know if it'll be enough for what you need.
[[ OOC: Here's an open post for threads reacting to the end of the Akvos world hop. Feel free to use the above prompts, and/or make your own! ]]
Where: The Temple of Beginnings
When: Immediately After The End.
Rating: PG-13, may vary by thread
What: You fall, you pick yourself back up and you move on. Or at least, you try.
Fished Out Of Water
One minute, you are witnessing the fabric of an entire world implode as it is literally ripped apart by powers unknown. The next, that tell-tale twist somewhere beneath your sternum, before you are bodily YANKED away from Akvos, away from the ocean and the Queen and the King and the Princess.
And land back on (mostly) solid, dry ground.
Welcome back to the Temple of Beginnings. Don't worry, there's no hurry for you to get back up just yet.
Hey, Howya Doin'?
Once you do get back up, now is the time to be taking stock of the situation - yours, your friends, and even those new merfolk neighbours (who may need a hand getting their fins back into the water). There is also the missing members of the Circle to consider: people who disappeared on the journey to Akvos, and those who never made it back..
(There's also that small matter with a certain 'witchess-san' that may be a cause for concern to some more than others.)
Whatever the case, it's a lot to process right now. Take the time you have, because you don't know if it'll be enough for what you need.
[[ OOC: Here's an open post for threads reacting to the end of the Akvos world hop. Feel free to use the above prompts, and/or make your own! ]]
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Barabas and I like to keep track of what goes on with the Circle. It's easier to sometimes explain and recount events for new arrivals this way than trying to recall everything that has happened at once. I was going to start writing a report, record the information while it was still fresh, but I understand so little of what just happened.
I don't even know where to begin.
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[ Ephraim's used to one army, everyone reporting to one person. It's hard to coordinate a group that's been pulled together so haphazardly, and so many of whom aren't used to or resist the imposition of authority. ]
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[It's been sort of attempted, as far as he can tell.]
The difficulty is that with people appearing and disappearing, setting up a comprehensive system could easily fall apart and be difficult to maintain. But I guess that's just an excuse, doesn't mean we shouldn't try.