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Entry tags:
- !event,
- akira kurusu,
- calanthe,
- celebrimbor,
- curufin,
- daenerys targaryen,
- dr. temperance brennan,
- duck,
- elena fisher,
- ellie,
- fingon,
- george lass,
- hannibal lecter,
- harlan halliday,
- henry percy,
- ignis scientia,
- inquisitor trevelyan,
- jo harvelle,
- kravitz,
- lup,
- maedhros,
- maketh tua,
- merle highchurch,
- mettaton,
- michael munroe,
- nick valentine,
- nico di angelo,
- oscar,
- raidou kuzunoha,
- saber,
- sansa stark,
- seel har parasiel,
- terrence ephemera/sharkface,
- will graham,
- will solace
Event Log: Bad End
Who: All characters participating in the event
What: The event log for the Bad End event
Where: All over the city!
When: August 23rd-September 5th
Warnings: Bad futures, awkward conversations, smashed mirrors
What: The event log for the Bad End event
Where: All over the city!
When: August 23rd-September 5th
Warnings: Bad futures, awkward conversations, smashed mirrors
You wake up to find a mirror at your bedside - a pretty nice one, too, a silver hand mirror perfect for fixing your hair in. Only when you try to do that, it's not your gorgeous reflection that you see. It's something else - a terrible future, just about as bad as anything you could imagine for yourself.
Maybe you see your loved ones dead on the ground, and you know it's your fault. Maybe you see the goal you've been working so hard for pulled out of your reach forever. Maybe you see someone you've hurt in the past ruining your life. Maybe you see your hot girlfriend leaving you to shack up with your worst enemy. Whatever you see, it really sucks, and you know that it's possible. This future could happen if you make the wrong choices, give in to your worst impulses.
Break the mirror if you want, but you'll see the same vision in any reflective surface in the city. You can't break them all, but you can sure try. And what will you do when you see your best friend's vision - and it features you betraying them?
Seek reassurance, give reassurance, lash out, vow to yourself that you'll never let it turn out that way, sink into the depths of sorrow because you feel like the future you see is inevitable. Whatever you do, it won't take away those visions - not until the event is over.► This log covers August 23rd-September 5th.
► Feel free to make your own logs, as well
► Please tag headers of threads with content warnings where they apply
► Please put your character's name and open/closed in the subject line of your starters!
► If you can't handle the idea of your dark future, or maybe you just accidentally slip and fall on a mirror shard, let us know here.
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[The joking with a side of truth is comforting as always to Lup, who laughs humorlessly as she makes a very quick u-turn once she spots another large window ahead of them on that particular path to the clinic. They can just take the long way around.]
Ah, the trifecta. Er, quadfecta? Either way, yeah, sounds pretty normal to me. I'd be a lot more worried if it had showed us as having a nice, quiet day cause that would be really out of place for us. [Still, the arm around Lucretia's shoulders gives her a light squeeze. They've been through worse than this. They'll survive.]
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(Yes, using humour to cope is always good. Despite the heavy bouts of sarcasm, Lucretia is feeling a bit better. That, and her hand is starting to throb a bit, so that's something for her to concentrate on, too.)
Sounds a little too normal to me, (she mutters darkly: she's still thinking about Taako's face, contorted with anger as he pointed the umbra staff at her. Why can't the 'ultimate bad end' ever be something like dying of old age? That would be really boring, probably. Lucretia bumps her hip against Lup's companionably as they make their way
downtowntoward the clinic, strategically avoiding building windows as they go.)What did you see in yours?
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[Lup can't know for certain what's on Lucretia's mind, what images are haunting her, but she has a a few ideas and none of them are very pleasant. Then again, what part of this whole Hadriel experience had been pleasant to begin with?]
Nothing. Like, actually nothing. There's nothing there but whatever's around me. [She smirks despite not finding too much funny with her predicament.] That's the end of the bit. Sounds boring compared to yours. I should ask for a refund.
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(Not one bit of it has been pleasant, really. This situation with the mirrors is really the icing on top of her visit and Lucretia hasn't been here a week yet. Is it time to leave now, or.)
Nothing? (Oh, what with... her having been erased from existence. By... her. Lucretia chews her lip, brow furrowing as she gives Lup a little squeeze around the shoulders with her arm.) No, I don't– if you refund it, they'll just have another go most likely.
I'm sorry, Lup.
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[An image that Lup will forever keep in her mind.]
Nothing, [she repeats, trying to keep her tone level and as cheery as possible, despite the unpleasantness her reflection brings. Still, the squeeze around her shoulders earns Lucretia a soft, far more sincere smile from the elf. Honestly, she'd rather have a go for a second try at this reflection thing, though seeing them all getting gobbled up by the Hunger and the whole universe getting extinguished probably wouldn't make her feel that much better either.]
Hey, I thought we had this good bit going. Don't ruin it with apologies, cause then we have to air out your shit too. [Which Lup would listen to, sure, but knows Lucretia probably isn't too keen on discussing right now.]
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(She's never thought of herself as hating small spaces, but then, she'd never been stuck in a large cave before. For the record: it sucks.
She heaves a big sigh, but smiles weakly all the same just to reassure. It's cool that Lup doesn't want to get into her shit: there is, in all fairness, a lot of it.) I know. Do you think it's going to last for long, though? The mirror stuff, I mean. I'm officially over it.
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Really though, being trapped here wouldn't be half as awful if we weren't stuck in this damn cave. I feel like I'm wilting or something. [a beat] But maybe that's just the turbo-liches sucking me dry. Who knows?
[Why couldn't they have been trapped on another beach planet? Couldn't they gods of this place get the emotions they needed out of them there, out in the sun instead of this awful, dark prison?]
Lucretia's weak smile just means that Lup is bumping hips with her this time, giving her shoulder an affectionate squeeze.] The nice thing about facing the apocalypse ninety-two times in a row is that we've seen just how bad it can get. But this? Well, it bites, but it's survivable. Whatever this place throws at us, we've got it. Can't fucking knock us girls down.
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(She wishes even a little bit of the ceiling could be left uncovered. Without the sky to look at, she can't tell what time it is and it makes being down here feel disorientatingly endless, something of which Lucretia isn't a fan. Besides, this place is the anomaly, after all. Perhaps it will be endless.
Disturbed, she tries to shake this awful feeling off as Lup bumps her hip, and thankfully makes her laugh.)
Agreed. (She hunches her shoulders up and down to make Lup's arm about them bounce with the movement.) I don't know what I'd do if you weren't here. Just– be really bored, I suppose. Nothing quite like girl time.
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One day. They can't be stuck here forever. Lup has to believe they'll get out.
Lucretia is as good a distraction for Lup as Lup is back for her, the elf laughing so much easier now as her friend hunches her shoulders like that, looking absolutely ridiculous. This is the side of silly side of Lucretia that she adores.] Lucky for you, you'll never have to find out. Life without me would be awful, that's for fucking sure. [She reaches down with her free hand to poke Lucretia in the side, tickling her in retaliation.]
But you're stuck with me. Probably forever, knowing our luck.
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(She tries to make a shocked face, like she's dismayed by this information, but at that precise moment Lup pokes her to make her laugh and it works. Lucretia sputters and sniggers helplessly, batting at her hand. Lup coaxes this goofier side out of her and it's a side that Lucretia secretly likes about herself because when she is silly, it always makes Lup laugh.
A good laugh is something a lot of people down here probably need, too.)
Don't poke me! Maybe forever doesn't sound terrible. In my defense, I've been stuck with the lot of you for practically forever already, so what's a little more?
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But Lup feels that way about all of their companions. They all managed to become something so much more to the elf. And so, after a lifetime of only her and Taako, now she had five other unique and interesting people so closely intwined in her life.
Being told to not poke her just has Lup's fingers itching to do it more, but she just sticks her tongue out at Lucretia instead, guiding them around another corner until the clinic was finally in sight. Once they make it to the door, she holds it open for the other woman to duck inside.] Better us than some other group of assholes, right? At least we're a little lovable.