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hadrielmods) wrote in
hadriel_logs2016-01-10 10:09 am
INTRO LOG: WELCOME TO THE BATCAVE
Who: New arrivals and everyone else!
What: The intro log for January.
Where: The colosseum and all around the city.
When: January 10th-15th
Warnings: Bats, but not Batman. Weird arts and crafts. Confused newbies.
What: The intro log for January.
Where: The colosseum and all around the city.
When: January 10th-15th
Warnings: Bats, but not Batman. Weird arts and crafts. Confused newbies.
You awaken on the hard-packed sandy floor of the colosseum. As you blink the sleep from your eyes and begin to try to get your bearings, you might hear the gentle, soothing sound of wind chimes tinkling through the air. It's a peaceful sound, a pleasant sound. As you look around, you'll find tall stands with curved hooks at the top here and there throughout the arena, each supporting a different handmade wind chime.
You could stay and enjoy the sounds, even if what they're coming from is a bit less than aesthetically pleasing. Or you could pause for a moment and wonder where the wind that's sounding the chimes is coming from, considering you're in a cave. There are breezes in Hadriel now and again, but what's causing this wind is something else entirely. Spend too long out in the open and you'll find out what.
Perching atop the broken walls of the colosseum, hidden in crevices and shadows, are a number of Ahools. These giant bats can have wingspans as big as 12 feet, and they're certainly strong enough to lift smaller and lighter people off their feet entirely, carrying them away to devour at their leisure. Don't think you can hide - their echolocation will find you as easily as a bat finds a moth in the black of night.
If you manage to escape the Ahools and get your bearings, feel free to go explore the rest of the city! Find a house, find a new monster, or simply scavenge for supplies until your belly is as full as that giant bat's was supposed to be. Good luck, and enjoy your stay in Hadriel!► This log covers January 10th-15th.
► Feel free to make your own logs, as well!
► All characters now arrive with phones that have network communication.
► Please put your character's name and open/closed in the subject line of your starters!

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Either way, her brows raise in dull surprise at the mention of things that should otherwise be alarming to a normal newcomer. Losing her shit doesn't become someone like Rey, though.
"Finding light won't be a problem." Not when you're a walking torch, that is. "But what is this place, exactly? Never seen a sector like this in the AUC."
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"Hadriel?" She makes a face. This just keeps getting odder and odder. "What do you mean by that, 'hosts'?"
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By the way Rainier says it, it's pretty clear what he thinks of that. Bullshit.
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That may be what they're selling, but Rey sure as hell isn't buying it.
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Until then-- "Never believed in gods. That's just stupid." She isn't certain if she even believes in any god or goddess or whatever. That was her brother's territory, and he would probably be personally offended about having his kidnappers claim to be as such.
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"The name's Thom Rainier."
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Such as a man from her world, who claimed to be a prophet but was, in fact, just a man.
She pauses, realizing that she's horrible with introductions. "Rey."
No last name.
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"Same difference with those types."
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"So these people who call themselves 'gods'... What are they like?"
May as well know your enemy.
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"They call themselves Fear and Hope - claim to feed off of both those emotions. Fear is responsible for us being here, Hope is responsible for our being alive though he claims to be powerless to send us back."
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For someone who refuses to believe in gods, it's going to take a lot more to kill her skepticism. We'll see how long that lasts.
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Fear... Fear's a douche, Rainier doesn't trust anything he says.
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Rey sighs, glancing away, and then back to the man.
"Appreciate the information. Am going to take a look around for a bit." Whether that's a prudent choice or not, but she has the bearing of someone who can look after herself.
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"I'd best make sure there's no one in there that needs help out." It's as good a goodbye as any, since Rey clearly has herself handled and he's mainly here to save possible newbies in danger.