Entry tags:
(ROLE) CULT
cult.
On Monday at 10 PM, Rupert and Otome receive an encrypted e-mail.

No one is in the halls as Rupert and Otome creep to the abandoned classroom circled on the map. The normally locked door opens, revealing the room inside.
There are no windows and the lights are off, leaving the room cast in near darkness. Only a handful of candles, in what's probably a fire hazard, keep it illuminated; the fog being emitted from a personal fog machine doesn't help with visibility. What was once the teacher's desk has been pushed to the center of the room, with chairs seated around it. For some reason, there are cat decorations everywhere, mixed in with various (garish) occult items and patterns.
There is a cat-shaped bulletin board hanging on the wall, which reads:
d4rkness@Wiwaldi.edu
Come to classroom 1304; see attached map. You won't like what you're going to learn, though.
Be discreet and don't tell anyone.
Chad
Be discreet and don't tell anyone.
Chad
No one is in the halls as Rupert and Otome creep to the abandoned classroom circled on the map. The normally locked door opens, revealing the room inside.
There are no windows and the lights are off, leaving the room cast in near darkness. Only a handful of candles, in what's probably a fire hazard, keep it illuminated; the fog being emitted from a personal fog machine doesn't help with visibility. What was once the teacher's desk has been pushed to the center of the room, with chairs seated around it. For some reason, there are cat decorations everywhere, mixed in with various (garish) occult items and patterns.
There is a cat-shaped bulletin board hanging on the wall, which reads:
» This world is trying to assimilate all of you, who started this year, into its setting. If it succeeds, you'll remain trapped in this school, your souls drained until you cease to exist.
» Each week, this place will make active efforts on a few select students. Once the weekend hits, they'll all be beyond saving. However, if any one of them is killed before then, they'll all be freed from the link, at least for the remainder of the week.
» Death isn't necessarily permanent. Those who died can potentially be saved. However, no such option exists for the fully assimilated.
» At the start of the week you'll be informed if you may recruit one person to join the cult. Provide a list of 3-4 people you want to recruit and you'll be told which one of them is approved. If you extend an invitation and they accept, they will join the cult the following week.
» Preventing the assimilation aside, even the original cult was meant to be a secret, so it's important that word doesn't spread. If anyone else learns about your involvement in the cult or your task, whether from your mouth or another's, this world may enact consequences. No guarantee on who they might affect, so it's up to you to decide if risking harm upon another is worth it.
WEEK 1
On a desk is a thin vase of wildflowers, along with a makeshift grave marker that reads Kaoruko Hanayagi.]
CHOICE: TARGET
(But, uh, have your characters find a way to ICly pick Lan Wangji this week.)]
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CHOICE: RECRUIT
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Beau, Byleth, Claude, Luxanna.
Sure hope none of them get scapegoated wow
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CHAD
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...You're kidding. To save them we have to kill one of them? What sense does that make?
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It interrupts the link. [...] If I knew of any other way, this wouldn't be the option I'd choose.
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I don't control the way this world works, so I don't have the power to send you back.
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[...he'll touch the crystal ball, though.]
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... If you make it to the end of the school year, you should be able to return home. Ultimately, this world still acts according to an internal logic—it might try to keep you here, but it can only come up with so many plausible excuses for you to be unable to return to your worlds. That's my own interpretation, at the moment.
The problem is if people are absorbed into the setting before then. If they become convinced that they should stay, then the world has every justification to keep them trapped.
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[ it's still said as politely as she can muster, but she honestly looks a little shell shocked. ]
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[as for the second question, he gestures to the crystal ball.]
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[ but she'll pause and then slowly touch The Ball. ]
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[touching the crystal ball reveals words and images that pretty much reveal to otome the same info written on the board.]
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[ wait. Give her a minute to process, also the crystal ball is weird. ]
Was that why she killed Hiyori? And do any of you have any kind of say in these expulsions or was that the world itself?
[ because she hated that ]
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TALK WITH EACH OTHER
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... What are your thoughts?
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...If this is the only thing we can do to give them even a chance to come back - do we have a choice?
[shoving a hand through his hair]
This is insane.
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[ Rupert looks like he might shake apart and not in the fun way. ]
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