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15corpses2019-07-16 11:11 am
A Reckoning...
[You are dead.
Where you awaken is not of your cabin on the train but rather firm earth, the skies above you being nothing but an inky blackness as for as you can see. And yet throughout the darkness, you are surrounded by soft lighting and peculiar music playing all around you. When your senses become less muddled, you will notice that the music playing is upbeat and joyful almost. But let's face it, you are probably thinking this is some sort of creepy hell that you got yourself into after biting the bullet.
It all depends if you find circuses to be such a place because that is where you find yourself. The setting feels more antique than what you may assume a circus to look like, more Victorian themed than what one can be called. First the sound picks up and then you can smell something delectable in the air, catching popped corn and fried sweets and maybe something to drink? It's more than likely here.
Going down the main way, you can see some classic carnival games such as skee ball, ring toss, balloon popping if you are inclined to try and take your mind of the fact that you didn't have a choice in coming here. But despite the joyous air of the circus, there are not many people here that can help you out...or are there?
Lost souls just like yourself who met with the same horrible fate...perhaps an accord can be struck. After all, it looks like you will be here for awhile.]
((OOC: Map for reference.))
Where you awaken is not of your cabin on the train but rather firm earth, the skies above you being nothing but an inky blackness as for as you can see. And yet throughout the darkness, you are surrounded by soft lighting and peculiar music playing all around you. When your senses become less muddled, you will notice that the music playing is upbeat and joyful almost. But let's face it, you are probably thinking this is some sort of creepy hell that you got yourself into after biting the bullet.
It all depends if you find circuses to be such a place because that is where you find yourself. The setting feels more antique than what you may assume a circus to look like, more Victorian themed than what one can be called. First the sound picks up and then you can smell something delectable in the air, catching popped corn and fried sweets and maybe something to drink? It's more than likely here.
Going down the main way, you can see some classic carnival games such as skee ball, ring toss, balloon popping if you are inclined to try and take your mind of the fact that you didn't have a choice in coming here. But despite the joyous air of the circus, there are not many people here that can help you out...or are there?
Lost souls just like yourself who met with the same horrible fate...perhaps an accord can be struck. After all, it looks like you will be here for awhile.]
((OOC: Map for reference.))

WEEK 4
Just like before, new islands rise from the sea upon their arrival; one being what appears to be only a section of a building and will need to be explored to see what it holds and the other appears to be...an office building?
New arrivals, you may be able to shed some light on those.]
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...I really hope she was able to save her brother...
[ He then gets up and looks around, instantly seeming to deflate even as he placed a hand against his chest. Grimacing just a little since the memory of his death is still fresh on his mind. ]
I die and end up at a circus...? Not... really what I pictured when it comes to the afterlife...
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...hi.
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...Eliza...
[ The thing she might note is that Atsushi really doesn't look angry as he took a couple steps forwards just then. On the one side, if she'd died then it meant the others had figured out who had really killed him but this also meant that she hadn't been able to save her brother, either. ]
I didn't think I'd see you here.
[ Mostly cause a small part of him had selfishly hoped she'd succeed and get to spare her brother. Having someone innocent sacrificed wouldn't have been much better, but this was all a messy situation to start with. ]
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['Sup.]
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Y-You were? So you just ended up here after being somewhere else initially??
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...Atsushi?
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P-Proto... I...
[ There's a LOT of emotions he's dealing with right now and they're all coming back to him at this point. He deflates a bit, sadness crossing his face. ]
So this really is the afterlife... I was hoping that maybe it wasn't, but... [ Atsushi opened and closed his mouth for a second, trying to find the words to say but everything was hitting him. His death, and what he left behind when it happened. ] I-I'm sorry...
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[Hey it's Beatrice. She's in a mood.]
Welcome to Clown Purgatory, I guess.
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I was certainly imagining something else other than this but... considering everything, maybe I shouldn't be surprised.
[ There's a slow blink here. Then another. ]
Clown... Purgatory?
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[Here's Emma, sneaking up on newbie ghosts again! Sorry for your everything, Atsushi.]
But here we are, regardless. Such as it is, welcome.
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Don't mind that sort of strangled noise that escapes him at being startled there, Emma. Same with how he'd visibly jumped a little before turning to face her and trying to put on something of a smile despite his overall unease of this place and the situation. ]
A-Ah... t-thank you. I didn't actually think anyone was going to be here except me s-so this is surprising.
[ Though much better in retrospect because being alone in a creepy afterlife carnival sounds like something out of a nightmare. ]
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...so, not like Town A, huh?
[She eventually gets up and starts walking around, though she'll look very confused if she sees anyone who wasn't from the train.]
Hey, um, who are you?
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No idea what that is.
... Jun Ushiro. You're with this second group, huh? From the train?
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...and now her brother is without his support. Fantastic.]
Hey, Eliza.
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[Beatrice is honestly a bit perturbed.]
What possessed someone to kill you?
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cw: implied suicide
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[Emma can't sneak up on people when they sneak up on her, apparently! She turns to face Eliza with the brightest smile she can.]
My name's Emma Millstein. Are you from the train?
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[Namely, the power she remembers being told about when she awoke on the Train. Apparently those are common among the people who wound up here, so she has no reason to think it's a hoax. Only...that it sounds really unpleasant to her.]
[Hence, she's standing outside an alleged Hall of Mirrors on the dimly-lit midway, grimacing at the building and attempting to motivate herself to enter. It's...not going well, as far as self-actualization goes. She might be here a while unless someone interrupts her.]
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[You rang?]
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GHOST CAT HERDING
We need to discuss what we’ve found on - and pass along messages.
Food For Thought
[Oh hey, it's this bitch. And she comes with some food like candied apples, funnel cake and popcorn, setting it down in front of everyone.]
But there is something I am curious on: has anyone here eaten any of the food in this place?
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But!
There is yet something I never got the chance to tell anyone. It's about the barrier surrounding the train. I recognize its code.
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Ugh...what's wrong with them? [She frowns as she taps lightly at one of the dart ends.] ...blunt. [She sighs, sprawling out on the counter.]
Why couldn't I bring my knives...
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apparently no one wants to restrain him againhe's just bored. But overhearing this...]You need some knives?
[He holds up two knives between his fingers, possibly showing off, possibly offering them to her.]
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