graveyard
GRAVEYARD
Notice of an itinerary change—
Well, shucks! You died. This might be a familiar experience for you, maybe not. Either way, you're probably feeling distinctly less dead now, with any injuries you previously obtained now healed. Grogginess still clouds your mind, but in a way that's reminiscent of waking up rather than anything nefarious.
... Not too unlike when you first arrived here, actually. Namely, because you wake up in what looks to be an airport terminal. Again! It's not quite the same as the one you were in before, but you're not free of airports yet, it seems. To be specific, you're in the baggage claim area, in the most literal sense: lying in an open suitcase on the carousel, going round and around (or, if you were unlucky, you might've tumbled out of the suitcase as it slid down onto the conveyor belt). You might want to hop off at some point.
If you're worried about your belongings, you can find them either on your person or in another suitcase chugging along on the belt. Once you retrieve everything, there's a new area to explore. Plus, reunions to be had with those who died before you, or with the four Hosts you haven't seen since the first week. And should you be worried about the living side, there are various screens around the terminal, allowing you to still watch what's going on over there.
► GRAVEYARD RUNDOWN
- You are able to see the living (and their public network posts).
- Weekly effects are still active.
- Any personal items you didn't give away before your death are with you in the graveyard.
- You can still use your curse items on the living, with the usual caveats of avoiding OOC inconvenience (e.g. no effects that would last into Thursday night).
- The graveyard has its own set of NPCs (Maestro, Bora, Libeccio, Scirocco). You are no longer able to contact the living side's NPCs via audiences, but you can talk to the other four once again.
- If you get injured and would like to be healed (within reason), the graveyard NPCs can heal to varying degrees, so feel free to handwave tapping them until you got one who could help you.
- You may handwave the NPCs explaining the basics to you: you're alive again, but you're unable to regroup with the "living" side due to lacking a mode of transportation to the airport terminal where they are, and a barrier is blocking people from leaving the old-fashioned way. Trying to book a ride is a work in progress for the entire graveyard.
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[she's eyeing the baggage claim, a little antsy as she watches suitcases circle around; she really wants to go check which of her belongings made it through. but it would be rude not to thank their hosts.]
I mean it, thank you so much!
[she's addressing all of them but you all can pick who responds based on who's available as i try to wrap up my work to go home for the weekend]
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You can thank us after you retrieve what you need. We're certainly not going anywhere. I don't even know why you're here?
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[so weird! anyway, since she's been given leave to go fetch her belongings, she will do that, looking incredibly relieved as she returns with her katana. she wishes she could have both her faith and her shoto, but she knows from experience she's lucky to have even one of them.]
You were... Maestro-san, yes? There were screens within the bus - we were able to see your introductions, before.
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[no formalities..... please]
Screens, huh... Well, that does serve the same function that's typical for this side... If you were able to get here painlessly that's fine but...
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You at least familiar enough with how this usually goes...
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[me noting down which npcs are opposed to honorifics and which aren't and desperately hoping i remember whenever i'm mobile]
We're all more familiar with it than anyone wants to be, I think. But we can't change the fact that we ended up here at all, so ... Time for us to figure out what we need to do to get through it.
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[though they are least seem reflective about it, as if noting to consider for important things later]
Well, it'll be fine. None of you are injured? Didn't get into any skirmishes with each other?
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[i hope the bus crew has to stow away on the plane out of here since they don't have passports.]
Oh, not at all! We got along quite well, actually. I was a little impressed at the lack of property damage by comparison.
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Me too. No one even hoarded all the toilet paper?
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Oh, you're very much welcome. But what were you going here?
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[what the hell.]
Can I ask... have all of you been dragged to places like this before?
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[in the end, it's still a bus.]
...ah. Yes, we have, unfortunately.
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[fretting a little]
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:'( ]
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No need for thanks. I'm sorry that you were trapped in there to begin with...?
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[she smiles, pleased as punch now that she's been reunited with her katana and actually has room to stretch her legs.]
So it seems that our being here comes as a surprise to you all?
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[a nod]
If we'd known about you, we would've tried to come here sooner. [admittedly may not have been possible because their flight was scheduled but yanno. the thought.] So, quite a surprise.
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Oh, dear. [:o] Well, glad we came before that happened. There should be food available here, at least.
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Yes! I'll have to go and take stock of our supplies. Actually, would you like to come with me?
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