Everyone's time is running out - but on friday, the lights return back to normal light, and the rats squeak loudly, clawing at the plastic of their little closed off areas.
Something is happening - and it seems the time has come for action.
[As they go down the hallway - just like all the others before it, doorless and incredibly long, they eventually find themselves....
...In a replica of the restaurant? There are exits north, east, and west, but before they can really move...a large flare of light comes, bringing with it-]
The whole scene is seen from above, as if from a security camera watching over a room. It takes place in the dining room, where a red-headed boy and an older black man seem to be sitting to eat a meal. While they eat, they have papers they’re going over, clearly a working lunch of some sort.
Their conversation can also be heard, even though they should be far enough away to be inaudible.
The boy speaks first as he points to something on one of the papers. “You really think this place is an euclid, Reyes?”
“Yeah,” the man answers, “It’s unpredictable, but I don’t see anything dangerous about it.”
“...People disappearing isn’t dangerous?”
“I’m pretty sure it’s not the resort itself that’s making those people disappear. You’ve seen the other SCPs roaming about here. THOSE are the culprits, I think. At least a couple of them might be keters.” The man pauses to take a bite of his lunch, and then he slides another paper over. “I think we saw this guy here last week, for example.”
The boy looks at that page, and he winces, as if it brings back some unpleasant memories. “And a place that houses SCPs isn’t dangerous on its own?”
“Probably not.” Another bite of food goes in his mouth. “We’re just doing a rough draft of the article anyway. The higher-ups can make the final call. I’d still say euclid.”
The boy shrugs, and then starts eating some of his food - but pauses for a second. “If that’s the case, you could almost call this place a mini-Foundation, couldn’t you? It’s pretty similar to a containment facility, anyway.”
“No,” the man says almost immediately, frowning, “this is definitely not like the Foundation. You could actually leave this place if you wanted.”
[And then, the memory fades - leaving only this place behind.]
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Also, he's not going to be getting close to any of them, but he's going to be lifting his eyebrows as they? climb someone?? ]
Guess so...
[ Dully, to everyone's questions. ]
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I think they’re trying to point us to something. Which... is only about as weird as anything else that’s happened here, I guess.
[So he’s going to try to get a better look at that spot.]
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Do you need us to go somewhere?
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And honestly, while there's anger AT her... this also isn't about her.]
Hm... Do they think it's going to be dangerous?
[because she can change in a heartbeat]
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Hm...]
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I mean... try opening that door. ]
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...Careful, man.
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In a flash of blue flame, Makoto's clothes change to Akira's Joker uniform, and, well, she's got her brass knuckles handy.]
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Soon, though, it comes back out - dragging some papers with it.]
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Ah. ]
SCPs...
[ For now, he's going to focus on the Japanese, looking at the other three as he points to it: ]
Can any of you read that?
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I can’t. It looks like Japanese, though.
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[ Reads.
But not out loud. ]
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[and that's all she'll say on that.]
It's just commentary from Ichigo about how the tatami dummy was better suited to him than he expected it to be. Which, given the generic request...
[she seems to be thinking ahead though...]
Why is there blood...?
[time to go... open the closet?]
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Though the rat scampers out of the room, running up the stairs.
It's clearly headed for the third floor, towards the storage room.]
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But, also, he isn't even gonna hesitate to follow.
Bye, guys. ]
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[Split up, he says, just in time to see Vanitas leave. He follows after a moment, but not before looking to make sure the others are as well.]
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[but that mystery solved, and noticing the quick leaving, well.
Makoto's not going to wait behind to solve a mystery that they could... frankly solve at any time, later.
she's following.]
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There's an opening to their left, which leads deeper in. Continue?]
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[she readjusts her brass knuckles and follows.]
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...In a replica of the restaurant? There are exits north, east, and west, but before they can really move...a large flare of light comes, bringing with it-]
The whole scene is seen from above, as if from a security camera watching over a room. It takes place in the dining room, where a red-headed boy and an older black man seem to be sitting to eat a meal. While they eat, they have papers they’re going over, clearly a working lunch of some sort.
Their conversation can also be heard, even though they should be far enough away to be inaudible.
The boy speaks first as he points to something on one of the papers. “You really think this place is an euclid, Reyes?”
“Yeah,” the man answers, “It’s unpredictable, but I don’t see anything dangerous about it.”
“...People disappearing isn’t dangerous?”
“I’m pretty sure it’s not the resort itself that’s making those people disappear. You’ve seen the other SCPs roaming about here. THOSE are the culprits, I think. At least a couple of them might be keters.” The man pauses to take a bite of his lunch, and then he slides another paper over. “I think we saw this guy here last week, for example.”
The boy looks at that page, and he winces, as if it brings back some unpleasant memories. “And a place that houses SCPs isn’t dangerous on its own?”
“Probably not.” Another bite of food goes in his mouth. “We’re just doing a rough draft of the article anyway. The higher-ups can make the final call. I’d still say euclid.”
The boy shrugs, and then starts eating some of his food - but pauses for a second. “If that’s the case, you could almost call this place a mini-Foundation, couldn’t you? It’s pretty similar to a containment facility, anyway.”
“No,” the man says almost immediately, frowning, “this is definitely not like the Foundation. You could actually leave this place if you wanted.”
[And then, the memory fades - leaving only this place behind.]
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