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thefoundation2018-11-26 04:48 am
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WEEK 1 - MINGLE

You've found a safe haven from the wind and the snow - yet, perhaps you're not quite out of danger yet. The Resort Staff are odd, but seem harmless - jumping to any whim you might have, if it doesn't make them oddly lock up.
The weather all week is perfect - the perfect temp and snow for plenty of skiing. The firepit in the courtyard is always lit too, with ingredients for smores and hot chocolate always available in the lobby. Though...in the halls, a strange bunch of songs keep playing from the hotel's sound system. Is whoever runs this place a weird cover song enthusiast?
So far, everything seems fine....but there's a weird sense of unease lingering over the Resort as everyone wakes up Monday Morning. Maybe that has something to do with that strange memory that popped in your head when you woke up? Or maybe it's that all of you woke up in the middle of a snowstorm, with no memory of how you got there?
In the end...even though everything should be fine, why does it feel like this is only the prelude to a nightmare...?
MONDAY | TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY

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Part of the job.
[He doesn't say it with any particular pride, though.]
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[It doesn't occur to her, usually, to be too inquisitive about someone's job because... she doesn't deal with a lot of adults on a regular basis apart from her brother.]
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[A killer.]
Special operations. I'm used to infiltration missions.
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[Give her a moment to think that over.]
You... work for the government? But this isn't one of your missions, is it?
[If it is how does she opt out.]
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[The Colonel could be a bastard at times, and was one to withold details, but Snake believes that he'd at least be told what he's supposed to do here.]
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[Which isn't to say she's doubting that he wasn't contacted, just that they're in the mountains and most probably, even if Snake's people wanted to talk to him -- it would be hard to impossible.]
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[She taps a little at her wrist. There's a floral-framed screen there, small and sleek, and a tinny AI voice that responds: Hello, Blue Angel. The way it usually does when she disturbs it. There's a number of functions and buttons, but it's of a fairly simple design.]
It's used mostly for dueling, but it has pretty good network capabilities, since it has to connect to Link VRAINS, too. That's the virtual reality I came from.
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So, starting with something simple but not so much.]
You come from a virtual reality? What, did you wake up from a simulation?
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[Just going to casually indicate... her all of her.]
This isn't what I look like, when I'm awake. At all.
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[...Makes sense. That'd be a lot of blue hair dye to invest in.]
What do you really look like, then?
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[She really can't think of that many other adjectives to describe herself back home. She was a pretty low-key person overall and she was fine with that. The reason Blue Angel can be so loud and out there is because she has her own turf.]
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It's debatable whether telling the truth would be embarrassing or just unfortunate here? Hm.]
I always liked the design. And I wanted something memorable.
[Attention-grabbing. Something you couldn't ignore.
Well, she managed all of that in spades, so it's a pretty successful avatar, all in all.]
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If it could help me survive here too, then it really would be the ideal avatar.
[Granted, the whip and the D-board? Not bad, as far as equips go. She's not complaining too much.]