WEEK 1 - MINGLE

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WEEK 1

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...?

PRIVATE CONVERSATIONS | MURDER PROPOSALS/VOLUNTEERING | LOCATIONS

MONDAY | TUESDAY | WEDNESDAY | THURSDAY

Comments

[dolleyed]

You're mistaking cause and effect. I'd be playing violin no matter what world or situation.

But yeah, as is, I'm using it to get rid of as many of those monsters as possible.

[perfeccion]

No cure then, hm? Do you know if the host mounts any sort of immune response?

[dolleyed]

[ There's a short pause here, as if the topic hits a nerve, but it's gone soon enough. ]

No cure. Certain melodies can restore consciousness for a limited amount of time, but that's it.

There's some special people who are immune but they're a rare court-bred type. For everyone else, infection means the the end. [ That's mostly true. ]

[perfeccion]

Fascinating... Fascinating!! I've never heard of such an interesting virus. It can't possibly be natural occurring...?

[dolleyed]

It's far less fascinating when you have to deal with it on the daily.

[ Just saying, people are in fact dying. ]

We don't know where it came from. It'd been plaguing us for decades.

[perfeccion]

Ah, right. I apologize for my insensitivity.

[he doesn't]

Well... needless to say, I would love to get my hands on a sample.

[dolleyed]

[ .... ]

What for?

[perfeccion]

To devise a cure, of course!

[of course...]

And study the effects on the host more fully.