"Can Cry" Mod Account (
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cancry2023-01-15 05:24 pm
descent
Like flakes of snow, the days spent in the Sloth Layer slowly but surely begin piling up. Life here is quiet and easy, even with the anxiety that comes with needing to move onto the next layer. But as the days drag out, so do the mysteries at play here – with the gradual uncovering of the odd doppelgangers and the seeming lack of any way to proceed to the next layer, it leaves the Executors at a loss for what to do. Until one day, everything changes. It comes entirely without warning – the ground lurches under everyone's feet in a sickeningly familiar way as a brief but violent earthquake rattles through the town. Then all of you feel it; a snapping sensation deep from the very foundations of Purgatory followed by the most cataclysmic impact any of you have experienced in your lives – or unlives. Snow explodes up from the ground, houses creak and lurch and the whole layer seems as though it might shatter apart under your feet. It seems like it's going to last forever. Then, finally, it stops. The silence that follows is even more pronounced in comparison to the hell-rattling noise from before, but as some semblance of calm starts to return, you realize several things. First is how eerily quiet the town is. Surely after all that, you'd hear a Specter or two... but there's nothing. Secondly – a splash of something wet strikes your cheek. Then again. Until it becomes clear that the weather has taken a sudden drastic turn and in place of the gentle snowfall from before, the heavens have opened with a torrential rainfall. Why? Possibly because of the steadily growing heat you suddenly feel burning up through the foundation of the layer and radiating out through the town. Will you investigate? | |

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Just curious. Don't worry about it. ]
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[Yes.]
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When reaching out with her sensory powers, Medic usually gets a lot of pings due to how populated Purgatory is. The hard part is sifting through all that noise and working out what the relevant information is. This time, though, there's just... nothing. It's like standing at a doorway whose other side is completely concealed by pitch black darkness. By reaching out with her powers, Medic is doing the equivalent of reaching her hand into that pure, perfect darkness.
And when she does, something seizes her hand.
Clamping down on Medic's sensory powers and refusing to let her withdraw them. ]
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[Medic breaks off in the middle of theorizing about metaphysical layer structures- more muttering to herself as she tries to sort out her thoughts than anything else- when she feels herself get grabbed.]
[In the tone of someone not entirely sure if they're about to get in trouble for what they're admitting:] So I think something noticed me? Or felt me trying to notice them-
[When you're grabbed out of nowhere, the instinctive response is usually to jerk back, try to pull away. Because something might be dangerous, might be trying to hurt you.]
[Except...]
[It isn't Medic's instinct. She doesn't flinch back from potential dangers, because to her, they usually aren't. On that instinctive, visceral level, she just never quite learned.]
[And when someone takes your hand, even if it's strange, doesn't it mean they're reaching out?]
-hello, can you understand me? Are you out there?
[So instead of trying to pull away, she pushes herself, straining at her limits to try and flare her sensory powers wider.]
[She felt you, stranger in the doorway. Can you feel her?]
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[Wolfsbane manifests her halberd and grips it in both hands. She's not doing anything right now, but the second anything goes wrong...]
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[She's ready to attack should something come up, but keeps looking over to Medic.]
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I think we might be about to find out, though...
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Under their feet, the ground starts to rumble. ]
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[Aaaah!]
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[So instead she's just going to brace herself, warn the others, and keep her eyes open- no matter how hard it pulls at her, she's not going to look away.]
[Whatever she can see about this entity, whatever she can learn, she wants to know.]
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Beneath everyone's feet, the ground begins to shake even more violently. The scorched rock ruptures, opening huge fissures and there's the deep, resonant pops and cracks of massive glassy structures splitting apart and shattering in the distant.
Let's get a head count! Executors who are present, check in. ]
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And determined. Horrortermined. ]
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COMBAT . . . ? – SAMAEL
It's a dragon.
It flaps its wings once, twice, as if to test them out before taking flight with an enormous blast of wind. Light glances off its white scales as it makes a direct beeline for the group of Executors.
There is no turn order. Just survive. ]
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I strongly advise we get the hell out of here.
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Lion just rushes forward, using the destroyed ground as a ramp to run and jump up off of, Areadbhar raised, charging Atrocity.
...yes he's intending to literally try and baseball bat a dragon in the face. Nice knowing you buddy]
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Cw: suicidal ideation
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