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This event is a simple one, on the surface, a Negaverse operation run by General Benitoite and his team. Tickets have been bought by the General, some with personal money and some with Negaverse funds, and the tickets passed out to officers who are amongst the audience as civilians.

Seated closest to the exits are two officers and others are scattered throughout the audience, all as civilians for now.

Their job will come in during the shows intermission. It is as intermission is called that the officers posted by the exits will head out, quickly, and close the theater doors and power up. They will effectively lock the audience into the main room where the play has been going on up till now.

Locked inside, and realizing this, panic will start to spread and this is when the officers hidden in the crowd will find places to hide in order to power up themselves. This will, of course, be assisted by the lights "mysteriously" turning off the lights in the audience. (By mysterious we of course mean an officer from in the group that locked the people inside teleporting backstage in order to cut the lights. Duh.)

From here on out it is energy and starseed gathering, simple - right?

Not really….

This is Destiny City after all and senshi and knights also exist in this city….and they too have civilian identities and they too go to plays, and other events.

Some senshi, and knights, will of course be in the audience and slowly as realization dawns on them they will be able to find places to power up and try and find and take on the officers of the Negaverse...and call for backup - senshi and knights not at the theater.

Those called in, the reinforcements, will have the opportunity to break open the doors which are keeping everyone trapped inside the theater (those doors are damn strong though!). Once the doors are opened, or broken down, people will without a doubt come rushing out leading to some perhaps being trampled and some simply injured. But it also will give more room for the fighting to occur - inside the theater, in the entrance, and even the street outside.

The Autumn theater is going out with a big bang - that’s for certain.

Expect posts from myself every night, during the event, after 10:30est. I don’t get off work till 10est, sometimes a bit later depending on customers and I have a ten minute drive home then logging on and making a post. I will try and have something out before 11:30 est each night but no promises.There will be something though.

There may be sporadic posts by Kaori as well...posts in bold that aren’t for her character but for an npc character. We will be telling a bit of his story, though not all of it, during this night at The Autumn.

If anyone has questions feel free to ask me in private on discord. I’ll respond as quickly as I can...and to the best of my ability.

If anything comes up, that I think of, I will edit posts as need be. But I think I’ve covered everything...at least I hope so. ((If you are wondering about the doors, and their hp, I'll mention that when we get to it.))

Ohhh...also this event will only run for 6 nights. So be sure to jump in soon! Nothing could possibly go wrong...right?

Alexandre Evans (General Benitoite)

Passing over his ticket at the door, where they were being checked and marked, the ashen blond moved past the doors and into the entrance of the theater. Already the sound of people talking was loud, at least to him, so many were bemoaning the loss of such a building - it should be a historical landmark. He wouldn't argue them on that, it should, only the building couldn't be saved as the structure was just too unsalvageable - a shame. The years had not been kind to it, as could be seen all around them no matter how much they tried to cover things up for the evening. Even after the place had been cleaned there was still the musty smell that came with age. It wasn't as strong as the night before, when he'd met Witherite here, but it was still there. The cleaners had clearly done their best.

Running his fingers through his hair the male pushed his way towards the theater itself, planning to take his seat and watch others enter. He wasn't in the mood to be social...he wasn't here for that. As much as he thought the place should have been made some sort of historical site he also didn't care too much what happened to the place, since that wasn't an option.

Hit in the side with some woman's purse, an overly large purse, he turned a slate eyed glare on her for a moment before passing the doors and into the theater he went. Asking someone for help in finding his seat, a nice young girl who smiled softly...almost sadly. He let her lead him to his seat, somewhere in the middle of the ground floor, and with no one else in the isle he was able to reach his seat with little issue. Time to watch all the people enter now...oh how much energy they could collect tonight....it was a pleasing idea as he watched more people enter the room.

Shannon Mccord//Lt. Strengite

Shannon checked the time once more before making her way into the theater. The play wouldn't start for a little bit but she wanted to find her seat then to torment Alex. There was no way her diminutive 'boss' wasn't already here. If he wasn't she would just have to find some guy to flirt with, that or do the job she was actually there to get paid for.

Being a freelance writer meant that she got paid to go to some of the strangest things that went on in this city and for this particular night it was a showing of Wicked... fun. The busty woman wasn't a musical kinda gal, or a play sorta person. They weren't bad but they were only amusing if one's date was as well but since there had only been a limited number of tickets she wasn't given more than one so she was flying solo for the night.

At least as far as work was concerned.

Ashley Williams // Captain Reinerite

Ashley had found her way to her seat pretty much as soon as she was able to, a small smile given to the child who had led her to the row where it was located.

A good many of those who appeared to be there to watch the show had appeared to be in the refreshment queue at the time, but Ashley had personally preferred to head straight to her seat.

Her ticket was one which afforded her a good view of the stage, her grey eyes absently looking at the programme as the seats around her started to fill up–

It seemed that tonight had been a sell out.

She let the programme fall to her lap as the last stragglers slipped in, grey eyes slipping to the stage as the well dressed man at the front gave a short speech thanking everyone for coming before slipping off somewhere backstage.

It was followed by the curtains started to part, the show finally starting.


Arian Laith // Eternal Sailor Athene

Whilst Arian didn't consider himself much of a theatre person, an old classmate from his Meadowview days had had a spare ticket to the final showing at the Autumn theatre and had invited him along.

He had ended up running late however, caught up as he was in adding the finishing touches to an Etsy commission that he had spent the past three days working on–

It had meant that the lights were already dimming by the time that he slipped into the row where his seat was located, giving a mumbled apology in answer the sounds of irritated grumbling as people stood to allow him to reach his seat.

A part glad that he had at least not been so late as to miss much, catching the tail end of the speech from the well dressed balding man at front - even though it had meant that he hadn't managed to catch up with Alice as the two of them had arranged - and which Arian had had every intention of doing so.

There was always the intermission however and he could maybe buy Alice a drink then as an apology..

For now however, the curtains were parting and it looked as if the show was about to start.

Shannon glanced over her shoulder at the familiar voice, a smile bright and welcoming the small man who had approached her. "Nope, for some art blog. The pay isn't the best but they also sprang for the ticket so I just had to show up." She greeted him with a air kiss to his cheek before asking, "You?" In reality she knew exactly why he was there but the theater was rapidly filling up so the normalities had to be observed.

Any further conversation was rather quickly quashed as the theater dimmed their lights as a warning that they were about to begin. "Off with you, you tease. I'll see you at the intermission." She smirked at him and waved him off before settling into her own assigned seat. She was there for a job so she might as well pay attention to the play. Shannon half tuned out the director, if it was the director, as he introduced the performance and blabbed on about the theater. She wasn't a big play person, let alone a musical so this would really suck... at least until the intermission.

"Hum?" The girl sitting next to her drew Shannon's attention. Silver eyes quickly cataloged the other female and dismissed her both as a feminine threat and a physical one. "I haven't, I've heard it's based off a book but that's the best I know." Just because she wasn't worried about the girl didn't mean she wouldn't be useful somehow. "I'm assuming that you haven't seen this either, right?"




Pat O'Ryan || Tortuga of Jupiter

Pat was running late but since he had gotten out from work late that wasn't terribly surprising. It just sucked that Fiona, his girlfriend, wasn't able to join him at the theater. Work. Being in a relationship wasn't easy and work didn't really help matters out any. Ah well, there would be other plays he could take her too, given the time. For now he would enjoy the night off from work and 'work', he will just enjoy the music and the history of the old theater. He just needed to remember not to sing along with the play.

The tall redhead slipped into the auditorium just as the space dimmed and a man in a really well tailored outfit stepped out on stage. He was talking about the play and the actors and everything as Pat quickly made his way towards his seat. "Pardon me, miss," His apology was murmured to a young lady that he had to squeeze past since his seat was on the inside of the row, next to the lady in question actually. "Sorry about that."