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Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 2:57 am
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This is Zone 1. Zone 1 connects to the FORT and to ZONE 2.
DEFENDERS: You see some plants around you. They pay you no heed; they're just plants after all. You think.
ZOMBIES: YOU AREN'T HERE YET!
Moving on the Field: Before you may enter the field, you must pick a route: A, B, C, D, or E. As a defender, you MAY change routes mid-field as long as it's next to you. That is, if you pick Route B you may only switch over to route A or C. D and E are too far away. This can be done ONCE every 12 hours. Otherwise, you may only attack those in the same route as you.
Ie, I am in Route D and there's a zombie in Route E. I had just switched to Route D from C. Even though the zombie is technically next to me, I cannot attack it.
Because of this, when you enter a route thread please post which route you're in at the top of your post in bold. Example: Omega 17 is on Route E.
To move further up the field, you need to enter and exit by means of ROUTES. The Routes will open up every GM turn.
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Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 6:17 pm
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Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 7:55 pm
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Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 8:43 pm
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Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 8:43 pm
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(( Entering from the Fort! ))
Deli was indeed panting from the short trip away from the . . . whatever that place was. He'd call it Home Base. So yes, Home Base was not very far at all, but the guy wasn't out of breth due to fatigue - more like close to hyperventilating.
What the hell am I thinking? I should've asked for a gun . . . Because his fists weren't going to do him much, he figured. Or maybe they would? Oh God, the thought of squelching rotten flesh hitting his hands, armored or not . . . He gagged a little.
He spotted Beta 1 traipsing her own route like a very, very courageous woman. Or someone with a death wish. Deli did not want to die. No he did not. No no no no, not by zombies especially. Aalskdhasldh.
And of course, Thev and Deva had to go and pick their own route as well. AAAAAGH. Why couldn't they all beeline one way and bulldoze the zombies? Preferably with him near the end? "Wait up!" Deli called after his friends, sticking to Route A as well. "But not too much! Really, lead the way and all that. Fist guy over here doesn't wanna touch those monstrosities."
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Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 8:49 pm
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Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 9:38 pm
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Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 9:46 pm
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[ Entering from Fort onto Route A. ] ( hrrrg argh sorrysorry for terribly short post /distracted again sobsob )
Exiting onto the first length of the field, Theta-two raised her hand as though to shield her eyes from the sun. Quickly enough though, she dropped it, remembering the mask on her face that had almost become just another part of her. The first thing she noticed - a second time, really - was the purple sand washing over her otherwise dark gear. She wondered briefly how it would feel to have it between her toes, to walk barefoot along the beach. And then she laughed, because with all the absurdities of the island, she wouldn't be surprised if the sand cut off their toes.
There was no relaxation once she'd let herself into motion and gotten out of the fort. Now, the stench was worse, penetrating her senses and making her want to vomit. Shifting the weight of her knapsack, Theta-two shifted to jog after the other team members, her mind numb to conversations with herself as the form of zombies appeared in the distance. Here went nothing... and she only had a wooden stake and strangers at her side. Why couldn't it be sparkling vampires? She thought caustically to herself, settling to go after the others along Route A. After all, how bad could it get? She touched the edge of Excalibur and felt an adrenaline shot straight to her skull. Pretty ******** bad, she thought caustically to herself, but her feet never stopped moving.
Lets get this show on the road.
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Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 10:48 pm
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Ah, how much easier it was to be among other people. Strangers or friends, it made this whole nightmare of a survival game easier.
"A-Ain't nothing gonna split us up, Shakes," Deli intoned shakily to Eta V, but with injected smiles and happiness and SUNSHINE. That's what those plants needed, right? EFFING. RAYS. OF LIGHT. OUT HIS BUNGHOLE.
Were the pendants enchanted to make him nuttier than usual? Or maybe he was working off the adrenaline of realizing he was about to go and fistfight with things that didn't care if a rib or two got tugged off. Or maybe both.
Not that it mattered, because he next thing Deli knew he was not looking at Deva's sweet lil' hind, but rather the sky. Which wasn't sweet at all. Huh. Was it a darker bruised purple, or was it just him? Wait, what knocked him down in the first place? Sky whut?
And then he heard something that sounded familiar, and yet wasn't at the same time. And then he tilted his head and saw something that was familiar, but . . . not the right colors. Wasn't the one he saw more . . . bronzey? But then, he had heard tale of more horses on the island.
Oh wait. Four of them. Super.
Deli decided maybe it was a good time to start praying instead of telling jokes. Unfortunately, he was not able to piss himself with fear. Why did this matter? Had he pissed himself with fear at the sight of the hellhorses, he would have jogged his mind enough to actually pray - which involved thinking.
However, he could not piss himself because he had not had to drink for a handful of days now. And thus he could not shake his brain from the mind-addling haze filling his head. As such, the command to begin praying never made it.
The command to joke, however, did. Why? Jokes did not require Deli to think at all.
"Why couldn't the pony sing?" Deli squeaked as he laid prone on the ground, watching the impending figures grow closer. "BECAUSE IT WAS TOO HOARSE.!"
"Where do you take a sick horse? TO THE HORSEPITAL."
No, nowhere did his brain say it had to be good jokes. Good jokes take thought after all.
Even as one of the horses blah-blah-blah'd about something and . . . and exploded? It looked like it. Well either way, it didn't stop Deli from a final joke.
"Where do mormon horses live? IN SALT LICK CITYYYYY...."
His voice echoed for several seconds afterwards.
(( Deli is blasting off again to the final exam! ))
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Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 11:15 pm
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Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 11:48 pm
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Of everything she was expecting, - zombies, toe-cutting-sand, fireballs, the whole damned shebang - Theta-two could honestly say she had not seen this one coming. Luckily, the sand was relatively normal, save for the way it sprayed everywhere when she fell on her a**, a groan twisting off of her lips. Zombie apocalypse and I'm already down, the girl thought, trying to focus on the field and what in gods name had just done that to her. She only barely caught a glimpse of the four figures before there were words being belted into the air with angry flames, the heat searing as it came close; twisting into an inferno and an explosion that carted everyone sky high and into the air. It felt almost like flying to her for a moment, before she remembered that she was falling.
And then the world temporarily went black.
[ Theta Two is exiting to the Final Exam. ] ( sorrysorry for short post osdifna /kicks self )
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Posted: Thu Apr 21, 2011 11:59 pm
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Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2011 12:08 am
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Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2011 12:13 am
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