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Sleep is a Commodity - - A Event

OOC Info: This is a dice game, players who choose to participate must roll the dice at least once a day until Game three is complete! Once another thread is opened any character or player can skip through this thread once the thread is up and running, just give it a day or two.

If an accidental roll is created please edit the post with a Bolded Red ‘VOID’ at the top, you are still free to use it for RP though. The dice roll just won't count towards the game completion.

FAQ
- Can this concept/location be used in personal RPs?
-- Yes, personally I would suggest setting it prior to the start of the event though XD. I will also be happy to rp with anyone with regards to this

- Is it just 500 words per player or per character that would see entry into the participation raffle, and all in the same zone, or just throughout?
-- 500 words per character, one ticket per player. This way you can use it for your own monthly token claim as well as the raffle since I will close these threads once they are completed. The word count does not have to be met in one zone, just throughout, to meet raffle requirements.

- If people hit 500 words and jump threads and hit another 500 words, does that count as one req or two?

-- Basically one thread per rp req, with an exit post in between, as long as the requirements are met, you can't just pop in and out of both of them simultaneously. So in simple terms, 'yes, each thread would count for a req but you must write an exit post from one before you can write an entrance post for the other'

Urania was quite confused. What was the Negaverse trying to achieve here? Was it energy gathering? Was it recruitment? Or was it something else? All she knew was that there were crystals that had been secretly draining people each night. Then there were the tanks that seemed to be storing power in the staff area. Then there was the youma guarding the rooms. And, finally…

… there was one corrupt senshi’s lunch that was, as far as she knew, still missing.

Urania was not used to dealing with Chaos on Earth. But — by the stars! — this was the most chaotic thing she had ever seen.

Entering the Waiting Room, she wondered how anyone kept this all straight. Who was the enemy? What were they doing? Why? And what for? She was pretty sure she had just wanted to get on an Earthling’s sleep schedule. Not do whatever this was.

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Grieve of the Collapse
action: entering from the staff room to loom behind Urania

Coughing from the smoke, Grieve's eyes watered as she headed into the next area. And there she was, Urania, looking relatively untouched by whatever had happened in the staff room. There was a fragrant package in one of her hand, brick-sized and foil-wrapped.

"Ton of ******** chaos senshi here," Grieve rasped as she positioned herself by her old comrade and scanned the room.

Meissa, Super Senshi of Bobcats

Following the crush of aura'ed individuals did Meissa find herself in what would have appeared to be the front waiting area of the business. Her gloved hands lowered from her mouth where they'd been covering her nose and mouth, protecting her partially from the smoky haze that continued to persist even in a new section of the business. Her eyes teared a little with the natural irritant that all version of smoke seemed to contain before she gave the shortest of coughs before making her way towards the entrance. Her hands tugged at the doors and she sighed.

Locked, of course. Shouldn't have counted on things to be that easy, was the grumbled thought that went through her head. Her gaze went to the desk and the area beyond where someone would have sat fielding calls and queries from prospective customers and she narrowed her gaze. Would it be wrong to simply start trashing this farce of a business? Already fire would have been consuming the areas that others had fled from, but what damage could be done here before the flames arrived?

The hairs on the back of her neck rose for a moment before settling. Clearly she needed to get out of here.

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Farbauti, Basic Order Senshi of Rage
Action: sad noises.

Getting shoved out of the staff room hadn’t been very fun. Granted, none of this misadventure had been very fun, and the more Farbauti thought about things, the more he felt like maybe, the best decision for his own well-being was to learn how to mind his own business and stop sticking his neck out just because all the senshi and knights whom he looked up to seemed to do that as easily as breathing. Everything was on fire. There were so many people around. And even worse, Farbauti couldn’t……? He was having trouble thinking clearly?

Not that bad overall, he thought? As he tried to get his bearings in the waiting room, Farbauti felt a bit unsteady on his feet. But he had the sandwich from the staff room in his hands, and until someone could figure out how to get out of here, he could look around, trying to spot the Negaverse senshi who’d been so eager to find some sandwich.

Erytheia smiled when he saw Irkalla. He was glad she was safe. But just as soon as he smiled, he frowned again as he saw the squire try the doors and found them locked again.

This place truly was a trap.

“You found a drive, too?” The knight said and held out his USB as well. “I wonder what is on these. Maybe we can find out later.”


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Antares stumbled into the waiting room, coughing through the scarf that Sig had given her. The smoke that she had inhaled made her throat burn and the coughing made it worse. She did her best to keep an eye on the chaos officers in the room even as she hurried over towards the main doors. She had seen two others try and fail to open the doors but Antares figured it would be worth trying with her slightly stronger Super Senshi power behind it.

It didn't work. She knew it wouldn't work. It still sucked though.

With a curse Antares tried to pick up one of the waiting chairs but found it secured to the floor. After a few tugs she found she had to sit down to breath. Her head was fuzzy and it hurt to gulp air, coughing once again racking her frame.

They had to get out of here... they had too!