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Entry tags:
- post: npc,
- thread: billy costigan,
- † alcuin nó delaunay,
- † annabeth chase,
- † assorted characters,
- † balthazar,
- † billy kaplan,
- † bruce banner,
- † bryn zethir,
- † damian wayne,
- † dick grayson,
- † dick grayson (comics),
- † dinah lance,
- † dorian gray,
- † greed,
- † hayley stark,
- † jaime reyes,
- † jason bourne,
- † javert,
- † jean prouvaire,
- † john colby,
- † julie grigio,
- † korra,
- † kyle rayner,
- † lan fan,
- † leonard mccoy,
- † lin beifong,
- † mark grayson,
- † ororo munroe,
- † percy jackson,
- † piper mclean,
- † rebecca holiday,
- † rikki barnes,
- † rory willams,
- † shayera hol,
- † stiles stilinski,
- † temeraire,
- † wanda lehnsherr,
- † youko nakajima,
- † zelgadis greywords
Event | Landfall | Diving & Sinbrilee
Characters: Any and every!
Date: August 10th - 31, 2013
Location: The sunken city of Sinbrilee
Situation: Tu Vishan comes upon the oceanfloor, holding his own memorial to the fall of his sister turtle while those upon his shell may explore the ruined city.
Warnings/Rating: Please place content warnings in subject headers!
Sinbrilee | Dreaming | Death

Art by Rica.
The city is lit by a warm orange glow, there are thousands of lanterns lit and burning brightly to ward off the gathering dark. It was once a grand, thriving place, and it's obvious by the quality of the Greco-Roman architecture, the high sweeping columns of white marble, the beautifully paved roads. There are aqueducts throughout the city that look as if they could be put to use today. In fact, if it weren't for the fact that the city's spent the last few hundred years underwater, it looks quite liveable. This city is entirely open to exploration, so feel free to send your character out to their heart's content. Remember, certain doorways will lead your characters into either Death or the Dreaming and these markings won't always be visible to them, so they should take care and be vigilant at all times!
Note: A separate post will be made for the events of the Bacchanal later in the month.
Headers:
> Keeliai | The Dive
> Sinbrilee | The Athenaeum
> Sinbrilee | The Agora
> Sinbrilee | The Baths
> Sinbrilee | Elsewhere
Date: August 10th - 31, 2013
Location: The sunken city of Sinbrilee
Situation: Tu Vishan comes upon the oceanfloor, holding his own memorial to the fall of his sister turtle while those upon his shell may explore the ruined city.
Warnings/Rating: Please place content warnings in subject headers!

Art by Rica.
The city is lit by a warm orange glow, there are thousands of lanterns lit and burning brightly to ward off the gathering dark. It was once a grand, thriving place, and it's obvious by the quality of the Greco-Roman architecture, the high sweeping columns of white marble, the beautifully paved roads. There are aqueducts throughout the city that look as if they could be put to use today. In fact, if it weren't for the fact that the city's spent the last few hundred years underwater, it looks quite liveable. This city is entirely open to exploration, so feel free to send your character out to their heart's content. Remember, certain doorways will lead your characters into either Death or the Dreaming and these markings won't always be visible to them, so they should take care and be vigilant at all times!
Note: A separate post will be made for the events of the Bacchanal later in the month.
Headers:
> Keeliai | The Dive
> Sinbrilee | The Athenaeum
> Sinbrilee | The Agora
> Sinbrilee | The Baths
> Sinbrilee | Elsewhere
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She definitely wasn't expecting what happened next.
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Why was she holding out her hands? She lowered them as she looked around her. She needed to find somebody. It was important. But she felt disoriented and she couldn't quite remember how she had gotten here. The landscape didn't offer much aid, just a swirling confusion of shapes and colors and some very strange sounds coming from the distance. She watched the hills move up and down like waves for a very long moment.
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In all likelihood it felt as though it was his fault (again, something that was not out of the ordinary, he intuited, rather than knew- a frustrating thing in and of itself, though once more, he could not tell why.)
The landscape was certainly different from what he thought it should be. While it seemed right that there was some under-level of bleakness to it, it being in motion probably was not.
It suddenly producing people- or rather, a singular person- was also something he suspected it should not be doing. The young woman seemed familiar, but he couldn't remember how.
He began to make his way to her.
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"Hello," she called out, trying a smile and a wave for size. It felt weirdly out of place, so she lowered her hand quickly.
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"You are the first person I have seen here. Do you know where we are?" Someone knowing would be preferable, even if he himself did not.
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"But you're the first person I've seen too. Maybe we can figure it out together?" And maybe in the process she would remember her own name.
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Which was also something to figure out, though the ominous feeling he could feel lurking here made this place the priority. While remembering his own name was important, it could wait, unless being here, what was wrong with this place, and not remembering who he was were all connected...
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"I don't know who I am either. It's a pleasure, probably." She smiled brightly.
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This thought and the uneasy feeling emanating from the very place resulted in it suddenly being quite alarming.
"We should discover what is happening as soon as possible."
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"We should, I just... don't know how. Is there someplace with an inside?" She didn't particularly like it out here, with the way everything kept moving around. And it may have been her imagination, but it seemed like the odd sound was growing louder.