"Find the blender," said the voice on the other end. The voice was a gruff and seemed to almost be disguised by some sort of machine that made it deeper. "Find the blender!" It shouted. "Find the blender, damn it!" This repeated over and over.
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The scientist nodded. "Yes, we definitely need to keep a close eye on the cages. I'll-"
Suddenly, one of the scientist standing near Emily interrupted her. "Alright everyone! Listen up! Nobody move!"
One scientist was holding a clawed, white, scaled hand to an unconscious Emily's throat. The rest of his body seemed completely normal. The six people that had been patching up Emily backed away. "Good, good. Now, here's what you're going to do. The five of you will go up the stairs and leave. Then run as far away as possible, and evacuate this little town. Get them to another room, anything. I don't care. Ronald, Debra, this young woman, and the two newcomers will stay here. Understand?"
Five of the six scientist standing near Emily fled up the stairs. Eddy's voice could be heard, but he was too far away from Jesper and William for them to make out what he was saying. For a solid minute, nobody moved. "Now, Ronald, you and Debra are going to open each and every one one of these cages and let all of the small dragons out. Then I'll leave. And once I leave, then you can feel free to try and avoid being gobbled up by the dragons. Of course, I could just open them all now and kill you, but I wanted to give you a fair chance."
Suddenly, one of the scientist standing near Emily interrupted her. "Alright everyone! Listen up! Nobody move!"
One scientist was holding a clawed, white, scaled hand to an unconscious Emily's throat. The rest of his body seemed completely normal. The six people that had been patching up Emily backed away. "Good, good. Now, here's what you're going to do. The five of you will go up the stairs and leave. Then run as far away as possible, and evacuate this little town. Get them to another room, anything. I don't care. Ronald, Debra, this young woman, and the two newcomers will stay here. Understand?"
Five of the six scientist standing near Emily fled up the stairs. Eddy's voice could be heard, but he was too far away from Jesper and William for them to make out what he was saying. For a solid minute, nobody moved. "Now, Ronald, you and Debra are going to open each and every one one of these cages and let all of the small dragons out. Then I'll leave. And once I leave, then you can feel free to try and avoid being gobbled up by the dragons. Of course, I could just open them all now and kill you, but I wanted to give you a fair chance."
I went ahead and assumed that the coins were different, being in a dungeon and all. Also, do I have any personal possessions on me? Cellphone, knife etc?
You don't have any personal belongings on you. Also, it doesn't really matter what the coins are like, because you'll have to use all four of them for the phone call.
The bartender shrugs. "A few hours, passed out since I started my shift. Fifteen minutes ago, that guy bought the soda for you." She points to an empty wall and looks away. She seems vaguely surprised. "Huh. Not here any more. Must have run off."
The Master looks around the bar. He can't remember anything. Other than the pool players, there are only three other guys in the bar. They are all clustered around a table and talking. There are four doors. Two are heavy, iron doors. They seem to have been painted red, but most of the paint has chipped off. One was at the north, and another was at the south. (Of course, The Master had no idea which way was north and which way was south.)
One door was blue and cleaner, and had a shiny door knob. The final door was yellow and had an "employees only" sign on it. The phone was next to the blue door.
The Master looks around the bar. He can't remember anything. Other than the pool players, there are only three other guys in the bar. They are all clustered around a table and talking. There are four doors. Two are heavy, iron doors. They seem to have been painted red, but most of the paint has chipped off. One was at the north, and another was at the south. (Of course, The Master had no idea which way was north and which way was south.)
One door was blue and cleaner, and had a shiny door knob. The final door was yellow and had an "employees only" sign on it. The phone was next to the blue door.
@SpookySquid One more thing, can my character actually die in this RP if I, the Roleplayer, have no desire of him dying.
Technically, he can die, but I wouldn't worry about it. It's going to be a while until we get to that phase and I'll probably talk more about when the RP wraps up, which I don't plan to do any time soon.
@SpookySquid
*raises hand*
Can you describe to me how the layout of the floor is like? Specifically doors and windows?
Since the lab is underground, there are only three doors. One door between the stairs and the lab. One between the stairs and the break room. And one between the break room and the outside. Upstairs (in the break room), there is a large window.
The scientist shook her head. "We can't hurt it. We've broken too many laws already. Plus, he probably doesn't want to kill any of us, just to escape and free the other dragons... which would kill us. Even if we announce that we are locking the doors, he'll just free them more quickly. He has the upper hand. If we let him know that we're on to him, then he'll just speed his plan along. No, the element of surprise is our best bet."
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The Master was sleeping at a bar stool. The bar was dimly lit, and there were two men playing pool. He sound of a cue stick hitting the cue ball woke him up. He had never seen the bar before. Never seen the people inside of it before.
"Hey," said the bartender. She was a fat, ugly woman. "Someone asked me to give this to you." She handed him a glass of soda and four coins. The glass of soda was resting on a small napkin. The napkin had a phone number written on it. Underneath the phone number was a simple message:
In the corner of this bar, there is a phone. Put the coins into the slot under the phone, listen to the message, and follow the instructions. The soda's free.
The Master was sleeping at a bar stool. The bar was dimly lit, and there were two men playing pool. He sound of a cue stick hitting the cue ball woke him up. He had never seen the bar before. Never seen the people inside of it before.
"Hey," said the bartender. She was a fat, ugly woman. "Someone asked me to give this to you." She handed him a glass of soda and four coins. The glass of soda was resting on a small napkin. The napkin had a phone number written on it. Underneath the phone number was a simple message:
In the corner of this bar, there is a phone. Put the coins into the slot under the phone, listen to the message, and follow the instructions. The soda's free.
@Bishop
Well, that escalated quickly. I approve! I'll go ahead and work your character into the RP. Feel free to C+P the CS in with the others.
Well, that escalated quickly. I approve! I'll go ahead and work your character into the RP. Feel free to C+P the CS in with the others.
"That specific dragon was... different..." the scientist wrung her hands. "You see, dragons are categorized in a specific way. First, based off of their physical structure and wings, then their scale color, then their size, then their magical capabilities, then their intelligence/ eye color. This dragon was just a small Standing White Dragon. Can't even produce elemental magical breath... the only thing special about this dragon is it's intelligence and..."
She seemed ready to throw up.
"...oh, I thought it was properly secure. You see, this dragon is so intelligent that it can communicate with humans. So it blends in perfectly... especially since this dragon can shape shift. He could literally be anyone in this room. He's either long gone, or he's knocked out someone and taken their place. Of course, he wouldn't leave without freeing the other dragons! Oh no! What are we going to do?"
She seemed ready to throw up.
"...oh, I thought it was properly secure. You see, this dragon is so intelligent that it can communicate with humans. So it blends in perfectly... especially since this dragon can shape shift. He could literally be anyone in this room. He's either long gone, or he's knocked out someone and taken their place. Of course, he wouldn't leave without freeing the other dragons! Oh no! What are we going to do?"
@Bishop
The character is okay, but perhaps you could give him some sort of personality flaw that would make him more balanced. Jesper has his stealing, Sandra and Eddy are naive. William really wants his book back, etc.
I'm not saying he has to be completely egotistical or a jerk, just something that limits his character in some ways.
The character is okay, but perhaps you could give him some sort of personality flaw that would make him more balanced. Jesper has his stealing, Sandra and Eddy are naive. William really wants his book back, etc.
I'm not saying he has to be completely egotistical or a jerk, just something that limits his character in some ways.
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