subdivided | week two: mingle

Week Two
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As the sun rises on Monday morning, all participants will find themselves awakening with a sense of purpose. Regardless of where they slept the night before, they’ll find themselves compelled to return to the main meeting hall first thing in the morning.

Approaching the hall, however, they will find a large, swirling mass grey in color looming near the sakura tree. This swirl cannot be approached just yet, but seems to be locked and waiting for something more.

As the last member of the village enters the hall, they will find Lune and Sol at the head of the room. Though they’re together, it’s Lune who speaks up first this time.

"Good morning, good morning. You've done well to purge the corruption in the previous gateway - allow us to assist with the finishing touches. For the time being, it would appear as though we've been able to locate another. The land might appear a bit familiar to some however... I only advise you watch your step."

When Lune finishes, Sol chimes in from their place at Lune's side.

"The corruption is still out there, and we're going to do all that we can to find a way to contain it. But until then... stick close to others this week. Do your best to protect yourselves and look after each other. Okay?"

The moment participants leave the hall, they will find that the gateway has changed from grey to white, the opening widening enough for multiple people to step through. The Signs will soon take their leave, and all will remain peaceful once more.

The only oddity is that throughout the week, in a noise that extends past the portal but seems to resound even through the village, there will be the occasional, resounding call of a war horn.

In addition, as the week goes on, partners will find ever-growing feelings of anxiety and nervousness dwelling within them the longer they are separated from one another. They will feel compelled to be very close to their partners at all times, and will be on edge if separated for more than an hour by the end of the week. Welcome to surprise codependence at its finest.

Welcome to your week two mingle! As a reminder, murder proposals are open. We will also be hosting a mini-event on Tuesday, so please be on the lookout for that.

In addition, ensure that all of your week one private conversations were reported on the page, and your week two private conversations are reported on that page. If you'll be taking anything from locations, please report that as well.

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[doing that now! which means he can get his tablet out and write.]

It was a good start.

[yep!! she'll reclaim her personal space pretty much immediately, brushing herself off and fixing her clothes from any wrinkles

still an ojou]

I still had to rely on you, though... I still don't know how to fall safely.

[fun fact: yun didn't know who lili was but knew the basics of yona and immediately guessed lili was an ojou without knowing a single thing beyond she was a dana character]

It's a difficult thing to practice, given that a wrong move could break your neck.

[can you please stop killing me jan]

... you're incredibly reassuring, Shess.

[no]

Would you prefer if I'd sugarcoated it?

Not really, but now I have to consider whether I think breaking my neck is any scarier than having a noose around it.

Probably less. At least you'd be on the ground.

Is that also something I need to practice...

[lili's list of self-taught skills is

getting concerning here]

[hm.]

Well, you could try jumping off trees, and if I think you'll mess up the lading, I can catch you instead?

[ . . . ]

No way to practice that looks less stupid, is there.

Not unless you want to drag in some kind of safety mat.

... well, that wouldn't be terrible...

I don't want to take up too much of your time either.

[so she's going to practice? falling alone?]

Maybe if you could demonstrate once, I can try to learn from that.

[...]

You're still going to want supervision, Lili. It's a possible neck injury we're talking about, so if it goes wrong, you may not be able to move afterwards.