week eight: mingle

[cyclists]

Week Eight
9 in Competition

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 three large, swirling masses grey in color looming near the sakura tree. These swirls cannot be approached just yet, but seem to be locked and waiting for something more. Later in the day, if those in the village approach the third mass they will find themselves in a version of their home world. This world is completely void of people, but seems to be just as they last remember it. No darkness will be found in this world as well.

As the last member of the village enters the hall, they will find Lune and Sol at the head of the room. They don't speak immediately, but wait for all to settle.



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Comments

[leaberator]

[ closes his eyes ]

... Makes sense. You know, I think the funniest part of it is, even with those stats Shess was still number one pick.

[ HISOKA'S A DUMB BITCH ]

[nonbelligerent]

Haha, guess so... I'm not sure what Ookurikara and I did to get on Shirasu's bad side, though.

[unfriendliest]

I doubt he appreciated me trying to kill him in the trial.

[ what a bitch ]

[nonbelligerent]

I'd be surprised if was just that... but it's not like we can receive an answer in time now.

[why the fuck did shirasu not elaborate]

[unfriendliest]

Who knows. He seems like the type to hold petty grudges.

[nonbelligerent]

Well, I don't disagree...

[but then what did shess do. be too cordial?? be liked???]

[televised]

[a mystery.]

You can ask him personally after we wrap things up.

[nonbelligerent]

Well, it won't be relevant then. I suppose I'm just a bit worried that he has reasons that'll affect all of us, but from that message alone, it's hard to tell.

[televised]

If it were something that big, I'm sure the others would have warned us about it by now.

[televised]

I don't think he knows how to count.

[hisokas are bad at math.]