CHAPTER 7 ; MINGLE

[themodsgrimm]

The Story Continues... CHAPTER 7 - WEEK 715 Narrators Remain ; Just before Narrators awake, those who are still attached to partners will dream of the two of them together – and then the sudden snap of a red string that connects the two of them. Once they awake, they’ll find the entire section of the rulebook pertaining to Partners has disappeared entirely. Apparently the time for partnerships is over. In addition, the castle has begun to empty out. Perhaps Narrators will notice it now especially on this morning, as their footsteps echo and the halls lack the familiar faces they’ve come to know. Upon entering the dining hall, the tapestries of Evan Hansen, Lord El-Melloi II, Natsuo, Fon Master Ion, Fane, Varian, and Zelos Wilder will all catch flame and disappear as the fire engulfs them entirely, leaving nothing behind. Yet one oddity seems to have enchanted the castle this week – there are the sounds of running footsteps and the familiar laughter of those who have departed. Should you choose to follow this noise, you’ll be led to the Puppet Room. The door will shut behind you – you’ll catch be movement out of the corner of your eye. Yet instead of a puppet entering the stage and re-enacting a dramatic scene, it will just suddenly appear… closer to you. It lingers there, and makes no other move. Welcome to Week 7, everyone! We would also like to remind players to submit all of their Chapter 6 PCs and new PCs at the Private Conversations page and review the weekly ooc notes for important details in the castle. Something odd will be arriving on Wednesday, July 25th so keep your eyes peeled for that as well. full navigation. locations taken (statuses) stories (profiles) info & faq wishing well private conversations

Comments

[doublecrows]

It wasn't the pedestal. It was the most recent addition to the book.

[:/ talk of teamwork this late in the game is making him cranky, okok]

[fonlines]

Ah, the book which seems to have done nothing but summarize our exploits since the second week?

[ honestly do you know how many times the dead have told him to watch the book? really useful thing that was, when it served more as recap than anything. ]

It's a book about our story. I suppose this particular memory isn't very far-reaching, if it can only recant things that have already been said or known.

[doublecrows]

[weeps. the dead are trying]

. . . I suppose autobiographies can only be written down after the events contained therein occur.

[fonlines]

[ they're sure doing their best... ]

Perhaps it was merely an aid for those of us not kept as well informed. Something to make sure that they did not fall too far behind?