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villagelogs2020-10-24 10:43 pm
Entry tags:
- *overview log,
- doc holliday (wynonna earp),
- ellie (the last of us),
- malcolm bright (prodigal son),
- raylan givens (justified),
- ~ claire novak (supernatural),
- ~ eliot waugh (the magicians),
- ~ jill valentine (resident evil),
- ~ john constantine (dc live action),
- ~ kylo ren (star wars),
- ~ number five (the umbrella academy),
- ~ phil coulson (marvel live action),
- ~ quentin coldwater (the magicians),
- ~ zed martin (dc live action)
007-011 » ...that made the day seem so bright
WHO: Everyone.
WHERE: Eastern/Central Mathias.
WHEN: Days 007-011
WHAT: The residents venture further inland.
WARNINGS: Will update as necessary. PM this account to have a warning added!
NOTES: Plotting post over here! This log covers two weeks IRL, to give people time to catch up and also encompass the Halloween event, so the next log will be posted on November 6th.
RECOMMENDED ♫ FJØRA "Bad Omen"



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WHERE: Eastern/Central Mathias.
WHEN: Days 007-011
WHAT: The residents venture further inland.
WARNINGS: Will update as necessary. PM this account to have a warning added!
NOTES: Plotting post over here! This log covers two weeks IRL, to give people time to catch up and also encompass the Halloween event, so the next log will be posted on November 6th.
RECOMMENDED ♫ FJØRA "Bad Omen"

DAY 007-009
A FARCE OF NORMALITY
On the seventh day, the sun returns, as if it had never left to begin with. For the first time, the unwilling residents of Mathias Township are greeted by a brightly lit, crisp fall morning, the sky a clear blue without a cloud in the sight. There's the promise of warmth later, but even a few minutes of standing out in the sunlight is enough to thaw frozen bones. Finally, these weary travelers can get a good look at their surroundings without the threat of storms or icy weather.
It's strange to now see it all in the light. Such a normal appearance in places, just quaint homes waiting for their inhabitants to return. But in other locations... The dilapidated houses nestled next to those picturesque buildings are jarring, speaking of horrors and unknown conditions that haunt this place. There's no possible explanation for why one building has been kept in pristine, albeit dusty condition while another has been left to rot and crumble. And now, in the early dawn, there seems no discernible reason for anything to have kept these fellows from venturing from one side of the town to the other.
That reason still exists though, whatever it is. It has simply moved further inland, allowing Mathias's unwilling residents to travel to the decaying heart of the town. There are three more blocks of houses past the Public Library that may be explored, though they yield no information — every building on these streets is in ruin, either abandoned and left to rot or a charred mass of wood and stone left behind from a fire that did not touch its surroundings. Beyond this lies the town square, which is cut solidly in half by a wall of white fog; one may approach the fog, but entering it leaves a person possessed by a fear and panic so intense that they physically can do nothing but flee back the way they came.
Our weary wanderers may also now venture to the southern edge of the the residential area of town, which ends at the forest that borders Mathias Township. The leaves here tell the tale of fall, with colors ranging from rusty oranges to rich reds and deep browns. A hundred yards into the forest, they are met with that same fog that will allow none to pass.THE ARRIVAL OF ROYALTY
Alas, there is no fanfare for the newest arrivals, though royalty they may be. The High King awakes on the lawn of a dilapidated house a block from the town square, while the Fool finds himself on the lawn of the Boarding House. Groggy and disoriented, at least they are met by far more hospitable weather conditions than those who came before them.
The third new arrival may not be royalty but he is certainly no stranger to fame. The Bright one awakes just past the tree line on the southeast side of the residential district.

DAY 010
THE DAY THAT ISN'T
The day dawns just as any other in Mathias, giving no indication of what is to come in the hours ahead. For everyone within the town's limits shall experience a strange occurrence of one kind or another, be it inexplicable dreams, waking somewhere they shouldn't be, or finding themselves so dreadfully alone. And after their day is done, however long it may last, they will each of them sleep solidly through the night and not wake again until the following morn.
How strange it is to live in this town.DAY 011
TIME MOVES ONWARD“The only reason for time is so that everything
doesn't happen at once.” —Albert Einstein
A normal day. A day to rest, to recover, to wonder what you ever did to deserve this place. The weather is beautiful, with a bright blue sky and white puffy clouds, the leaves beginning to change and a crisp chill in the shadows. How will you spend this day after what you've experienced?
Whether you share tales of what happened or keep these secrets, the day still dawns, the night still approaches, and time moves ever onward in its spiral.

LOCATIONS
TOWN HALL Standing at the center of Mathias Township, the town hall is a modest two-story building that would be welcoming if not for the faded sign, chipped paint, and deafening silence within its empty halls. It's a typical government building, with a reception desk at the front and rows of identical offices within, the names half faded from each door. But what catches the attention is a large bulletin board on the main wall beside the reception desk, once meant to hold flyers or announcements for the community.
What it holds now is decidedly different. Tacked onto the board is a torn scrap of paper with words scrawled almost illegibly in dark red ink. Upon close examination, a keen eye will realize that the ink is actually blood, though whether it is human is unknown.why did this happen
A number of tarnished metal push pins are scattered around the edges of the board, waiting for future messages to be shared, and a stack of pristine white paper and stack of cheap ballpoint pens rest on one of three chairs beside the board. The chairs are clearly meant for those waiting for meetings and are covered in the same layer of grime as everything else in the building — everything except the pens, paper, and bulletin board.
GENERAL STORE Basic food, drink, and first aid supplies may be found in the small General Store which, while a tad dusty, is impeccably well-stocked. The popular staple North American brands of the 1990s are mingled amongst unknown generic brands. No matter how the shelves are depleted, they will be restocked by the next day with the exact same amount of each item, in the exact same position as before. This phenomenon cannot be explained, nor can it be observed in any way. It simply is. (No, before you ask, there is no alcohol in the store. There are, however, a few packs of cigarettes.)
ZELDA'S BEAUTY SUPPLY Pink is the color of choice in this particular location. The front of the building is painted a slightly garish bubblegum pink, while the interior walls are an antique pink, with white curtains draped around the large front display window. The dusty shelves are filled with bath and hair products, shaving supplies, nail polish, cleansers, cold creams, and basic makeup products.
REEL RENTALS The small town version of a Blockbuster, Reel Rentals has a dozen shelves packed full of weathered, dusty VHS tapes, with covers stuffed with styrofoam and the tapes themselves in worn plastic cases. With a wide range of genres and both popular films and unknown B-movies, there's something here for everyone. Did you bring your membership card?
OLD TOY SHOPPE Everything in this quaint yet creepy shop has a handmade quality to it. Wooden dolls, hand-carved puppets, painted train sets, intricate block sets... The items speak of time, devotion to craft, and enough popularity to keep such a business afloat. The lights do not work in this building, though, and it is quite chilling at night without the comfort of artificial illumination.CONDITIONS UPDATE — POWER has returned to most buildings in Mathias. Those that are decaying remain without working utilities.
— VOICES are no longer openly haunting our residents, though they may still be occasionally encountered in the more heavily decayed buildings where some rooms seem to almost swallow whatever light tries to enter them.
— WEATHER conditions are fairly typical for late fall: chilly "sweater weather" days and nights that can dip below freezing. You don't want to be outside without a coat, but it won't kill anyone if they bundle up. Probably.

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Is there alcohol in the- DAMNITDoc is looking for corn or cornmeal, sugar, yeast and water. Can he find these items in the Grey Gull/general store?If hypothetically the above ingredients are used to make hypothetical moonshine, will the attempt be successful, and if successful and it is hypothetically given out to several characters, will they experience metal poisoning, organ failure, blindness, death etc. or will it be left up to each player who chooses to sample the goods? Asking for a hypothetical friend.
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lol sorry this is so vauge, i'm seriously open to anything.
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Secondary Information hunt: Town Hall
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- But is there PUMPKIN SPICE THINGS in the General Store- Does the General Store have any maps or ways to locate the size of Mathias, or where the city is located?
- Are the cigarettes in the General Store limited to only American Brand/Off Brand?
- Medical supplies... are they restocked mysteriously too?
- What can be found in terms of maps, locations, details about the town in Town Hall?
- If you lick the blood can you tell if its human/animal?
- If one tried to do speak to spirits in the Hall, does anything happen?
- If someone is stupid enough to go into the fog... is it similar to the fear feeling on the beach?
Thanks, Mod! ♥
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-Are the film titles themselves all familiar?
-What are the dates of said films? Specifically, what's in the new releases? is it the same as the library's date of 1990?
-Do any of the VHS preview things work? If not, would minor mending fix them?
-Are there twinkies in the snack aisle?
-Any mysterious unmarked tapes a la The Ring?
-Can Quentin gain access to the back room/employee spots? Specifically, he's going to be looking for personal belongings from others to see what's what, or any hint at wtf happened before all this shit went down, but he'll keep his eye out for anything useful
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HOUSING
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General state of the house is "that'd be nice if someone fixed it up" - the garden is overgrown and dead, there are a couple broken windows, chipped paint along the siding. The gutter probably needs immediate cleaning.
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Malcolm Bright - Day 007 - OTA
When Malcolm's eyes fluttered open, sunlight was filtering through red and orange leaves up above him, stirring lightly in the breeze. He stared at it a moment, at the pattern, letting the faint rustling sound come to him.
He didn't jump up or startle or look around wildly. Largely because his first assumption in the circumstances was that it wasn't real. Sometimes his dreams started off peacefully before something terrible happened. He liked those moments, as rare and fleeting as they were. So he lingered there, on the ground, watching the patterns of the brightly coloured leaves and sunlight and breeze... until the cool of the ground started to seep through his jacket and shirt to his skin. He frowned and then - slowly - sat up and looked around.
Well.
This was different compared to the last time he woke up somewhere unfamiliar. Weirdly calm. Seemingly wide open. He looked down. He was still wearing the same clothes he'd been wearing in the hospital, staring through the glass down at his father's prone form during surgery. Nothing appeared to be missing. He pulled his phone out of his pocket, but there was no signal. He slid it back in and got to his feet. There were some houses nearby. He'd head there, see if anyone knew whether something strange was going on.
Later in the day
Having discovered that there was, in fact, something strange going on, Malcolm headed for the centre of town. Find him approaching the library, the town hall or the square.
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Was he tearing down the wall? Yes, yes he was but the front and back doors were open and the house was clearly starting to decay on its own.
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later in the day
Malcolm would see what looks to be a kid, no older than fourteen dressed sharp and head canted right as he approached, hands tucked into the pockets of slacks. He was on his way to the Town Hall for further exploration when he saw the other man.
Typically, it wasn't in Five's habit to approach strangers for what could only be equated to small talk. And he was starting to suspect that the pattern of any new arrival was that there wasn't a pattern. But each new arrival could mean a potential clue. Or maybe, he's looking for familiarity in a stranger's face. Whatever smallest probability there was in seeing one of his siblings here, for better or worse.
Instead, it's someone he hasn't at all seen before, looking like he's half-convinced himself this wasn't real. Might as well shatter that illusion quick. Maybe learn something useful, along the way, but Five learned to keep his expectations low. "Just woke up -- on the beach?"
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later in the day (ELLO!)
A sigh and he let out a long line of smoke. The Town Hall turned out a few things, but, never as much as John liked. He felt like he needed to start making a chart in one of those rooms of the house he holed up in. Maybe some string. Oh, he bet that would make people think he'd lost it already.
He opened his eyes just to see a new face walk past - new to him. It wasn't as if John Constantine knew everyone in town.
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arrival;
(He hasn't found Eliot yet, firmly believing he's alone, firmly believing he's trapped in a place that's not quite the Underworld and not quite the Mirror World and not quite plain old New York, and his mind is so anxious about it it's setting his teeth on edge and all he can do is walk a little bit.)
To the treeline is a fairly safe place to explore, and if he's being honest, the whole thing is so overwhelming that he senses himself about to shut down in that old boarding house, so exploration and a walk seem pretty decent. He's lucky he's in a hoodie with the crisp fall weather -- other people might not be so lucky.
He eventually finds his way into an old house. Dilapidated is a mild word for it, though it reminds him eerily of a Brakebills that almost was. He's lost in thought when he hears someone else. His concentration broken, he looks over his shoulder at the other gentlemen.
"Hey."
That's how conversations start, right? Quentin himself is a tired-looking man in his late 20s, short brown hair and a little smaller in height than the average male but fairly broad-chested. His hands are in his hoodie's pockets, lips pressed into a thin line.
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Malcolm Bright - Day 008/009 - OTA
As it crept towards late morning, Malcolm was not feeling well and his investigation of their prison was starting to take a backseat to paranoia, anxiety and a search for anything to mitigate those problems.
He can be found around town and at some point in the day he will be desperately riffling through the General Store.
He may take a walk into the residential areas and consider a more private shelter if he can figure out how to restrain himself there. He's aware he'll have to go to sleep eventually.
He's still working on the puzzle because, when all else fails, a case is how he distracts himself.
Come the morning of Day 9, Malcolm is hurting. He's taken to walking into houses and riffling the bathrooms, particularly the medicine cabinets. Sorry if you live in the house; if the door isn't locked, he's not checking too carefully anymore.
🔥 john constantine | open & closed prompts
Prose or brackets, tag however you feel comfy!)
➝ day 7 - 9 | closed prompts
[LOCKED ➝ ELLIE] ii. you can watch it all burn, but the flame ain't ever done.
[LOCKED ➝ DAISY] iii. ain't no power higher, we're the outlaws and outsiders.
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➝ day 7 - 9 | open prompts
ii. they thought I'd change with a little bit of age, but you know i never will.
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➝ day ?? | closed
➝ day 8 | closed
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Quentin Coldwater | OTA
[ He's sort of got a handle on things. Sort of. It's tenuous at best, since it's his first day here, and his emotions have been spinning between 'this is far too much to handle at this very point in time' and 'sure, this might as well happen.' It's another day ending in Y for Quentin Coldwater, but that doesn't mean he has to like it.
Most of the time his hoodie half-zipped up, hands plunged into his pockets. He smokes a cigarette from the nearly done pack that arrived with him, but he's nice enough to either do that while walking or loitering at the entrance.
Towards the end of the day he'll simply sit at a table, holding a tiny piece of plastic -- it looks like a subway pass, bright blue. His facial expression is one of concentration, brows furrowed. Quentin's a pretty quiet guy, all things considered, but he at least looks approachable. Just out of it. ]
ii. Exploration;
[ Eventually, he finds himself out and about. It's a loose term, since Quentin hasn't really gone anywhere--he stays out of the fog thanks to a well-learned lesson. He still looks exhausted but there's a bit of fight in his eyes as he wanders through the place with no particular aim -- he wants to get a general lay of the land first. It's one thing hearing that the place is abandoned, it's another to look at it himself.
He just wishes it didn't remind him of the Mirror World. If he sees someone out and about, he'll give an awkward head-nod, looking painfully out of place and incredibly awkward. ]
iii. Library;
Holy shit.
[ Quentin's just stepped in the building, lips parted looking almost pained. The whole place isn't right. It's unsettling, and that's not just because there's more dust than there should be in a library. He's wondering if what he's heard is true--that there's a huge fuckoff portion of the library that's burned.
More importantly, he wants to see if he can fix any of them. ]
This place really is a mess.
closed to Doc;
Plus, you know, that one time he passed out in a closet and dealt Julia's little revenge ploy. It's water under the bridge, but it counts. He's older now, and while the thought of partying that much has never appealed to him, but now it's especially heinous.
The point is that its not ideal at all. There's a weird kink in your neck and you're left with a strange feeling of being discarded, and that's not something Quentin particularly feels like exploring right now. Or ever. ]
Shit.
[He at least gets up, peeling himself from the ground, touching at his neck, disoriented and not at all there. He's vaguely aware of someone near him, but at the moment he's trying to get his shit together long enough to discern what happened. ]
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closed to Eliot;
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Closed to Zed;
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Closed to Claire;
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dreamwidth was so fuckin rude to us, i'm so sorry
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exploration.
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Eliot Waugh | OTA
[ It's not the first time Eliot's woken up on a lawn with no idea where he is, and, if he's being honest, it probably won't be the last. But he usually has some vague idea of what city he's in.
At first, he thinks maybe he's ended up in Fillory. It's a pretty shitty and weirdly modern part of Fillory, though. Eliot squints as he pushes himself up to standing, teetering a bit.
(Maybe his recent party binge wasn't worth it.)
It takes him a few wobbling steps to find some sort of balance or center of gravity, but eventually his legs remember how to work, and he stops the first person he sees. ]
Uh. Hey. How far is New York from here?
➼ ii. ZELDA'S BEAUTY SUPPLY
[ Eliot feels like he's hit some sort of jackpot. When he found the salon, he wasn't quite sure what he'd find inside, but he thinks he could almost cry. Almost. Life might be shit but he can always pretend like it isn't by looking his best.
He finds a waste paper basket and dumps out the faded receipts and invoices, then he starts filling it with products - hair products, some soaps, razors and shaving cream, and enough skincare to almost have a routine. He's in the process of putting a couple of liners and a decent enough looking shadow or two when he sees someone else come in. ]
There's plenty left if you want some.
[ He's not sharing what's in his basket. ]
➼ iii. STOKER PARK
[ Eliot's had a day or so to get things moderately figured out. The good news is, it's not the first time he's dimension hopped or whatever. The bad news is, he's never been good at feeling alone, so he's decided to try and just occupy himself with anything and everything.
He's wandered the town. He's raided the salon for his little dragon hoard of beauty products, he's stocked up on cigarettes (what sort of hell hole doesn't have alcohol?), and he's found a house. He figures, given the condition of it, that no one's going to be mad if he decides to move in. And if someone is, well, maybe he can convince them they need a roommate.
The house he's chosen isn't really a looker. Once upon a time, it was probably charming, and while Eliot's not hoping to be here long enough to restore it to it's former glory, he'd at least like to make it habitable.
If you're wandering by, then you'll likely see him standing outside on the lawn, shaking out a dusty blanket. There's a whole pile beside him, of not just blankets, but rugs, too.
You know, just to keep busy. ]
Salon
What have they got?
[His tone is casual and curious, but he's studying the man. Studying his posture and his body language and where he carries the tension in his face.]
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stoker park.
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ii: salon
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Raylan Givens | OTA
Also happy to conform to brackets/prose as preferred!]
◄ Closed - Day 7 | Daisy Johnson
But he was distracted by the bob of dark hair ahead of him on the street. He'd been thinking about the faces he'd seen over the past few days and while John's had come around again, he hadn't seen the woman who greeted him. Daisy, he recalled eyes narrowing as his amble took on a more focused purpose, stride lengthening.
Whistling was out of the question, it was unquestionably rude, so he opted for something kinder.
"Daisy." He voiced echoed down the street and he figured either way, the woman would turn around and he'd get his answer.
◄ Open - Day 8 | Town Hall
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◄ Day 9 | Exploring Reel Rentals
what up its a strangely rigged TL
yo yo snaccs in the back
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◄ Day 11 | Placeholder
◄ Day 11 | Southern problem solving in action - Stare at it.
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Doc Holliday | OTA | Day 7
He's met some kind of wizard and some extraordinary people who can do incredible things. If they're just as stuck here as he is, he'd rather get to work on something he can do. Doc spends the morning on the move, going from the Boarding House to the Grey Gull to seek supplies. He gathers up empty bottles and whatever corn he can find, whether fresh, dried out or the instant popcorn stuff. Water and sugar also are easy finds at the restaurant, which leaves the yeast.
Not the most important ingredient, but that would have turned a fortnight process into a matter of days.
Quite fortunate then that there is yeast to be found at the General Store, and more corn. He's particularly thrilled about the first aid supplies.
Should he encounter a friendly face or a new face altogether he might spend some time in the Grey Gull before moving on. Otherwise he might strike up conversation at the general store over some of the interesting new finds. Like what the hell is an 'impossible burger'?
"...well it's clearly possible. It's right here in my hand."
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(Will be tagging around for days 8 and 9 but happy to write a starter for anything, and day 11 moonshine party will be a separate mingle thing)
Day 8? @ Zelda's with Coulson
He is however, rather perplexed by the selection it has to offer. Oil and soaps he is familiar with, but he's only learnt of shampoo in the past couple of years. And sure, the ladies had a few drawers of makeup and the like, but this is something else entirely.
Turning the can of hairspray around in his hand, the label too small for him to read, he squints at the fine print before giving the can a cursory shake. Some kind of ball rattles around inside and he holds the can of hairspray against his ear, shaking it again.
When he accidentally presses the nozzle down and a puff of hairspray goes flying in front of his face he promptly drops the can and stumbles backwards into a stray chair.
"Lord almighty--" What the hell was that?
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