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Entry tags:
- *overview log,
- doc holliday (wynonna earp),
- ellie (the last of us),
- raylan givens (justified),
- ~ claire novak (supernatural),
- ~ daisy johnson (marvel live action),
- ~ john constantine (dc live action),
- ~ kylo ren (star wars),
- ~ max guevara (dark angel),
- ~ number five (the umbrella academy),
- ~ phil coulson (marvel live action),
- ~ zed martin (dc live action)
004-006 » it was the possibility of darkness...
WHO: Everyone.
WHERE: Eastern Mathias.
WHEN: Days 004-006
WHAT: Where has the day gone?
WARNINGS: Will update as necessary. PM this account to have a warning added!
NOTES: Plotting post over here!
RECOMMENDED ♫ Graham Plowman "The King in Yellow"





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WHERE: Eastern Mathias.
WHEN: Days 004-006
WHAT: Where has the day gone?
WARNINGS: Will update as necessary. PM this account to have a warning added!
NOTES: Plotting post over here!
RECOMMENDED ♫ Graham Plowman "The King in Yellow"

DAY 004
THE DAY OF DARKNESS
For those who ventured out on the third night, the day will look eerily familiar, for this is no day. The sun does not rise in the morning as it should, and the black sky still stretches ominously above them with no stars or moon to light their way. It is impossible to tell either the hour or the passage of time, a truly disorienting experience for those used to the normal cycle of day and night.
Beyond the safety of that initial cluster of houses are three blocks more of residential spaces, along with streets branching off on either side into neighborhoods. There are no lights on in any of these homes, though there are occasional streetlights illuminating the way. The unwilling residents of Mathias are welcome to explore these home, though it is wise to take care of being out in the cold for too long. The temperature hovers near the freezing point, dipping lower the further one ventures down those side streets. At a certain point, the temperature drops sharply and those comforting streetlights blink into darkness. These same conditions befall those who try to walk beyond the Mathias Public Library.
The silence from the start of the unearthly night also continues into what should be day. No sounds travel through that bitterly cold air and while there is no physical impact on any who wander outside, the silence feels oppressive and like the rest of the world has disappeared beyond their small circle of sound and whatever light they carry with them.A NEW ARRIVAL
A terrible time to arrive in Mathias, surrounded by darkness and freezing cold. The newest resident will find herself shivering awake beneath a streetlight outside the Public Library, with no sign of how or why she has ended up in this unfamiliar place.
Best get inside, dear. It isn't safe in the cold.

DAY 005
NIGHT CONTINUES
There is still no sign of the sun. No moon. No stars. Nothing but darkness and painful cold greets our weary fellows on the fifth day.
Indeed, it seems almost monotonous, like this stretch of hours will be exactly as the last... until it isn't. At unpredictable intervals, the power begins to fluctuate within buildings where it had previously held steady. Lights flicker, central heating stutters, and as the hours wear on, there is the notion at the back of the mind that the electricity may go out entirely. Many houses and buildings in Mathias have fireplaces — it might be a good time to start using them.

DAY 006
SILENCE BROKEN
Across Mathias, the power fails completely. Now our ill-fated friends understand why emergency kits are so easily found in residences and businesses in town. Candles, matches, crank flashlights — these are the only means to light your way if you're foolish enough to move beyond the safety and warmth of a fireplace.
The silence is no longer relegated to the outdoors now, but has seeped inside. Sounds almost seem to be absorbed by the impenetrable blackness, disappearing into its depth so completely that one might begin to believe they never existed. The feeling of utter isolation becomes almost maddening, relief only provided slightly by the company of others. And then, suddenly, within that dark nothingness—
Voices. Indiscernible whispers from within the black, one voice or a dozen, with no source to be found. Lasting a mere second or for minutes or hours on end, coming from any direction or from nowhere at all, heard by only one person or by everyone, there is no shutting them out. Following the whispers is ill-advised, as they may lead away from the safety of a group, or out into the cold and beyond the point of no return.

LOCATIONS
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY A large brick building with a string of round lightbulbs draped across the double door entry way, the library resides at the intersection of Phillips Drive and Jackson Boulevard. The building is older than most in this area and coated in more dust than an ill-used library might usually see. There are a number of tall windows throughout the main room that are either broken with glass and debris scattered across a wide stretch of floor or coated in grime so thick that light couldn't penetrate even if there was any. There are lanterns with candles set around the room on lower shelves or the tops of pedestals, and low lamps with green glass are perched on reading tables at one end.
The books are what one might typically find in a small town library - classics, history, dry biographies, but nothing too controversial and nothing published after 1990. But these books are all collected at the front half of the library — toward the back is a different story. Almost as if walking into a different era, the shelves suddenly filled with old leather-bound tomes that smell add a musty smell to the air. Those shelves rise up toward the high ceiling, the tops barely able to be seen with one of the lanterns should it be lit, and as one reaches the very back of the library—
Streaks of soot cover the shelves, or what remain of them, and those along the wall are a blackened mess of what is left behind when books burn. From floor to ceiling, these shelves are a mangled ruin, and there is no way to tell what these books might have contained, or why the fire did not spread further into the room.
THE RESIDENTIAL HOUSES The stretch of new houses mentioned on Night 3 may still be explored as the night continues. Phillips Drive continues on for three blocks past where Mathias's newest residents took shelter, and the cross-streets of King Lane, Stoker Park, and Jackson Boulevard are also open for one block in either direction. Venturing beyond this area is met with painful cold and debilitating exhaustion.
The houses in this section of town are both locked and unlocked, ranging from pristine (if dusty) condition to rundown and falling apart, as if some houses have aged where others have not. The "oldest" houses have been overtaken by rot, interior walls missing whole sections, holes in the floors between levels. There is running water in all the houses in this area of time, but only the best condition houses have working electricity, though the electricity will begin to fail as the night stretches on. The corded landline telephones found within the homes are still working, thankfully, and new sets of numbers (this time without names) are easily found for each block.
As utterly empty as the "newest" houses seem to be, the oldest are... less so. There's a feeling that someone could walk around the corner at any moment. It is almost the sensation of being watched, or of there being thing else there that cannot be seen. Nothing in the houses is disturbed and there are no shadows springing out, so perhaps there's really nothing there at all...
THE BOARDING HOUSE Another large brick building at the intersection of Phillips Drive and Jackson Boulevard, the boarding house occupies the opposite corner from the library and seems to be almost as old as the larger building across from it. There are three stories to the building: the first floor contains the kitchen (fully stocked), dining room, shared living room space, and a half bath; the second floor has four single bedrooms and one full bath; the third floor also has four single bedrooms and one full bath. There is a locked door on the third floor that leads to an attic. Each room is furnished with a double bed, desk, and small table and chairs, and in each room there can be found the clothing and personal effects of the former boarders. The electricity and other utilities in the boarding house function just fine until the power fluctuations begin as in the rest of town.Room 1 — unclaimed
Room 2 — unclaimed
Room 3 — Daisy Johnson
Room 4 — Max Guevara
Room 5 — Number Five
Room 6 — Phil Coulson
Room 7 — Claire Novak
Room 8 — unclaimed
To claim a house for layout designing/exploration or a room in the boarding house, comment here. House numbers will be generated in response to comments.

QUESTIONS?
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first first firstre: houses (so people can see answers if similar questions!)
Is there a set "guideline" to the houses like Log 1? Such as them being from a certain economic class (middle, high, low), or general size? Or do we just get to really go ham with it?
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I'm not really sure how the sanity thing is supposed to work, for now will it suffice to just keep track of unsettling things that are making them doubt themselves or whether they did something stupid on one of the days?
And are there first aid kits in any of the locations at all? Are they self replenishing like the food? Y'all gonna give him heart palpitations at this rate.
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Re: QUESTIONS?
and sorry, edit, secondly!! will the voices sound familiar, or indiscernible? five will likely follow either way, but even more blindly if they sound like his fam!
thank you!
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If not, would her violence be enough? :) :) :)
Secondly, would it be possible to find a small hand axe or handsaw, if even dull? Fire wood obviously will only last so long and Jill would offer to cut wood and split the logs, but try as she might there is only so much she can do with kicking :(
LAST for the moment: Jill will be checking the water tanks of the toilets. Any baggies of drugs or secret diaries or anything?
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- Are the tomes in the library magical or occult in nature?
- If they are magical/occult, which culture would they be from? Are they ancient (Sumer, Egypt, Babylonian, ect ect)? Or more medieval (Latin)? Or more modern (Crowley)?
- If ancient then are they able to be read at all?
- What are the consequences of taking one
or tenhome?Now the real fun part....
- The burned section. Is it just the shelves and books that once contained things that are toast? Or is it the literal floor too?
- If the floor is burned toast then can it be broken?
- Is there any way to tell if the fire was started by natural means or by magical means?
Thanks luv, you're awesome.
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also, is it only kept to a particular section of the library or did it spread--and if it was a specific section, which? or, is there a particular area that was especially badly hit?
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MOD INPUT
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Claire Novak: Boarding House Room 7
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❖ Claire Novak | Open
❖ Day 004: Boarding House
She misses Jody. Alex. Donna. Patience.
.... Kaia.
So she finds her way to the Boarding House, still feeling stiff and cold in her limbs from attempting to explore this place at... well. Night. Except it's still night. Seriously, screw this shit hole of a place.
She ends up on the third floor. Room number 7 - because 7, 8, 9 - and then... well. Then she discovers that the third floor has an attic door that's locked. And thus begins a journey.
Characters are free to encounter Claire during Day 4. At first, she's going to attempt to pick the lock. After that fails, she moves on to violence - shoulder vs door? The door wins. It should not be this sturdy. Still, stubbornly refusing to give up, Claire will then begin exploring the entire building, top to bottom and back up, to find tools, keys, anything - she does find her room key, which is useful.
Doesn't quite find a key to the attic door. Tools do some minor damage. Trying to battering ram it down with a heavy side table doesn't do anything except hurt Claire herself, who by the end of the "day" is sitting on the third floor, back leaning against that stubborn attic door, rubbing her left shoulder. To anyone who finds her now, after the ordeal, she will comment: ]
You know, in any good horror movie, this is when the door would fall open behind me, and I'd get dragged inside by some entity I could then punch in the dick.
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❖ Day 005: Library (Open)
❖ Day 006: Voices (Closed to Ellie)
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🔥 john constantine | open & closed prompts
brackets or prose is entirely welcome. )
➝ day 4 (open/closed)
[LOCKED] ii. no grave can hold my body down, i'll crawl home to her.
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➝ day 5 | OPEN
➝ day 6 | OPEN
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Early Day 6
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Raylan Given | Open and closed prompts
If you prefer brackets, lemme know, I'm flexible.]
Day Four ◄ Open
But no pain, no exhaustion, no need to try and hurl up his own boots. That should have been a good thing. It only made Raylan more suspicious and lost in his situation. Not to mention cold. He buttoned up his jacket and popped his collar before continuing.
He made his way up into town, noting the library before heading off down Stroker's Park off Phillips Drive. It was like the town decided to open up to them, which was ridiculous.. Right? There'd been too much and not enough over the past three days and the two hours of sleep he'd gotten the night before, having stayed up since he arrived, was starting to show in the depth of shadows on his face.
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Day 5 ◄ Closed to John and Doc
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Day 6 ◄ Open
number five - the umbrella academy - open/closed
☄ DAY 4 - DAY OF DARKNESS - open
( or wildcard it baybeee i’m open to anything ever )
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☄ DAY 5 - NIGHT CONTINUES - open/closed
library!!
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☄ DAY 6 - SILENCE BROKEN - open
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zed martin | constantine | open
DAY 5 - open
( since she would have spent day four with john here )library
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DAY 6 - open/closed
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daisy johnson | closed
day 4 » closed
into the dark, trying not to lose myself when i go too far — closed to doc
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five years later...
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like a year later...
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day 5 » closed
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day 6 » closed
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kylo ren - star wars.
⟴ ᴅᴀʏ ғɪᴠᴇ - ᴛʜᴇ ʟɪʙʀᴀʀʏ: ᴏᴘᴇɴ
he finds the library by sheer chance—the ring of lights framing the door calling to him from the darkness. having no reason to be wary, he is quick to duck inside. he doesn't intend to linger, but this swiftly changes.
he spends some time wandering the shelves, plucking a book here or there and flipping through its pages. very little, if any of it makes much sense to him. he has no concept earth, of its continents and its people.
it doesn't matter. he doesn't intend on sticking around any longer than necessary. certainly not when there's a war to win, the last twitches of his mother's resistance to stifle.
still, a pile of books grows on one of the reading tables—everything from astronomy to history to children's stories. he has a particular weakness for ghost stories and romances.
later, he can be found inspecting one of the ruined stacks. fingers reaching out to touch the heavy, black soot and rub it between his fingers. )
Phil Coulson | AoS | Open
Day 4 | The Library | Open
His ventures outside have been in vain, more or less, and he hasn’t really made any noteworthy discoveries, so for the moment, he’s abandoned outside exploration in favor of having a look around what seems to be a public library.
He’s unsure what he might find, but at first, his attention is drawn to the books on history and the biographies, and he spends a good hour or so picking up one sizable tome after another, leafing through if it’s not immediately captivating, and thoroughly examining it if it is. What he’s hoping to find is some clues about this place, something that might prove useful, but the contents of the books are rather dry and contain no revelations.
Eventually, when he’s had his fill of books, he goes exploring deeper into the library, and that’s when he finds the evidence of a fire. Now, Coulson can be found in full investigator mode, sometimes bending over to inspect the floor, and other times mounting a ladder to look at the books contained on the top shelves and the shelves themselves.
It feels like a pointless gesture, because it’s not like he has a lab at his disposal, or anyone to work said lab, but he has a dented metal cup that he commandeered for his own use and a partially scribbled on piece of paper. Said paper has been folded up, and he uses it to scrape some of the soot into the cup. It’s probably going to come to nothing, but stranger things have happened.
Finally, still carefully balancing the cup with the soot sample in it, Coulson moves to leave the library, but not before he lifts one of the mostly burned books from its equally burned resting place. And for good measure, when he returns to the intact part of the library, he pauses in front of the history section yet again, as if trying to decide what he should take from that section as well. ]
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Day 5 (Evening) | The Boardinghouse | Open
Day 6 | Boardinghouse | Open
Ellie | The Last Of Us 2 | closed starters
day 6 | for max
But the silence is hard. All there is in that kind of silence is Ellie's own demons, her thoughts a dark reminder of death and violence. She can't take it. So she goes out into the cold anyway.
Here, the voices chatter at her nonsensically. She can't make them out in any real way, but she ends up following them anyway. She can't figure out any other clue here, any answers. The darkness, the silence, the fucking multiple universes thing? It's just getting to her, or whatever. But the whispers lead her further out than she means to go. She has a flashlight, but the further out she goes, the less it seems to do. Eventually she just gives up and turns it off with fingers that feel half frozen.
The cold and the dark are worse than she could have anticipated. Not too far outside of the part of town that is (relatively) safe, she just...cannot continue. She doesn't so much fall over as she just gives up and sits there on the ground in the dark, out of it, alone. She'll probably just sit there and freeze, if she's unlucky.
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