(no subject)
On the sixth morning, dawn breaks.
Something shifts early in the morning; the air is crisp, the sky clear, and the light warm. The darkness that fell and trapped many people in its winding corridors lifts, depositing them wherever they'd been before their light went out. But this is not all that happens -- something strange flies above the Keep...
High in the sky, the Santa-hat-clad Monoctopus rides upon a sleigh of bones drawn by twelve little deer. He circles around the inner Keep, then flies low and drops little name-labeled sacks in front of every guest he can find. Any guest not in attendance of this wonderful ceremony has a sack, too - but it will be left in a heap just outside the barracks. Don't worry! The sacks are waterproof.
Inside each sack is a set of modern clothing (if they wear clothing), a pot of high-quality wax and a soft buffing cloth (if they're a robot), a Furby, and a water-logged card with a packet of tea wedged inside. The card reads "Happy Holidays from Ricard C. Latchley", and any clothing a guest receives (as well as the buffing cloths) is hideously Christmas-themed. Exactly what clothing and what patterns your character receives, as well as the color of their Furby, is up to you. Furby batteries will last six months and no longer.
Something shifts early in the morning; the air is crisp, the sky clear, and the light warm. The darkness that fell and trapped many people in its winding corridors lifts, depositing them wherever they'd been before their light went out. But this is not all that happens -- something strange flies above the Keep...
High in the sky, the Santa-hat-clad Monoctopus rides upon a sleigh of bones drawn by twelve little deer. He circles around the inner Keep, then flies low and drops little name-labeled sacks in front of every guest he can find. Any guest not in attendance of this wonderful ceremony has a sack, too - but it will be left in a heap just outside the barracks. Don't worry! The sacks are waterproof.
Inside each sack is a set of modern clothing (if they wear clothing), a pot of high-quality wax and a soft buffing cloth (if they're a robot), a Furby, and a water-logged card with a packet of tea wedged inside. The card reads "Happy Holidays from Ricard C. Latchley", and any clothing a guest receives (as well as the buffing cloths) is hideously Christmas-themed. Exactly what clothing and what patterns your character receives, as well as the color of their Furby, is up to you. Furby batteries will last six months and no longer.
