All the nightmares are real (OPEN)
who ; Sarah Connor and you!
what ; Finding the journal entries and FREAKING THE HELL OUT.
where ; All over! Following the power outages, Sarah is exploring to try to figure out what the hell is going on. Feel free to run into her, or have her barge into your apartment like a crazy woman.
when ; Day 1 of the Phase 4444 event (when the journal entries first start to appear).
warnings ; Extreme paranoia and metal-hatin'.
Something is, clearly, very wrong here.
It's not just the lights going out, or the fact that half of the teleporters are dark and useless. Sarah could deal with that, though the idea of sudden power outages in a closed environment like a space station is...disquieting, to say the least.
But it's the other stuff that's really creeping her out.
She doesn't recognize the holographic environments from the MMO game, but she knows she doesn't like them, that they're not supposed to be there. So she's staying inside. Where there are more holograms. And...something else.
Sarah reads the first journal entry and her stomach drops into her shoes. She stands there, as if frozen, for a moment, and then she's backing out of the room, running into the next, finding another device with another entry and trying not to panic.
Metal. Killing humans.
It's happened here, too.
what ; Finding the journal entries and FREAKING THE HELL OUT.
where ; All over! Following the power outages, Sarah is exploring to try to figure out what the hell is going on. Feel free to run into her, or have her barge into your apartment like a crazy woman.
when ; Day 1 of the Phase 4444 event (when the journal entries first start to appear).
warnings ; Extreme paranoia and metal-hatin'.
Something is, clearly, very wrong here.
It's not just the lights going out, or the fact that half of the teleporters are dark and useless. Sarah could deal with that, though the idea of sudden power outages in a closed environment like a space station is...disquieting, to say the least.
But it's the other stuff that's really creeping her out.
She doesn't recognize the holographic environments from the MMO game, but she knows she doesn't like them, that they're not supposed to be there. So she's staying inside. Where there are more holograms. And...something else.
Sarah reads the first journal entry and her stomach drops into her shoes. She stands there, as if frozen, for a moment, and then she's backing out of the room, running into the next, finding another device with another entry and trying not to panic.
Metal. Killing humans.
It's happened here, too.