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[A sigh, though whether it's content or not is unclear.]
Time, then.
[Footsteps, retreating.]
First off, all characters can expect to hear a Song, one that brings back good memories in such a way as to make it very hard to ignore, and it will last about a week. The Temple is glowing white inside, glyphs along the walls, and in the center, Alma sings. The first few hours, it is only singing; she can't respond to anyone, though she does watch the characters if they come see her, and her eyes are otherworldly, but glowing with love and a protective feeling. She's been taken by the Presence, as she probably has most of her life. The difference is that here, in the Temple, it makes sense. As the song goes on, she will gradually begin to dance, tracing a glyph of her own in the dirt. As the glyph grows, a light snow begins to fall on Purgatorium, and for a while, even the lower level looks peaceful. This is a chance for your characters to relax and heal, mentally and physically, until the next event. It's Alma and the Presence's gift to the citizens of Purgatorium, an apology for being unable to resist Wilheim, and a promise of love. On the morning of the fifth day (9 FEB, for anyone curious), each character will wake and find ONE thing from home that they cherished, even if it had been lost or destroyed. Note that this is only applicable to objects, not people/pets or abilities. The Song ends on the eleventh of February.
The Song isn't really in any language, but the meaning is mostly understandable to anyone who listens very hard, and is about equivalent to the lyrics given in the video.
There's a surprise waiting for you all on the 14th of February. 8)
Time, then.
[Footsteps, retreating.]
Click to viewFirst off, all characters can expect to hear a Song, one that brings back good memories in such a way as to make it very hard to ignore, and it will last about a week. The Temple is glowing white inside, glyphs along the walls, and in the center, Alma sings. The first few hours, it is only singing; she can't respond to anyone, though she does watch the characters if they come see her, and her eyes are otherworldly, but glowing with love and a protective feeling. She's been taken by the Presence, as she probably has most of her life. The difference is that here, in the Temple, it makes sense. As the song goes on, she will gradually begin to dance, tracing a glyph of her own in the dirt. As the glyph grows, a light snow begins to fall on Purgatorium, and for a while, even the lower level looks peaceful. This is a chance for your characters to relax and heal, mentally and physically, until the next event. It's Alma and the Presence's gift to the citizens of Purgatorium, an apology for being unable to resist Wilheim, and a promise of love. On the morning of the fifth day (9 FEB, for anyone curious), each character will wake and find ONE thing from home that they cherished, even if it had been lost or destroyed. Note that this is only applicable to objects, not people/pets or abilities. The Song ends on the eleventh of February.
The Song isn't really in any language, but the meaning is mostly understandable to anyone who listens very hard, and is about equivalent to the lyrics given in the video.
There's a surprise waiting for you all on the 14th of February. 8)