Time: Day
Location: Anywhere in the city; though for new arrivals dropping in, it'll be somewhere near the frozen yogurt stand because life mocks you at every turn
Congratulations, young man/woman/abominable creature! Your day --and your life!-- is about to become much more entertaining, for you have been chosen at random by none other than the
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"Um... oh, uh sorry," he apologized distractedly and slowly moved to unblock the doorway. A hand went to his forehead and he stared dazedly at a patch of floor. When it occurred to him that standing there staring at nothing wasn't going to get him any answers, Patrick looked up at the girl and noticed that she too wore a look of surprise.
"...Sorry, what ...just happened?"
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"What just happened? I think I just went through a portal and ended up in a less-warm Australia. Or ... England. I'm not too good with accents." He hadn't mentioned koalas or blokes so she couldn't be sure.
"This is supposed to be my school. And you probably think I'm crazy..."
Great, now the locals were going to take her to the loony bin before she could find out where the hell she was. At least it wouldn't be Arkham. They'd tear her apart.
"Could you tell me where I am?"
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A red-haired woman was wandering down the street, swaying gently from side to side, almost as if she was dancing to music playing only for her. This place was unfamiliar to her, very unfamiliar, and she didn't like it. No, no, she didn't like it at all. She had been in her cottage in the woods, her home, her lovely home, that she and the Baby had built together. They had built it together to last forever, but she had stepped out of the door of her little cottage and instead of her woods, her beautiful, cold, stark woods, she had stepped out of the door to this.
To this, this, THISNo, no, no, no, this was wrong, this was allll wrong. It had to be fixed, but for it to be fixed, she needed to know where she was, where she was and why she wasn't at home ( ... )
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The voice, coming from a near-by alley, was loud, and very, very whiny. It continued it's odd call once more, then once more again, before falling silent briefly.
And then it started again.
"Gooooshyyy! Goshy, where are ya? Why'd ya hafta go and leave, Goshy? Why'd ya hafta? I don't like it, Goshy, I don't like it! Goshy! C'mon, Goshy, you shouldn't'a oughtn't'a run off like his Goshy! It's not funny! Gonko's gonna be real mad, Goshy, he's gonna be real mad, so we gotta oughta get back now, Goshy, now! Goooooshyyyy!"
He could go on like this all day.
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"Doops?" He stood with the pipe dangling from one hand at his side, ears perked. For the moment his rage was suddenly swept aside. The unmistakable rambling went on and on.
Following the sound Gonko stumbled out of the wreckage, glass and loose gravel crunching underfoot. He peered out from one end of the alley, looked back and forth, saw no one else around, then shouted in a commanding voice, "DOOPS! Where are ya?"
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Despite the horror in her own head, Alice was smiling. She was a very happy young woman, especially now with her strawberry froyo. Delicious. The lady that had gotten it before her didn't even seem to care that Alice was eating it now. How nice.
When Helena entered the establishment and sat down Alice perked up even more. Helena wasn't grey at all! In fact, she was just bursting with colour. With a grin plastered on her face, Alice and her yogurt bounced over to where the other young lady was seated and sat down beside her.
"Hello. I'm Alice. Yogurt?"
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"I'm Helena. Helena Campbell." The name Alice rung a bell somewhere but sense she couldn't remember meeting anyone at home named Alice she let it slip away and focused on the young woman before her. Smiling up at her she nodded her heads insinuation that she would love some yogurt. She was in a yogurt shop, so, why not?
"Uhm, could you by chance tell me where I am? I mean, I know I'm in a yogurt stand, but I don't know what city this is..." She was trying not to sound crazy, but it probably couldn't be helped. It was probably also too late for that anyway since she was already roaming the streets of said strange city and sitting in a yogurt stand in her pajamas.
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"Nope. Can't help you. Don't know where this is. I was in my white room and now I'm in this room which is much nicer because it has these delicious treats. It's cold, though." She smiled.
She was dressed in loose, pale green clothing that resembled doctor's scrubs without any pockets. The word "Arkham" was written on the back of her shirt in black letters and her feet were bare.
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