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genessia2016-09-21 01:26 pm
plungeintofire) wrote in genessia2016-09-21 01:26 pm
Event Log (Finding the Cure)
Welcome to Happy Heights!
Attleton's premier amusement park!
Or at least it used to be.
Attleton's mayor has mentioned the unfortunate only access point to the items needed to make the tonic that will cure the tragic sense-depriving infection that's going around. They'd thought the disease was gone, so they hadn't bothered to maintain the area, but the wells are Happy Heights are the only place that's still going down to the aquifer. They could drill down but-- well, they don't have time for that before the disease really sets into permanence! The number of freak incidences and the decrepit state of the theme park will make it difficult to maneuver, but they've notified the electric company to turn the power on so that people can navigate their way through the park in order to gather the ingredients to make the cure.
Unfortunately, since it's been so long since the park's been opened, rain water and nature have all but wiped the park's map into illegibility. You're on your own for exploration and it's time to find at least four wells from different parts of the park. There are many, but none are a walk in the park to get to! They used to be part of a collection game kids could play when they came into the park.
The mayor warns everyone that the cure is incredibly sensitive to sunlight and oxygenation from the atmosphere- by the time a person can get four, the first extracted water will have their bioluminescence diminished. (And going to that park in the dark... it's too dangerous, he wouldn't recommend it!) It probably won't make it out of the park, so drink it right away! Good luck!
OOC NOTES: There will be different areas listed for different flowers that have soaked into the wishing wells' aquifer. Each area will have a couple of different scenarios you can play out- you're responsible for playing them out and you're welcome to have a blast with whatever you want to do! If you don't want to play it out but you did play sensory deprivation, feel free to handwave your character getting a cure, but remember: If you manage to have at least four different threads with 10 comments from your character, your character will receive an Attleton Charm ICly and for 'exceptionally valiant efforts' in eliminating the disease. (3 month prize claim limit puts this prize available until Dec. 21st.) To claim a charm, click here. Good luck!
Don't forget: If your character tampers with any of the things that are set up to get access to wells except when stated, the ride may explode or collapse, cutting off the well. Pretty unstable park, you know.
If your character wants to explore more of the park than where the wells are, they're more than welcome to. Feel free to make your own thread if you just want to have your character playing on any rides or doing things that they want- get creative, have fun, but the only areas with wells are those listed.
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"Oh! You're part canine?" [Then he remembered why he went through the maze at all.] "The well! I've got to find it, and fast. I'll search and let you two get acquainted." [Off he goes, leaving them to their own devices. A numbed victim was a funner one, though it wouldn't be the first time his plans for paralysis were foiled by bizarre biology.]
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"'ow did'ya do tha'?" she asked, the best she could, some laughter hidden in the gravel of her voice. This was great fun! If she wanted it to end, she could make that so, but no! Very fun! One arm was stuck up, awkwardly, and made her laugh.
"'e was righ', yer great."
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[No time to bask in wholly earned praise; there was still pranking to do. His were of the "ooga-booga" variety, though now that he's been introduced, the element of surprise is no more. Phooey.]
"Gehe-he-hangar."
[That was the only explanation she'd get for how he does what he does. Heck if he knows! He's just gonna do more of it. Like casually stroll up to her and rifle through her clothes for snacks or toys. Just wants to borrow 'em. Maybe forget later. And, ooh, big gal, isn't she? And big people mean big shadows. Fun! He'd dive right into hers, swim around a bit, then do goofy shapes. Like bringing Tektite's shadow's fist into its face again and again, then some fun-house mirror shenanigans.
Meanwhile, Ted found the well. One could tell by a very audible "Eureka!" He'd be busy getting his dose and doing whatever he could to mark the location for the future sickies, maybe wedging the oh-so convenient maze exit so people could cut across the candy maze. He hopes they're playing nice.]
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"'ou gotta show 'e 'ow you do all tha'!" After she could move again of course. Naughty ghost! Some shadow puppet nonsense would be great fun whenever she was on a hunt.
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His stubby ghost hands made an end of their invasive, incorporeal search. Maybe throw in some tickles for good measure. Goochy-goochy goo!
Around that time, Ted remembered that time was of the essence in finding all the wells, so he'd better move along to the next search. Oh no, Gengar was being stiffed on playtime! Better make these last moments count; he could already hear the footsteps coming to get him. What should his parting gag be?
There's always the classic hypnosis: making ghostly eye contact, putting the victim to sleep, maybe make goofy poses with their unconscious selves. He stepped out of her shadow, pointed to his red, sinister eyes, then made a face where he dragged down a lid while sticking out his tongue. It's a favorite, mocking expression of his, but the eye contact's the main thing.]
"Gengar..."(look deeeep into my eyes...go to sleeeep...)