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dramatispersonae) wrote2011-08-27 12:59 pm
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Rolo's Heart
Tick, tick, tick, tick.
You fall through space breathlessly, airlessly, your heart skipping a beat. When you land, everything is black for a moment before you rise and see who is with you and where you are...
((Please join us in #coldclock))
[OOC Note: Temperature | The Clock Shop | A New Arrival | The Clock Tower | The Basement | The Left Wing | The Right Wing | Return to Clock Shop | Outdoors | Post-Scoring Poking-Around Threadin']
You fall through space breathlessly, airlessly, your heart skipping a beat. When you land, everything is black for a moment before you rise and see who is with you and where you are...
((Please join us in #coldclock))
OUTDOORS
There is no visible path, but to the left and right sheer mountain faces rise. Unless you feel like going mountain-climbing in poor visibility, the only ways to go are back to the clock shop or forward into the wind.
The temperature here is icy. One way or another you should probably get moving before you freeze to death...
How do you hope to proceed?
((OOC: An icy temperature has a strongly numbing effect on your emotions. It mutes your emotional level by a whole 50-70% (In other words, it's only 30-50% normal now)).
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[BUT FORWARD IT IS, arms tightly wrapped around herself]
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Let's hurry.
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[HEADS ON OUT, STRAIGHT]
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IT'S LIKE HAVING NO EMOTIONS]
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[this feelinnngggg just walks forward in any direction /o/]
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going forward wordlessly]
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FORWARD
You nearly fall into the crevasse by the time you see it, disguised by the rolling snow. It is a huge jagged gap in the landscape, long but fairly thin (around five feet wide at its narrowest point). When you look into it, it seems to go a long, long way down. On the other side of the crevasse, a tall wall of rock and snow greets you, blocking any further progress forward; it appears you've found where the mountains on either side meet.
The crevasse is nearly a sheer descent, but there appear to be some jagged outcroppings. It is probably possible to climb down but it is extremely treacherous and a single misstep will certainly be fatal. Moreover, unless you can fly or have actual mountaineering skills, to some extent traversing it may be a matter of luck, as it is not easy to pick out what paths may be safe immediately, let alone what paths may become untraversable beyond where you can see. For anyone who CAN fly, the winds are blowing strongly enough it would be very risky to try to carry anyone down with your numb hands. For climbers, you could avoid the risk of sliding against the icy spikes of the rough walls by just throwing yourself in, but given that you can't see the bottom... well, it's up to you.
Do you attempt to enter the crevasse, risking your life at the whims of chance, or retreat for the safety of the clock tower? You can still hear the bells in the distance, helping you find your way back if you choose to go that way.
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no feelings plus ability to float and find a way is totally the way to go]
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LET'S CLIMBING DOWN]
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I'm from DGM
It'll be fine]
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THE BOTTOM OF THE CREVASSE
((OOC: Cold is still muting your emotions, but they're less numb. Around 30-50% muted (thus, they're still 50-70% normal).))
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MOVING RIGHT ALONG]
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