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Snowblind Moderators ([personal profile] snowblindmods) wrote in [community profile] snowblindrpg2017-02-19 10:27 pm

[log] Event: Howl [open]

Characters: everyone
Location: The sort of location M.C. Escher wishes he'd thought up.
Date: nights 211 & 212
Summary: I hunt for you with bloody feet across the hallow'd ground
Warnings: potential for violence, death, and psychological horror; please note in subject lines if any specific warnings come up!

like some child possessed, the beast howls in my veins
I want to find you tear out all your tenderness
despiteeverything: (solemn moment)

[personal profile] despiteeverything 2017-02-28 06:37 am (UTC)(link)
They're all over the place.

[In very confusing, not really sensical ways, for someone who can't see their environment.]

I was trying to find that one.

[They point somewhere a bit to their right. There's a wall that could be floor in the semi distance.]
definingfuture: (T - You did what with the pole?)

[personal profile] definingfuture 2017-03-01 05:00 am (UTC)(link)
All over?

[Tony doesn't see the lights like Frisk does. And he doesn't know where the monsters are. All he knows is that he hasn't gotten close enough to see one. He takes Frisk's hand and leads them carefully away from the strange, sudden drop that seems to lie just ahead to one side with no explanation as to what it is or where it leads.]

Which way to the nearest one?
despiteeverything: from "The Dogs of Future Past pt.1" (classic friskface)

[personal profile] despiteeverything 2017-03-02 06:38 am (UTC)(link)
[They turn and give him (or at least the blue light representing him) the most deadpan of deadpan looks. And continue pointing resolutely in the direction they'd just been pointing in, at the monster they'd been pointing at.

They can't see their environment so they... don't understand what's wrong with that one.]
definingfuture: (T - I'm measuring God.)

[personal profile] definingfuture 2017-03-08 07:01 pm (UTC)(link)
It, uh...

[Tony pauses, looking in the direction that Frisk is pointing. He doesn't want to reply at first, because it almost seems too ridiculous to say anything when Frisk is so deadpan, but finally he does finish his thought.]

It's pretending to be a wall?

[And that is a bad joke.]

Okay. Just to let you know, the path is a little bit rocky. And blocked that way.