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deercountry2022-09-12 11:27 pm
stilljustyou) wrote in deercountry2022-09-12 11:27 pm
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you were in the darkness, too ( closed )
Who: Frisk and Chara
What: The Leap of Faith prompt for the event.
When: During the event.
Where: The alternate trench.
( The sensation of falling without actually doing so is strange. At this point, it almost feels like Frisk can't escape this very situation -- finding themselves in somewhere new, unusual -- and a little scary.
Still, it's the first time that they've woken up like this with little memory of just how they've ended up where they are now. They remember falling asleep in their own bed, and then once they had awoken, they couldn't recognize just where they were. It looks like the trench, but there's something incredibly wrong.
It isn't just the feeling they get from it -- as if it's far more desolate and empty than before, but there's far more destruction, too. The sound of thunder and sight of lightning is more than enough to motivate anyone to move, but the sight of monsters is what causes Frisk to push themselves upwards. All they can do is move forward, whether they're alone or not.
If they keep an eye out for anything, it's shelter -- or, perhaps a familiar face. )
What: The Leap of Faith prompt for the event.
When: During the event.
Where: The alternate trench.
( The sensation of falling without actually doing so is strange. At this point, it almost feels like Frisk can't escape this very situation -- finding themselves in somewhere new, unusual -- and a little scary.
Still, it's the first time that they've woken up like this with little memory of just how they've ended up where they are now. They remember falling asleep in their own bed, and then once they had awoken, they couldn't recognize just where they were. It looks like the trench, but there's something incredibly wrong.
It isn't just the feeling they get from it -- as if it's far more desolate and empty than before, but there's far more destruction, too. The sound of thunder and sight of lightning is more than enough to motivate anyone to move, but the sight of monsters is what causes Frisk to push themselves upwards. All they can do is move forward, whether they're alone or not.
If they keep an eye out for anything, it's shelter -- or, perhaps a familiar face. )