Imeeji Idol Productions (
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- 𝄳 kija,
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- 𝄳 marceline,
- 𝄳 moriyama shiemi,
- 𝄳 yona,
- 𝄵 kiryuu ren
liar hotel
Who: You.
Where: The hotel.
When: Monday.
[ And so, the bus rolls up to the hotel, and you're set free to go to your own room with . . . literally no luggage, haha, fools.
Once you get past the extremely eye catching stairs up into the building, the hotel ceiling looks like the vaults of a gothic european church, repainted and repurposed as a nightclub with violet lights glowing and illuminating the arched beams, and light streaming from a jewel-like multi-faceted light in the ceiling's central dome. Above the automatic sliding door you enter through are windows of stained glass that show scenes of people paying tribute to the sun, and windows that are just television screens, showing iconic scenes of hell movies: there's the fall of Lucifer, there's a Romeo and Juliet-like tragic love between an angel and a demon, a heroic war scene valorizing the demon on screen, etcetera. The front desk will hand you the keys to your room, and a map of the building. Looks like you have the usual hotel amneities of an ice machine on your floor! There's a nightclub too, on the basement level. Your rooms, for better or worse, are in the same sort of aesthetic. You haven't been grouped by unit, but instead randomly assigned doubles or singles-- whatever the hotel had room for, it looks like.
(OOCly, you can decide to room with whoever you like, as long as they're also staying at the hotel in Liar Hell!) ]
EVENT INFORMATION
Where: The hotel.
When: Monday.
[ And so, the bus rolls up to the hotel, and you're set free to go to your own room with . . . literally no luggage, haha, fools.
Once you get past the extremely eye catching stairs up into the building, the hotel ceiling looks like the vaults of a gothic european church, repainted and repurposed as a nightclub with violet lights glowing and illuminating the arched beams, and light streaming from a jewel-like multi-faceted light in the ceiling's central dome. Above the automatic sliding door you enter through are windows of stained glass that show scenes of people paying tribute to the sun, and windows that are just television screens, showing iconic scenes of hell movies: there's the fall of Lucifer, there's a Romeo and Juliet-like tragic love between an angel and a demon, a heroic war scene valorizing the demon on screen, etcetera. The front desk will hand you the keys to your room, and a map of the building. Looks like you have the usual hotel amneities of an ice machine on your floor! There's a nightclub too, on the basement level. Your rooms, for better or worse, are in the same sort of aesthetic. You haven't been grouped by unit, but instead randomly assigned doubles or singles-- whatever the hotel had room for, it looks like.
(OOCly, you can decide to room with whoever you like, as long as they're also staying at the hotel in Liar Hell!) ]
EVENT INFORMATION
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b: see you soon nerd
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Here's a start. Hair and eyes.
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[handing more over]
What sort of company are you keeping, chief?
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[Gets up and indicates that B should follow as he heads toward the edge of the park]
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Of course, of course.
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When we broke out of jail, we split up into three groups. Maki and Doodles stayed back and waited for Exael to show. Talon and MoonMoon called Azzy for a ride. That left myself, Kohime, Requiem and John to strike out on our own. What an RPG party, right?
[Sighs]
If I'd known that all of you were coming, I might have taken another option.
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And what caused the blow up that got us all here?
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...
I spoke with Hurricane. It seems they found their angel. And that they apparently crashed the angel's ship into Tokyo-F. The specifics I'm fuzzy on. And actually, I don't know if there are any more specifics than that.
Regardless, that wasn't done on our side. Ours was a jail break - nothing more.
[Holds his hand out to B]
Mind if I borrow your phone?
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[hands over phone]
You can't have Exael clear you goons?
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[Don't mind him. He takes a cable out of his pocket and plugs one end into his phone. The other end goes in his eye]
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Video file?
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Why explain the jail and what happened when he can show it to you]
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I need a voice password from you. For when you share this with others.
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...
I'm sorry you're like a weird Man Eater Intensity mash up and it's like so hard not to laugh.
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