2 Plot Sheets OMG

[hider=Carmen's Arc]
[b]Title:[/b] Carmen's Journey to the Underworld (...or whatever.)
[b]Villains:[/b] Anyone in Hell, really.
[b]Arc:[/b] NK was involved in this one's conception. Basically one of Hell's villains (doesn't matter who) discovers how important Carmen's trumpet is to her and not only finds a way to steal it so that she can't telekinetically bring it back to her hand, but actually destroys the apparently indestructable instrument in Hellfire. Motivation? Fun, a particular hatred (or...liking...) for Carmen, or whatever. Doesn't matter. The horn is toast, and Carmen is enraged, to the point where she goes down to Hell to exact revenge. It is for this reason that it would probably be best not to use someone like Apophis unless Carmen's rage mode is apparently potentially powerful enough to stand a chance. While down there she uses what limited powers she has without the trumpet to forge a new instrument from scratch, one that's larger, more beautiful and more deadly than the one before it. With the new instrument she tracks down the thief and (hopefully) defeats him. The primary purpose of the arc, besides the forging of a new instrument and revenge and all that, is to bring out how ruthless and downright evil Carmen can be to those who wrong her, specifically evil ones. Fighting fire with fire; evil with evil.

There are plenty of things up in the air and open for change in this one. My thought is that because this is a personal vendetta and she will be absolutely livid with rage until it is resolved, she would strive to go completely alone. However, if there was a character willing to deal with that and go to Hell with her (and hats off to that character, man...), it would be a way to include more people in the arc, as this is primarily a lone wolf mission. Another way of including more people is as soon as Carmen finds the culprit, she is almost defeated and the rest of the Academy saves the day. That would be pretty cool. Carmen could wake up and watch her friends dominating, realizing that a) they're awesome and b) she needed them all along. That's so cliche it's Disney, but I'd be willing.

In my ideal world the way it would play out would be like this. However it happens, Carmen's trumpet gets stolen and subsequently destroyed. She reels and follows the culprit to the underworld, I'd imagine at the dead of night when everyone else is asleep. Everyone else wakes up, goes about their daily lives and eventually notices that Carmen is missing. She probably wrote a note or something on her bed (or sliding it under Lily's door) saying why she left. Those who are actually concerned (and believe me, I do not expect every character to be concerned...let alone most of them) try to find a way to get to her. For maximum drama, they miraculously find her in Hell and try to get her to leave with them and she refuses. Etc.

Honestly it could even not be in Hell. Just anywhere there's a villain and supernatural forging is possible. Lol.

[b]Involved:[/b] Carmen, mainly.
[b]When:[/b] Can be whenever.
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[hider=Nightmare World]
[b]Title:[/b] The Nightmare World
[b]Villains:[/b] Ourselves.
[b]Arc:[/b] This arc was invented by...a lot of people together, one day on the Etherpad. I don't remember who originally had the idea. The idea is that some villain, or even just a weird paradox or something, creates a world the students and maybe teachers get stuck in where the morality is flipped. We all fangirled hardcore over the possibilities. Evil Carmen would be ruthless and terrifying. Evil Lily would be super BA and also terrifying. Evil Ryuu would be super deadly...and terrifying. Etc. However, we never really figured out the who or the why. Like if we just flipped the morality completely and had evil us fighting good Hell, that wouldn't be much fun because it would be the same sides. It would be better if like the most evil prone people were turned evil or something and attacked the good students. Or whatever. Either way, everyone basically just wants an excuse for our characters to be evil for a bit.

[b]Involved:[/b] Everyone.
[b]When:[/b] Can be whenever.
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