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Im really looking for at least 2-3 more people before I start the ooc, just a heads up
Are our deaths supposed to be related in some way (Time of death, area, persons involved, etc...)?

Is this more of an exploration regarding the mystery of the city? Or more of an exploration of circumstances surrounding our deaths?

And when we start are we still new to this purgatory? Or have some of us been here a while?


1. I was thinking that, at least for my character in mind, I would probably reach out to see if anyone wanted to be somehow involved. It's not mandatory, but I thought that it would be interesting.

2. Definitely more of an exploration of circumstances surrounding the deaths of the characters. They'll be allowed to explore the city as well, but it'll play less of a part until later.

3. When it starts, everyone will be new to purgatory, so their deaths were around the same time
Eyy, welcome πŸ˜„

Character development and interaction based | May contain heavy themes



β€œSome people are so afraid to die that they never begin to live”


β€œUnfortunately, due to unseen circumstances, the southbound train due to arrive at twelve A.M. will now be expected to arrive at one A.M. We apologize for the wait. Thank you for your patience and thank you for choosing-.” The intercom abruptly shuts off, leaving the station in an eerie silence. The clock reads 12:03.

THEME



A thick fog hangs stiffly over a near empty train station located in the middle of a large, nameless city; its passengers waiting for the same southbound train that, although delayed for unknown reasons, never arrives. Time passes but the clock never changes, only continuing to flash the same time in bright red numbers while the speakers ahead only whisper out the annoying sound of elevator music. The night sky is accompanied only by a few stars and a crescent moon, occasionally covered by wisps of clouds hardly visible to the eye. There is no wind, but the fog makes it chilly. No one else arrives and not another word is announced from above, leaving its only passengers to sit and wait.

The inner city is very well kept, all buildings up to date and modern, the moonlight reflecting off of the many windows of the skyscrapers that, from an angle, seem to lean inward. The street lamps glowed dimly, occasionally flickering as people walked under them. The city was unnervingly quiet, strangely no cars were visible and though some businesses were still open, there was no lively chatter or bustling faces. Soundless and dead, the inner city was no more than a ghost town.

The outer city was much more a wreck, a complete 180 compared to that of the inner city. The houses were in shambles and looking barely livable, the streets were broken and almost non-existent. Few shops less than thrived here, most of them covered in graffiti and/or trash spewn out across the front of the stores. Many abandoned buildings sat lifeless and broken down, some of them containing caution tape across their entrances. The people who lived in the outer city seemed more aware of their surroundings, but they stared with a piercing hostility that made it nerve wracking to stay too long. They never talked about the inner city and comments they made resembled that of a premade script. Repeating the same thing over and over, not giving much of anything else.

Cold and unwelcoming, the nameless city seemed to weirdly shift to the thoughts of its inhabitants, creating new places and subtly changing directions whenever eyesight was directed away. In the distance, a speaker's intercom screeched to life, a quiet voice saying: ”Welcome to Purgatory,” before clicking off.

PLOT



Welcome to a role play about life after death, closely following the thoughts and actions of a small group of characters after their untimely deaths. Not being able to move on, the cast is thrown into purgatory resembling a city similar to the one that the characters passed away in. This is a story heavily dependent on character interaction and backstory, though there will be random plot scenarios and important decisions that will affect them in the future. Welcome to purgatory.

Thanks for reading! If you have any questions, feel free to ask.


Oh no you didn't! Did you? Don't tell me you did...

...i had to do it
there was no other choice



Striding quickly through the halls, Verena seemed to have gotten lost in the building trying to find her class, although this wasn't even her first year attending Avalice. Turning corners and trying desperately to find her lecture hall, she could tell that time was running out by the dwindling amount of people she ran into. Normally, this would've been fine had she not taken the time to roam the campus again; it being mandatory for her to greet those she recognized from previous years. Suddenly remembering that her class was to get a new professor this year, the young warrior slowed down and sighed softly, already missing her old teacher.

Now a tad disheartened, Verena lingered down the hall for a while, stopping to pin her hair up. Just then, the girl tilted her head up and furrowed her eyebrows, smelling a strong smoke odor coming from not too far away, and as she noticed this, a boy whisked past her, seemingly heading straight toward the source. Pausing momentarily, Verena decided to follow him (who knows, there could've been a fight), but not nearly as quickly, just far enough to keep him in sight.

Seeing him enter a lecture hall, the smell of smoke most pungent here, she glanced up and noticed the sign: Class C. Makes sense. She nodded to herself. Turning around to leave, the girl's eyes widened as the words on the sign processed and she quickly pivoted, taking long steps to the door.

"Morning!" Verena beamed loudly, making her way through the room, ignoring the fact that she was late. Although she wasn't all that concerned either. And forgetting the fact that they had a never professor until she noticed him, and his name written on the board. Blinking slowly, she knew she recognized his name from somewhere, but she couldn't place it, tapping on her chin and making a quick tik tik tok sound. "Nyx Yuria...OH-,"she exclaimed, clapping her hands together. "You're that one guy my brothers used to always talk about! The one with the Miracle Seven! Not even kidding, they're like, obsessed with you, I swear! Of course, they were sad when you kinda got kicked out, that sucks, but they do still talk about you!" The girl rambled.

Looking around for a seat, Verena spotted one not too far away, next to this kid who had a sad look on their face, whose focus was directed toward one of the few up front. Walking toward the seat and sitting down, shifting a bit uncomfortably due to her long legs, she said, "But that's so cool! They're gonna be so jealous that I met you! Oh! I'm Verena Parieau by the way,"she smiled excitably, adding another, "That's so cool," at the end.
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