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thisavrou_log2017-03-06 02:42 pm
- *event,
- all about j: j,
- borderlands: angel,
- dogs bullets & carnage: badou nails,
- dragon age: fenris (crau),
- dragon age: neriel lavellan,
- graceling: katsa (crau),
- guilty gear: venom,
- kingdom hearts: lea,
- marvel 616: laura kinney,
- metal gear: kazuhira miller,
- metal gear: solid snake,
- mushishi: ginko,
- original character: archer forrest,
- overwatch: hanzo shimada,
- the raven cycle: adam parrish,
- the raven cycle: ronan lynch,
- uncharted: nathan drake,
- uncharted: nathan drake (crau),
- undertale: asriel dreemurr,
- undertale: chara dreemurr,
- voltron ld: lance,
- x-men movies: kurt wagner
march mod plot log
When: March 3rd to March 31st
Where: Thisavrou + New Worlds
Warnings:
thisavrou monthly info ( the tmi )
⋆ The storm around Thisavrou is rather quiet this month. Although there is still an upsurge in the number of Outpost techs called in, many of them have been put on standby until otherwise needed. Weather on Kauto is a moderate 70°F / 21°C during the day and 65°F / 18 °C at night, and Chioni’s has reached dangerous highs of 200°F / 93°C at peak hours.
⋆ Savrii Notices:
Region One grocery depots are offering sixty percent off of any item purchased between day 70 and 82. Region Three’s residents are doing a pruning ( every sixty days or so ) and all excess is available to be taken; if you need it for mulch, lumber, etc. it’s free to anyone.
⋆ Mission notices have been posted to TABs for anyone interested in earning a little extra cash. Available missions are listed below:
Day 65 (March 6th) - The locals of Region One (R1) are looking for extra help with cleaning and are hiring pairs to run each machine. They’ll pay 50 sencs an hour or 300 sencs for a full day. Day 68 ( March 10th) - A group of newcomers have taken shelter in Region Five as their home world is no longer habitable. All of their belongings have been brought through the Ingress and is stacked up outside the EN-Line in R1. Savrii are paying volunteers 70 sencs an hour to help transport everything to their new homes. This species returns kindness with kindness, and will offer any volunteer who goes the extra mile tips ranging from 100 to 200 sencs. Day 75 (March 16th) - With temperatures on Chioni reaching record highs, some scientists and researchers have been stranded due to EN-Line shutdowns. Those in the Ingress Complex are offering 950 sencs to anyone who is willing to withstand the heat and rescue their fellow colleagues. Any equipment needed for the trip will be provided, but due to the greater increase of temperature, some suits may only cool a body inside for a total of four hours before needing replaced. Plan the trip wisely: most EN-Line access has been completely revoked and travel by foot (or vehicle) is necessary. Day 87 (March 28th) - Scientific Study. Do you smoke? Are you addicted to any substance? A scientist researching methods to combat addictions, of all kinds, is looking for volunteers. He’ll ask a series of questions, take samples, record, study, analyze, and apply new procedures over the course of a day (nothing invasive without permission). Compensation is 800 sencs with complete cooperation.
ingress travel info
⋆ Missions are jobs or specific tasks listed on the TAB once new worlds are open for exploration. Be sure to check if Clearance Levels are required to accept some of these missions.
⋆Clearance Levels are given to visitors for the length of time they have been on Thisavrou (or traveling on the Moira). Each CL offers access to certain things or incentives that others will not have.
deslora
⋆Food, perhaps, might be one draw to Deslora, but it is not, so to speak, the main attraction. After piling through the tunnels, it’s like being inside a massive tent. There is no natural lighting, everything illuminated by bulbs or torches placed strategically across the path that leads to an equally smaller tent. Dangling above the doorway is a sign that reads Laugh Your Way to A Smile with reflectors and pieces of glass hanging from its bottom. Entering the tent will reveal a very small but intricately designed room full of twists and turns and mirrors. The strange thing about them comes with looking at your own reflection; passing by will do nothing. If you linger too long, you find your own physical body beginning to take the shape of what is reflected in the mirror. Sometimes, you are stretched thin and tall. Sometimes, you are short and round. And other times, you will find yourself suddenly wavy and curved from head to toe. These changes do not hurt the first few times they happen, but after the third look at your reflection, some alterations may cause pain in your limbs or torso. It increases each time you look at a mirror, and while the effects will fade after a few minutes, it’s best not to linger too long and find your way out through the otherside.
⋆Located several tunnels down - or up, depending on the direction you go - from the Deslora’s ever-popular funhouse is another equally famous attraction. At the top of the steps, a worker waits to pair up individuals into groups of two before ushering them inside the first set of doors. The foyer is quiet, and after the doors behind you have been shut, two single doors ahead of you and your partner begin to illuminate. There is a sign between the doors: Pick A Path 
. Once through the chosen door, it will lock and the door will slowly fade away. It will quickly become evident that what is in this room is specifically targeted at one out of the two people inside. A happy memory, a beloved hobby, the person you love most - the scenario is always different, but the overall feel is the same. Whatever the room has transformed into, it’s what makes that person the happiest. If it’s a person, they can be spoken to and touched, if it’s an object, it can be used. As the interactions between both characters and the room increase, subtle changes will begin to occur. Slowly, the contents of the room begin to morph into something new. The combination of what one person loves the most and what the other hates the most. The only resolution to be had is to confront the issues and find something in the room to help. For one past patron, the room transformed into thousands of paintings that morphed into painted memories of their partner’s most painful memories. The only way out was a can of varnish tucked back into the corner of the room. Be creative, be careful. Find the way out together.
thisavrou (R6)
⋆ Construction (different pay depending on skill level required) —
Enclosures: Large, electric and nonelectric enclosures meant to be home to creatures that require the added safety measures. 1,000 sencs per week. Crew lives on site until job is completed.
Arena: Stone seating surrounding an underwater area. 200 sencs per day. Crew can commute to and from work.
Hotels: Temporary living accommodations for guests. Crew are paid 50 sencs per hour and have to commute to and from work.
Crew Homes: Residences for future permanent employees to live in. 50 sencs per hour and have to commute to and from work.
Food Courts: Small huts for the production and selling of food. 40 sencs per hour and have to commute to and from work.
Mini EN-LIne: John Hammond wants to build a smaller version of the EN-Line within Region Six. Technicians and general laborers needed. 60 sencs per hour and have to commute to and from work.
⋆ Cleaning: 100 sencs per day; standard cleaning.
⋆ Transportation: Crates of amber stone and creatures will be coming through the Ingress and need to be taken to Region Six. Extreme care and caution is required. 400 sencs per day. Safety clause is signed before work commences.
⋆ Security: Guards to help in the transport of aforementioned crates. 450 sencs per day. Safety and loyalty clause signed before work begins.
⋆ Creature Care: Two permanent employees. The care of creatures. Resumes need to be submitted here listing credentials. Pay is 4,000 sencs per month and workers must live in Region Six. Safety, loyalty, and privacy clauses will be signed.
⋆ Art Design: One person is to be commissioned to create a logo for Region Six. 2,000 sencs for the finished piece. Contact John Hammond. To Note: All management positions in the fields above are paid double the sencs, but they come with double the responsibility.
OOC: For questions please go here. Don’t forget to respond to the Activity Check.
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[He takes the beer when it's delivered, but doesn't drink it right away. Can they even taste illusions?]
Mostly I just felt like exploring. But I didn't expect creepy funhouse land.
[Something out of the corner of his eye catches his attention, and he glances back—huh, didn't there used to be more people in this fake bar? But it seems a little quieter now.]
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(If that's even a concern here. But one can never be sure.)]
Neither was I.
[He'd almost be content to lapse into awkward silence, until Nathan inevitably gets uncomfortable and leaves, but his ears are too good not to detect the drop in volume. The tavern he's used to was always noisy, and he's too used to things going sour quickly not to react to anything potentially alarming.
It's as simple as shifting his weight so that he's in better contact with the floor, tensing so that he can react to anything that might jump out at him. Maybe he's just paranoid, but better safe than sorry.]
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So, is this anything like the bars where you're from? Seems...rustic.
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Is there any other way for a bar to be?
[Oh. Right. The bars on the station are a lot different than this, and he's the weird one in this place. For whatever reason.]
Er, I mean--yes, most of them are like this, actually.
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It's kinda...old-fashioned, compared to a lot of the ones I've been to in my world. Not enough low lighting and douchebags trying to peddle shitty whiskey because it's trendy at the moment.
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Right. You must be from one of those... future worlds.
[Modern. They're actually modern, dude.]
I can't imagine those being very comfortable.
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[He shrugs.]
And comfort's not really—okay, is it just me, or were there a lot more people here a minute ago?
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I'd thought it more polite not to mention it.
[Something definitely isn't right. Lavellan's tense, but not so tense he can't still make dumb jokes.]
Does that often happen in the bars where you're from?
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[He stands up, drink momentarily forgotten. He's too on-edge for it now anyway.]
Something's going on here.
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I suppose we should be on alert for strange things jumping out at us, then. Can you fight at all?
[He sounds inappropriately nonchalant about the prospect of vanishing inn-goers.]
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[Someone around here clearly does, though, because every time he blinks, there are fewer people in the bar.]
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[He still doesn't seem particularly worried himself.]
Perhaps we should simply leave the way we came.
[Except--ah. The door seems to be gone. Of course.]
/hammers down Nate's fear thing bc fuck subtlety
[His tone is nowhere near as delighted as his words. Nate strides forward to where the door use to be and feels at the wall, pushing for a secret opener, a weak point, anything—but it's just as sturdy and old as the rest of this place.
He should have known coming here was a bad idea.]
Maybe whoever's in charge of this really wanted us to have another drink.
[But only them, because when he turns around, they're absolutely alone, and in fact there's a stillness in the air, a sense of desolation that makes it seem like no one else has been here for a very long time. They've been left behind; everyone else left them years ago.]