WEEK 2

[bathymetric]

So far, good news! You've managed to avoid killing! A week has passed in the facility, but how many more are there to go until one of you tries out Rule Seven? I mean.... we know, but.

No new areas just yet, it remains you guys and yours here for now. Well, and Angel, but again - you don't exactly see her unless you want to. It's more than a little lonely... maybe someone ought to shake things up.



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[ ooc: Welcome to Week 2, your first case week! Remember to turn in regains here, your AC for last week here, and if you like, come visit Angel's office hours here!

Comments

[shieldsister]

Not particularly. What is it you think you've forgotten?

[drladysounds]

...this is going to sound weird, but I don't remember if I have a sister. I'd have heard about her much earlier than this if I had one.

[She's pretty sure she doesn't have one, but, well, things happen. Red envelope related things]

[shieldsister]

[This is definitely related to the red envelope...]

It's not unheard of for such a thing to happen, but it does seem likely you would have known before now. Do you remember your childhood clearly, or is it possible she was separated from you when you were very young?

[drladysounds]

I don't remember every single detail of my childhood, but I never heard anything about having a sister. Maybe she did get taken away somewhere else when I was a baby. That's how it goes in that kind of stories.

[All she has to do is go camping and meet her long lost sister there to later exchange places and have fun living each other's lives until they make their separated parents get married again. Or that'd be the plan, if it wasn't because her parents are married and live together and also she's way too old for summer camps by now]

[shieldsister]

Right, that would make the most sense. But there's likely more to your story. I hope you're able to uncover more about it when you return home.

[drladysounds]

I hope so. That's going to be a really awkward conversation, but it's going to have to happen. Not that I know how I'm supposed to bring it up...I'm not good at talking about hard-hitting stuff with my parents.

[It's not that they're not wonderful parents, it's that giving them bad news makes her heart ache]