Ragamuffins of Glymmer (
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cityofglymmer2019-04-24 05:17 pm
[Event #1 Log]
Who: Everyone!
Where: Anywhere!
When: April 24 - April 30
[All characters wake up on the morning of April 24 feeling. . . off]
[It starts off like a minor bug. They may be nauseated and dizzy and lightheaded. They may be feverish and woozy and fatigued. The symptoms aren't anything characters who have had colds before haven't experienced before, but by the time noon rolls around, spending the day in bed to sleep off this fever seems like a pretty damn good idea.]
[Except. . . that's when it really begins]
[All characters will find, throughout the week of April 24 to April 30, that their bodies are rebelling on them for some unexplained reason. Not only are they feeling the effects of a cold and a fever, but every time a character passes a piece of technology, that piece of technology will start to glitch and scramble around them. This includes technology as small as their phones, or as large as traffic lights and jumbotrons. Try not to cause any accidents while walking through the city!]
[To make matters worse? Characters may find parts of their body suddenly turning transparent on them, rendering them unable to interact with physical objects. Almost like they're fading away into obscurity, like ghosts. The process is painless and only lasts a few minutes before the affected limb turns back to normal, but wow. That sure is unsettling.]
[And the final symptom? Any characters with supernatural or magical abilities, be it canon or something purchased and acquired in Glymmer, will find themselves unable to control those powers. The lack of control can be as minor as accidentally setting one's hand on fire while reaching for a paper towel, or as major as setting one's entire body on fire and being unable to turn it off! While the citizens of Glymmer are used to magic glitching out on them, be careful! Because they won't appreciate it if someone breaks a window or burns down a shop while trying to get a hold of themselves.]
[Is there a way to counteract the symptoms of. . . whatever mystery illness this is? Why yes, as a matter of fact, there is! Any kind of physical contact with an otherworlder will keep the symptoms at bay. Anything from hand holding to hugging to whatever it is a character is comfortable doing with someone will work. It's almost like. . . everyone is glitching out, and then connecting two ends of a single circuit fixes the glitches.]
[Hm. Buckle in, everyone. It's going to be a long week]
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Event Notes: If your character does something big like mess with traffic lights or anything else that would affect the Glymmer NPCs, please let me know here!
Where: Anywhere!
When: April 24 - April 30
[All characters wake up on the morning of April 24 feeling. . . off]
[It starts off like a minor bug. They may be nauseated and dizzy and lightheaded. They may be feverish and woozy and fatigued. The symptoms aren't anything characters who have had colds before haven't experienced before, but by the time noon rolls around, spending the day in bed to sleep off this fever seems like a pretty damn good idea.]
[Except. . . that's when it really begins]
[All characters will find, throughout the week of April 24 to April 30, that their bodies are rebelling on them for some unexplained reason. Not only are they feeling the effects of a cold and a fever, but every time a character passes a piece of technology, that piece of technology will start to glitch and scramble around them. This includes technology as small as their phones, or as large as traffic lights and jumbotrons. Try not to cause any accidents while walking through the city!]
[To make matters worse? Characters may find parts of their body suddenly turning transparent on them, rendering them unable to interact with physical objects. Almost like they're fading away into obscurity, like ghosts. The process is painless and only lasts a few minutes before the affected limb turns back to normal, but wow. That sure is unsettling.]
[And the final symptom? Any characters with supernatural or magical abilities, be it canon or something purchased and acquired in Glymmer, will find themselves unable to control those powers. The lack of control can be as minor as accidentally setting one's hand on fire while reaching for a paper towel, or as major as setting one's entire body on fire and being unable to turn it off! While the citizens of Glymmer are used to magic glitching out on them, be careful! Because they won't appreciate it if someone breaks a window or burns down a shop while trying to get a hold of themselves.]
[Is there a way to counteract the symptoms of. . . whatever mystery illness this is? Why yes, as a matter of fact, there is! Any kind of physical contact with an otherworlder will keep the symptoms at bay. Anything from hand holding to hugging to whatever it is a character is comfortable doing with someone will work. It's almost like. . . everyone is glitching out, and then connecting two ends of a single circuit fixes the glitches.]
[Hm. Buckle in, everyone. It's going to be a long week]
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Event Notes: If your character does something big like mess with traffic lights or anything else that would affect the Glymmer NPCs, please let me know here!

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he's wearing his thief mask and has his hood pulled up, but really it's a wonder if he'd be recognized even without a disguise— his shapeshifting is going HAYWIRE. one second he's blond and freckled, the next there's oversized fennec ears, then before you know it braided hair is growing down to his waist like strange glossy vines. it's just a mess.
and he'd be covering his face with his hands, but well now THOSE are invisible]
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[the way blue flames dance around his fingers, the Personas in the back of his mind briefly rising to the front before he shoves the back is. . . concerning! but so far? he hasn't lost control. and so long as he doesn't, he thinks he'll be okay]
[getting out into nature seems like the wisest course of action when technology starts glitching every time he gets near it. and that's how Red finds Foxy in the park, hiding behind some bushes and groaning into his hands]
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Aaaaare you okay?
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Do I look okay? No sarcasm. Honest question. Maybe a little sarcasm, mostly honest. Fuck, I don't have a mirror, what do I even look like right now? Blond? Better not be straw blond. Platinum or red, I know what face this is, it's not supposed to be straw, supposed to be bottle-perfect. I'm not doing this hand thing, though. That's not my deal. Fuckin' wish I could turn real invisible, that'd be rad, but that's like, what, Thief-category stuff? I don't do that. If this is name bullshit I'm going to be so pissed, you know? Soooo pissed.
[babbling nervously, pitching up into an irritated canine whine]
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[HM!!]
Do you need a headpat? Will that make you feel better?
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...but what they'll probably notice first is the ominous stormcloud above the building and the surrounding block, or the occasional brilliant flash of lightning. it hasn't struck the ground yet, but it seems like it might at any time; the air feels charged, especially if you get near the boy on the roof. watch out for static shocks.]
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[...and after that, it's still a surreal enough experience to make him doubt his senses.]
What in the world...? What sort of storm is this?
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does Mr. Beard investigate further?]
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Are you...trying to get struck by lighting? [he asks, with more confusion than judgement.]
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Uhhhhhhhhhhh my dude? Is that a lightning rod? 2 + 2 says lightning rod.
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Supposed to be...long as I keep it stable. Just in case.
[he blinks at the ears and tail, shaking his head a little]
Didn't know you were a shifter...
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Not to point out the obvious or anything, but that storm cloud looks ominous and foreboding. Are you trying to get yourself electrocuted?
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More like trying to make sure nobody else does. Works like a lightning rod.
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He shrinks behind the door frame and yells out to the guy in the centre of it. ]
Hey! Are you going to use that or what? Don't just leave it hanging there!!
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Best I can do right now is make sure nobody gets hit. Sorry...
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Unfortunately, that means he's not really in any mind to notice the inky black "paint" splattered across the whole of the wall, forming giant bat wings behind him. It could easily be taken as some cool street art that he just so happens to be standing in just the right place for, but... still kind of odd how perfect that placement is when he's so obviously out of it, no?]
Ugh... 'the heck?
[It's not like him to get sickly like this, and it's still too early to get any symptoms...]
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[ Vanitas loathes this situation immensely.
That's putting it lightly, so when he asks his question, it comes out in a harsh snap that quite frankly sounds outright rude - he's about to probably unleash some Unversed as well given his lack of control and just plain irritance.
Also, whatever the paint behind Yuuga could be perfectly a normal thing, but at the same time, he's not exactly thinking straight. ]
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He doesn't even look that put-off by Vanitas' tone, though he does get some slow blinks before Hizumi pushes himself away from the wall to take a look for himself...]
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Damn. Even when I'm sick, my powers look cool.
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[Her voice sounds congested, scratchy; she should probably be in bed and she knows it, but as she passes him, her attention is caught by the sight on the wall behind him. As her eyes narrow slightly:]
Like, I'm actually seeing that, right?
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That. Whole thing. Hm. Don't much like that to be honest.
Still, he keeps his voice level enough, which in this case mostly means exasperated and sick.]
Guess my power's outta whack, too.
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[he's been sick before, so he knows he can take it. but that doesn't mean he's going to take it with any kind of grace. and so, around lunchtime on the 24th, Red pads his way down to the kitchen to make himself a cup of coffee]
[a cup of coffee which he sneezes into like a loser]
Ah. . .
[and now he's staring at that coffee forlornly. PLEASE. . . HELP A GUY OUT??]
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Gross.
Minato's half-passed out against the table, but he stirs at the sneeze and...blinks.]
... Still going to drink that...? [SO NASALLY.]
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[there's another sneeze]
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Waste of good coffee if I don't. . .
[well, sounds like Bluenato isn't the only one here who sounds super nasally]
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The cards he'd been shuffling scatter all over the ground. Despite Dove's best showmanship, he can't keep a look of utter bewilderment from his face for a brief moment. Then he recovers himself and laughs it off. ]
Oh no! Where did my hand go? [ He waves the arm with the missing hand. The kids giggle. ] Guess I'll just have to do everything with just one!
[ And true to his word, he starts juggling balls in the one remaining hand, praying that that one doesn't also disappear on him. ]