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welcome to goldvale . intro post #1
It begins with a flash of blinding light.
No matter what they’re doing, the light is so stunning that they pause to shield their eyes. Logically, it seems like such a bright light would hurt their eyes, and yet somehow, it’s not painful at all. It’s strange, but stranger still, a moment later, the ground underneath them is gone. They’re falling, and it feels like they’re falling for a long time as their eyes adjust after that light.
Yet, it’s not long at all—they’re only falling five feet or so. But as they, and others, appear in the air, there’s a shriek of alarm.
“Beryl—Go!!”
A man’s voice shouts after the scream, and as their eyes adjust, they’ll see two blurry figures, the woman running away while the man briefly stands his ground with a dagger raised before he takes advantage of the confusion to flee as well and cover her. You, and all of the other disoriented strangers, have been left alone. There might be a few bruises from the fall, but otherwise, there are no new injuries. It’s a strange lobby, but nothing about it seems helpful to reveal where you are. Following the two figures is fruitless too, since the door at the end of that hallway is sealed shut with magic—no one will be able to pass through.
So, just where are you?
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arrival . announcement . into the city
DISTRICTS
ironwall . tinwick . steelmount
nickelhollow . platmoor . silverbourne
No matter what they’re doing, the light is so stunning that they pause to shield their eyes. Logically, it seems like such a bright light would hurt their eyes, and yet somehow, it’s not painful at all. It’s strange, but stranger still, a moment later, the ground underneath them is gone. They’re falling, and it feels like they’re falling for a long time as their eyes adjust after that light.
Yet, it’s not long at all—they’re only falling five feet or so. But as they, and others, appear in the air, there’s a shriek of alarm.
“Beryl—Go!!”
A man’s voice shouts after the scream, and as their eyes adjust, they’ll see two blurry figures, the woman running away while the man briefly stands his ground with a dagger raised before he takes advantage of the confusion to flee as well and cover her. You, and all of the other disoriented strangers, have been left alone. There might be a few bruises from the fall, but otherwise, there are no new injuries. It’s a strange lobby, but nothing about it seems helpful to reveal where you are. Following the two figures is fruitless too, since the door at the end of that hallway is sealed shut with magic—no one will be able to pass through.
So, just where are you?
arrival . announcement . into the city
ironwall . tinwick . steelmount
nickelhollow . platmoor . silverbourne
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[Haytham indicated the young man's bandages. ]
You're injured?
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[Mikado offers a smile, trying to show he isn't concerned.]
You had a run-in? Did everything turn out okay?
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It turned out well enough for me, I doubt the three who thought to rob me enjoyed the experience as much.
And it did grant me entry into one of the local guilds, though why we should want to join one after being spirited away from our homes is still a mystery.
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You're saying that you joined a guild already? Which one?
[It's not that he wants to go along with what is expected from him, but... it's an interesting idea, a fresh start. For someone like him who made a mess of things at home, at least.]
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The Thieves Guild. Have you decided on one yet yourself?
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I've... been thinking about several of them. I know you can't really do anything here until you decide, but what I want and what is probably good for me...
[He leans in a little, lowers his voice.]
I'm hoping to join the Fighters guild.
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[It was a touch difficult to believe what with the boy's injuries and his embarrassed mannerisms, but could be he had some skill in that area. ]
Is that how you were injured, while fighting on your world?
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Do you think it matters?
[He's just met his person, so he's not going to explain everything, though he finds himself pausing and then speaking a little lower.]
I got hurt by not fighting.
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[A desire to stand up for one's self sounds like a good reason to chose that guild over the others too. ]
Until such time as you can defend yourself you might want to be careful which districts you wander into. Some are rougher than others.
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[Mikado laughs nervously.]
I guess when you put it that way, lurking around looking for it is probably more dangerous than joining it would be.
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[He gets an excited look.]
I wish you success too!
[Then he realizes what the man said he was doing, and pauses, like he's not sure he should have said it.]
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Thank you. It should be interesting at least.
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You know, it wouldn't do any good anyway. Targeting other new people, I mean. Since we don't have anything yet anyway.
[He steps a little closer, as he talks, since obviously this isn't something you just say aloud. He's good enough at secrets himself, considering how long he hid his identity as the founder of a gang.]
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[Except maybe those would-be thieves earlier.]
Well, at least not for more than a talk. Finding out more about the situation we find ourselves in and the kinds of people who have been brought here felt of more use.
Was the world you came from much like this one?
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Nothing at all like it. The world I'm from is... far more focused on technology. The city I live in is very crowded, full of tall buildings and bright lights. This looks like something from the far past, to me.
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The style of buildings seems familiar to me, European even, but some of the technology seems far advanced to what I am more accustomed to.
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It does seem rather European in nature, though I only know that secondhand, from...
[He starts to say 'movies', then realizes that wouldn't mean anything to someone who found this technology advanced.]
Things like books. Since I've never left Japan before. But the technology definitely seems behind the times for me. And while... there is some evidence where I'm from that the supernatural exists, widespread use of magic like this... is very strange to me.
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For me as well. Though where I am from it is highly unlikely there is any real magic at all.
I wonder how they manage it here. It must have a more realistic explanation.
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[Mikado stops to seriously consider it for a moment.]
Are there faeries where you're from, sir?
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[And he finds the question entirely odd.]
You can't mean to imply there are actual faeries where you are from?
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[He doesn't bother to explain that he's sure about it, or that he knows a dullahan. It wouldn't do any good, probably. And if anyone from where he's from is here, it's probably best to try to fly under the radar.]
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[He will change his tune on this when he meets a few of the creatures around here, but for now that does seem terribly silly. ]
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[He shrugs his shoulders.]
You'd probably say the same thing if I told you that at home, I can sit down at my desk and send and receive messages to anyone in the world, instantly, right?
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[Birds just do not fly fast enough to deliver mail instantaneously. ]
But you do? This is a means of communication that has been developed some time in the course of your world's history?
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