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welcome to mayfield: day 4

[This carnival seems to be getting less and less maintained by the day. Your nerves aren't the only thing fallen apart: what were previously holes in the sky have expanded to cracks. What parts of the sky that haven't fallen into that strange, warping nothingness are full of brown smog-like clouds.
The carnival itself has become filthy, with trash and grease spots littered everywhere. The walls of the tents, wooden stands, and houses seem to be slightly melted, for lack of a better term. The holes of corrupted nothingness aren't confined to the sky anymore: pockets of nothing litter the carnival, shifting tears in the fabric of reality that hurt your eyes to look at.
A faint buzzing noise fills the air, making it difficult to concentrate. If you listen long enough, it starts to sound like voices. For your own sake, it's probably best not to listen to what they have to say.
You're also not alone here anymore, for those of you operating under the assumption that you ever really were. If you've been missing the friendly drones of Mayfield, fear no more, because scattered throughout the carnival are a few drone families seeing the sights, riding the rides and playing the games. Curiously, unlike the drones back home, these ones don't seem to notice you at all, acting as if you're not even there.
Also curiously: their features are warped nearly beyond recognition. Some are missing limbs or facial features; others appear to have had those features scrambled by Picasso's paintbrush, with mouths on their scalps or teeth on their fingers. Still other drones appear to be fused together at the wrist, or waist, or face. None of them seem to be any more aware of their deformity than they are of you.
...and yet, somehow, you can't shake the feeling that when you're not looking at them, they're looking at you.
New here? That's alright; your missing friends have had plenty of time to get acquainted, and they'll be happy to show you around. Just watch your step, because some of these old rides need some maintenance...]
OOC: If your character damages or affects the carnival or town in a noticeable and normally permanent way, please comment here.
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So just ignore the fact that the hairs on the back of your neck are tingling when you walk inside.]
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She stops briefly wondering why she suddenly feels on edge....well more then usual.]
....hello?
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Uh. Am I missing something here?
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Lucas is ravenous when he awakes. He has a few cookies left in his food supply, but even those don't help very much.
...His hunger is forgotten the moment he steps out of the church and glances at the sky.
Twenty minutes later, those residents who had survived the perils of Westport and who remained alive up to this point may find a vaguely familiar sight: a sign etched on the ground announcing 'HEALING' and a blonde boy half-dozing on the steps of a church.]
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How are ya' feeling?
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if Lucas is astute, he'll hear the distinct sound of Once-ler's footsteps against the stairs early enough. he moves quietly, scarcely making a sound until he moves to plop down beside the boy, stretching his gangly legs out on the marble in front of him.
old blood still soaks one of his pant legs. he balances his axe on top of his knees, flinching slightly when it rubs against his injured one.]
Hey.
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Let him doze in peace! Ciel did bring a blanket with her. It's been passed around a bit throughout all that's been going on here, but it's still clean, and more importantly, comfy and keeps warm.
She'll carefully drop it around his shoulder. It won't wake him, hopefully...? The boy looks like he's been through a lot. A well-deserved rest would more than just be in order, if only he would allow himself to get some.]
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...how are you faring?
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Dear--are you hungry? I have a little water left and a bit of food. You need some to keep your strength up. [She settles beside him and digs a few things out of her bag.]
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[... But, as much as she would like to pretend to just be cool and aloof, she feels like she can't just ignore what the boy did for her. It wouldn't be right.] Uh... Thanks. For the other day.
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And when she speaks it almost sounds empathetic. Almost concerned.]
Hey kid.
You eaten at all?
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He's also drooling.]
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... Something isn't right...
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Her symptoms aren't as harsh as they would be if she had just drank the water straight, but she's still feeling some effects. She's dizzy, and her head feels like it's being split open... those things are enough to distract her, to make her unaware of the strange uneasiness in the air. If she can just sleep this sickness off, she'll be okay...]
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If you're not above eating rat. I'll be cooking these at house two. If you're incapacitated and need to stay here, let me know and I'll bring some back for you.
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But with the buzzing in the air and how uneasy being inside the church was making her, she's finding it hard to get any sort of rest. So she leans against the wall with a groan, rubbing at her eyes with the heels of her hands.]
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On one hand, she's been getting restless, having been cooped up in the church for too long. On the other hand, going out feels like madness.
On the other other hand (and her mind's eye brings back the image of that severed arm; thanks, imagination), this place doesn't feel safe anymore, either.]
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She's sitting on the floor again, her back against the wall. Her elbows are propped on her bent knees and her face is pressed into her hands.
Also, she's talking to herself again. ]
I'm going to die here. I'm going to starve to death, I'll never solve this... this case, this whatever, and I'm going to die. Luke's not here to be my knight in shining armor, which would be annoying under normal circumstances, but totally welcome right now. [ She tries hard not to sniffle. ] And I'll never get that ten bucks Budge owes me.
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Wait... returned? But she hadn't ever been there before. What an odd thought to have...-
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Hello? Anyone here?
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You'll have to tell me the extent of Hol's injury.
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Honestly, I just hope whatever is going on ends rather soon. Even just a few days here has become quite a bore.
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