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ringleaders) wrote in lostcarnival2017-02-17 11:54 am
Entry tags:
- !event,
- @celebration,
- annabelle blishwick,
- ashleigh mischief,
- chiaki nanami,
- foster van denend,
- ginko,
- greg universe,
- hinawa,
- jamie hemeros,
- jimmy novak,
- john childermass,
- joker,
- jonathan strange,
- katsuki yuuri,
- koel babic,
- lambert,
- lapis lazuli,
- lars,
- miko nakadai,
- mitsuki izumi,
- mutou yuugi,
- papyrus,
- renzo shima,
- rin okumura,
- sans,
- sherlock holmes,
- sora,
- steven universe,
- susan,
- viktor nikiforov,
- yotsuba tamaki,
- zecora
⇨ THE CELEBRATION
Who: Everyone, especially YOU.
When: Day 60 - Day 65
Where: The Celebration
What: The carnival workers are invited to spend the week within the realm of the Celebration, the grounds of a party that has been going on for centuries. Accommodations are luxurious, but those with keen instincts might notice something off about this whole arrangement... (Questions can go to the original setting post!)
Warnings: Booze, drugs, sex, and everything in between.
When: Day 60 - Day 65
Where: The Celebration
What: The carnival workers are invited to spend the week within the realm of the Celebration, the grounds of a party that has been going on for centuries. Accommodations are luxurious, but those with keen instincts might notice something off about this whole arrangement... (Questions can go to the original setting post!)
Warnings: Booze, drugs, sex, and everything in between.
THE CELEBRATION↴ If you observe that the layout of the Celebration grounds seem inconsistent, then you would be correct. In reality, what lies at the end of each corridor depends largely on what the guests of the Celebration want at the time - if a few people find themselves craving a drink, a bar may appear. If a group finds themselves wanting to dance, a club will open up. This goes on at all hours of the night, and given how many dedicated partiers fill the building, the services are well used. It isn't instantaneous, and the Host has to consciously decide to provide that service, but the changes are fast none-the-less. ► ROOMS: Each trailer pair will be assigned a room to themselves - whether or not it has two double beds or a single king sized bed seems essentially random. Hopefully you aren't too sensitive about keeping that space to yourself. The curtains at the far side of the room don't actually lead outside, but instead to a walk-in closet filled with the Host's best guesses at the type of clothing you might like. They may not hit the nail on the head, but at the very least all the clothing will be in your size. The styles could be just about anything, from any universe, but they do tend to average out to clothing that is Earth-ish. Either that, or clothing that looks like they are meant for elves from a high fantasy novel to wear. ► SHOPPING: If none of your pre-picked outfits tickle your fancy, plenty of boutiques and clothing shops can also be found around the grounds - whatever you're thinking of, you'll probably be able to find a shop appropriate for it eventually. Though, maybe it doesn't really count as shopping if you don't have to pay for any of the things you take back to your room with you? Unfortunately, from the sounds of it, you won't be allowed to drag all of your haul back to the carnival with you, so you better enjoy it while you can.   ► DINING: There is no daily schedule to follow, after you arrive. You are free to attend the dining room whenever you wish, and will be seated at large round tables with whoever else may be around at the time, and can either order from the menu or most dishes you may think of off the top of your head. If you don't like the fine dining experience, there are also a selection of smaller cafes and eateries that open and close at varying times of day - and, of course, you can always call for room service. ► ENTERTAINMENT: There is plenty of live music around the grounds (not that you can ever seem to remember who the performers were afterwards) whether it comes to harp music while you eat or a full set of DJs in the club you found. If you are inclined to look for them, you may also find some cozy lounges with big screen TVs, and access to a multi-universal quantity of films. What's there or isn't there is unpredictable, but if you come from a standard variety of Earth you probably recognize some of them.   ► SUBSTANCES: You don't have to be coy about it - just ask one of your servers, and you'll be able to get whatever kind of vices you might be craving. Drugs, alcohol, ice cream... it's all good. If this sounds like a nightmare for potential addicts, you would be correct. It's not uncommon to see people clearly over-indulging in certain locations, though guests are usually escorted back to their rooms if they take ill - only to see them back at it again the next day. ► SPA DAY: If you'd like to take a swim, pools of various aesthetics are easy to find. So are hot tubs, and saunas, and Host servants who are willing to give you a massage or manicure. If the party crowd isn't your scene, there are plenty of more low-key opportunities to indulge.   ► GREENSPACE: There is one park area on the grounds, which appears to be constructed on the rooftops of other parts of the complex. While there are trees and greenery, there is no real sky that you can see - only the illusion of one. It may start to occur to you over time that no window or rooftop actually leads to any kind of outdoors. The Celebration really is there only thing here. These are really just examples, and you can get creative with what kind of services you find offered while here, when it comes to generally mundane comforts. It really feels like the Host wants to win you over, as if you staying just a little longer has some sort of intrinsic appeal. |
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Of course, commenting on why it's unwise to 'speak ill' of the komainu's mother does just as well to calm him back down. With how flat the ears have folded back, and how tucked behind the tail is, it's as if Gongenzaka has managed to shrink down a little bit.
(Only a little, however).] ....To be feared...as one who is 'Patrol', it is my task to protect, not to be feared...
It is no good, for others, if the one to protect them is someone they feel too afraid to approach.
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Patrol?
[Hold on now, he's on PATROL?] You mean we will be working together..!? [He doesn't sound as if that would be a BAD thing necessarily...just. Surprised, honestly.
Realistically he's pretty sure Shima can't beat out Sherlock in terms of 'terrible', and Gongenzaka's admittedly become a bit fond of the englishman.
Even if he is kind of an ass.] ...If that is the case, then I, the man Gongenzaka, should introduce myself more properly!
I am Gongenzaka Noboru-it is good to meet you.
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[ He'll raise his glass a little in a totally half-assed salute at Gon, grinning all the while. ]
Nice to meet'cha. I'm Renzo Shima, your new partner in crime, I guess? [ Or stopping crime. Whichever. ] So what do we do on this patrol thing, anyway? Chase people? Get into dangerous gunfights?
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And Shima's definitely going to waste that either way, but alright.] Mmn! While the latter may occur, it is typically far more 'quiet' than that. A good patrolman is someone who is able to catch a criminal before they even begin to commit the crime, after all!
[Said the 9 foot komainu that stands out in all of the crowds.]
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Ha, got it. Just Gon, then! [ See? Wasting it, wasting it. ] Soooo, what you're trying to tell me is we... sniff out crime? You got a nose for that, huh?
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...He is IGNORING that jab, sir!] In a literal sense, yes...however, while being able to scent criminals has an advantage, everyone within Patrol naturally finds their own methods of detection.
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[ And considering he sounds like he's been taking all of this as one big joke from the get go? It might be difficult to tell what he is and what he isn't serious about here. ]
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When he does however, it is with narrowed eyes.] ...The Ringmaster doesn't assign protective tasks to those without experience. In fact she doesn't typically assign any task to those without, even if it is merely understanding basic kata forms.
...Which tells me that you are lying. [Maybe. Not to the extent Shima actually IS, but he figures he's lying at least a little.]
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...It is good to have you with Patrol!
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Aren't the scouting folks part of the nightrunners, too? [ Gon's not off. Shima is sadly saddled with two jobs. ] I don't now how that's gonna work, but I think I'm stuck splitting my time between both of those. Lame, right?
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Then you have two jobs...although, from what I, the man Gongenzaka have heard, the scouts perform most of their duties within the first few days of arrival...beyond that, it is a matter of being 'on call', is it not?
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[ Now that he thinks about it, that's actually— ]
That might not be so lame after all!
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[hey wait] MNHHH- S-Shouldn't that mean that you would be working at this very moment?!
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[ APART FROM EVERYTHING. ]
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THERE ARE MANY THINGS..!! [NOT THAT HE KNOWS WHAT THOSE THINGS ARE, BUT YES! EVERYTHING!!]
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Sheesh, calm down. Okay, okay, let's see— [ Here he goes, he's going to scout! He's going to... look to the left! Does he see any trouble? No? Okay, now the right! Still no trouble! Now... back at Gon! To who he raises his drink to. ] Nah, all I see are people havin' a good time! Maybe you should, too, huh? You're old enough to at least enjoy the arcade part of this place or go swimmin' or stuff like that.
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[Anyway.] ...Given where we came out from, I the man Gongenzaka, have had more than enough swimming.