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showmaster) wrote2026-01-16 07:10 pm
SHOWMASTER HEART GAME (FRIDAY)
"What a Wonderful Story that you have. I've read it many times when I was feeling sad. You know, I wanted to keep it in my personal collection, but it doesn't seem that's going to be possible. To grant my wish, I'd have to sacrifice what it means to be a reader ... to become the story. That's The End that I'm looking for.
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INTRODUCTION
A subway.
And the Ticketmaster is there to take you for a ride.
COLLECT YOUR TICKETS
"Good morning, and thank you for accepting the invitation to the Line of Memories. I am the Ticketmaster and I am here to assist you with your journey today. The story has no choice but to end here, and so you are here to find the End of the Line. What Line you'll end up with, I cannot say, but I believe you'll find what you need to.
You see, the stage is not really my cup of tea, I've never been able to perform or direct any story. All I can do is assist with the journey. As I've said before, my cup of tea is with you!
The Subway is a tunnel filled with the Showmaster's memories, all of her secrets and all of her stories can be found here. You may do whatever you like, if she didn't want someone in here, she should have known better than to have it exposed so easily ~ I'll take you wherever it is you need to go, I've even prepared some tickets for you. Please come aboard the subway and we'll be setting off soon."
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LOVE (Brother)
You find yourself stepping through the door and into an oceanic looking ballroom. The floor is lighted up to mimic coral patterns, and there are beautiful bouquets of flowers on the table that looks similar to anemone and other sea life. Everything is a hint of blue, and the chandelier above mimics the sunlight from the surface of the ocean. Fish are floating around you, as if this was the ocean, but there's no water. It's just a pleasant party ... with two people.
Every so often, your body feels a sharp pain as you walk around. Every moment, you feel as if your body is being pulled into different directions, but you're physically fine. As long as you don't move too often or if you don't think about it, you won't feel it.
A young man is standing in the center, prim and proper, dark hair, deep violet eyes, and a pleasant smile. He's speaking to a figure that seems quite like the Ticketmaster, it seems he's talking about a story he's written recently.
Other things to note is that there's plenty of food on various plates, but they all look terrible, mushed up, gooey, unrecognizable. There's a book in the young man's hand as well.
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well. time to try to subtly evesdrop on this convo. ]
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"That's true, you have used the word 'quite' three sentences in a row. Isn't that embarrassing?"
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[The conversation is light, nothing too particularly horrible. Definitely not like the symbolic implication of those food plates that might make you feel queasy to contemplate.]
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he does try to slide over to the young man and the Ticketmaster to see if he can shamelessly try to take the book out of the young man's hands while they're talking]
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...yyyyes? Nice to meet you, too?
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GOAL (LEGENDS)
Except there is no ocean to be seen, just a green yard of flowers and graves.
There are doors leading from here to who knows where else.
The stage, a half-moon shape, has pretty pink and gold lights surrounding the edge, and a massive screen on the wall displays whatever message the crew want to convey to all of the passengers. There are chairs and loveseats closer to the walls where passengers may sit and relax, all marked with the ship's symbol again.
Above the stage is a shining, golden sign; it can be turned on and off to suit the situation, but for now it reads THE LEGEND OF ESTORIA.
Along the back wall are white and gold clothed tables with decadent snack foods of all kinds, and bowls of ice filled with wine glasses, beer cans, juice boxes... really, whatever kind of little snack and drink you'd want here, you can find it.
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makes his way to the windows firstβany way he can see to get out there, or does the glass block him? any visible names on those graves, or particularly significant flowers?]
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On the graves, there are names that aren't themed like the families that you're familiar with but it FEELS like a theme. Florian, Rianoll, Ianthea, etc.
The flowers aren't particular, but they are quite vibrant and beautiful, colorful and fun.]
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THE SUBWAY
But there's still a strange eeriness to this floor.
And yes, it does look like a child made this map and hung it on the wall in an official manner.
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We can go on the train for faster travel or we can walk down the tunnel.
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You find yourself in the familiar hall of the elevators, but itβs somewhat different than what you might remember. It's still clean, the potted plants are still there, the bright fluorescent lights are still there.
However, what you do notice is that the doors you walked through are behind you, but they look like regular double doors. There's also an emergency exit.
And instead of a row of elevators, there are only three and each one has a unique label:
The first one is π.
The second one is labeled οΏ½οΏ½οΏ½οΏ½οΏ½οΏ½οΏ½.
The third one is labeled ππππππππ.
If you need to access anywhere else, you have to go through the elevators, but you're not sure where they will take you.
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