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Entry tags:
- coco: héctor rivera,
- fragile dreams: ren,
- hollow knight: the knight,
- hyper light drifter: the drifter,
- marble hornets: tim wright,
- mass effect: legion,
- original: mira delacroix,
- pokemon sun & moon: guzma,
- pokemon sun & moon: luna,
- undertale: asgore dreemurr,
- undertale: chara dreemurr,
- voltron: keith kogane,
- ✖ no.6: shion,
- ✖ original: nari reno,
- ✖ pokemon sun & moon: lillie,
- ✖ undertale: muffet,
- ✖ voltron: hunk,
- ✖ voltron: pidge gunderson
August Aftermath: Plants Solidify Sunshine
AUGUST AFTERMATH: OVERGROWTH
Who: Everyone
What: You're back, for better or worse
When: August 19th and onward
Where: The Storyteller's Temple on Ensō, and anywhere else
Warnings: Please mark as you go!
What: You're back, for better or worse
When: August 19th and onward
Where: The Storyteller's Temple on Ensō, and anywhere else
Warnings: Please mark as you go!

Optimism Doesn't Change the Facts
By the end of the 17th, the last of those suffering from the Overgrowth have either pulled through or succumbed entirely. For the next two days, their bodies will decompose and the flowers will feed on their remains, flourishing into bright patches of color.
If you perished and choked on your flowery words, never fear. Come the 19th, you will be stirring awake in the Storyteller's Temple. You will be experiencing a few...side effects, as it happens, while your body readjusts. It will take something like a week for those symptoms to disperse, though the Storyteller isn't around to inform you of this.
What is around? Aside from your own freshly revived selves, there are a great deal of flowers, and all of them are sickeningly familiar. Scarlet gladiolus. Blushing dog rose. Soft yellow buttercups. Garnet-colored geraniums. Dark nodules of fly orchids. Rich violets. Periwinkle hydrangeas. Peppered yellow speckles of goldenrod. Jade green zinnias. Red spears of snapdragons. Pale begonias. Pink spangles of mountain laurel.
The very flowers that killed you are now growing all over the Temple, inside and out, in rich abundance, cloying the air with their perfumed fragrance.
Don't be concerned. These ones certainly aren't going to be spreading to your flesh anytime soon.
By the end of the 17th, the last of those suffering from the Overgrowth have either pulled through or succumbed entirely. For the next two days, their bodies will decompose and the flowers will feed on their remains, flourishing into bright patches of color.
If you perished and choked on your flowery words, never fear. Come the 19th, you will be stirring awake in the Storyteller's Temple. You will be experiencing a few...side effects, as it happens, while your body readjusts. It will take something like a week for those symptoms to disperse, though the Storyteller isn't around to inform you of this.
What is around? Aside from your own freshly revived selves, there are a great deal of flowers, and all of them are sickeningly familiar. Scarlet gladiolus. Blushing dog rose. Soft yellow buttercups. Garnet-colored geraniums. Dark nodules of fly orchids. Rich violets. Periwinkle hydrangeas. Peppered yellow speckles of goldenrod. Jade green zinnias. Red spears of snapdragons. Pale begonias. Pink spangles of mountain laurel.

Don't be concerned. These ones certainly aren't going to be spreading to your flesh anytime soon.
If your character died during this event, please let us know if you have not already. Death penalties have been reduced for this event, but we still need to account for them!
( CODED BY BOOTYCALL )
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[They...would have to assume he has, seeing as he sounds quite confident about it.]
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I was here for the last one. Came in on the day the elevator was swallowing people up.
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[Don't be unnerved by their bluntness. That's just...how they are.]
stories give them power
might help
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Stories are powerful for everyone. Don't worry, I can always find something to talk about.
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[Another muffled cough. At least they are no longer leaking blood and flowers at such concentrated rates. Now, they merely leak blood, at more typical rates for one such as them.]
[There is a good reason their clothing is red. The pink blends in very well.]
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You want to sit down and tell some stories of your own?
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don't have stories
[That is a lie. But they are no longer being physiologically penalized for it, so you can't stop them.]
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[He jerks a thumb at the Storyteller's altar. Yeah, not buying the lie one bit. Just take it easy, whoever you are.]
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[There are nights for this sort of thing, after all. And the Drifter...has people they need to ensure haven't perished. Or have since been revived.]
flowers
picking them?
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Just to be rid of them. Especially if they're poison.
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growing back?
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[What else would he do while he waits, though? Sit down and probably fall asleep?]
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[They are inclined to agree that, yes, he is indeed wasting his time. And what's more:]
they are not the sickness [...which inclines them to think that, assuming no one attempts to pick them, they are largely harmless.]
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[They're JUST SAYING, if you want to get as many of these flowers out of here as possible, there are much more efficient (if dangerous) ways to go about doing that.]
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[Also, how about no. No no no.]
Not with all these living people in here. Especially not around you, with that cough.
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dying anyway
use fluro?
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[Nooo, not concerning at all. He knows medicine has come a long way since his day, and that thingy on their shoulder must mean they come from a more modern place. Maybe if they were able to rest in a hospital with electricity, good doctors, and drugs, they wouldn't be 'already dying'.
Nice work, islands.]
What's your name?
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[They seem as nonplussed as ever. They are, after all, already dead where they come from. Judgment may not be lingering over their shoulder, hastening their inevitable demise, but there is no curing them. There is no lifting that illness away from their lungs, caught as it is like flypaper.]
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What does everyone here call you? 'Drifter'?
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yours?
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Héctor.
[Sr. Héctor Noapellido.]
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[Their written language does not account for accented letters. Sorry, bud.]
it is good to meet you
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They might not really mean that. He's grinning anyway.]
Nice to meet you too.
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[Their hands are protected; they need not worry about poison.]