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[Anniversary Event Starting Log] I Awaken To Another Day...
Who: Open Log! This means everybody!
When: September 1st, 1918. Dawn.
Where: Farmer Whitty's Squash Patch, City of Missionworth (Ye Olde... Baseball Diamond?)
Summary: Midnight on New Years Eve finds the entire Newcomer Community thrust backwards in time...oh, 95 years or so?
Warnings: A lot of potentially drunk people are about to land facefirst in a field. Once word is out that a small horde of strangers have mysteriously arrived on the island, Military Forces will be rounding them up for questioning. You be the judge of how badly this goes.
Whether right in the middle of a rowdy parties as toasts are raised with complementary champagne, or having a quiet evening at home on the couch, watching GloTV's annual Auld Lang Syne Countdown Extravaganza, a sickeningly familiar tug of a feeling suddenly wrenches in the gut of every Newcomer on the island who has been brought here by Pull in the past three years.
As fireworks sound over AGI tower and the clock finishes striking twelve, the world spins. For a dazzling colorful moment, flashing scenes from their stay in Port roll backwards like rewound film before their eyes. It becomes a blur, the Pull drawing tighter and tighter, ears might pop and there's a very good chance the contents of their stomachs might be turned out.
And then there is coolness, a brisk breeze, morning dew and damp earth beneath them all.
The newcomers are scattered across a planted field of winding vines and colorful gourds, which won't be ready for harvesting for another month or so. Several startled crows are circling overhead, screaming. There are no tall towers on the skyline, and there are more surrounding trees, particularly toward the western horizon- golds and oranges of early autumn.
To the east, a picturesque early 20th century settlement stretches to the island shoreline, already bustling with traffic and construction in the early dawn's light. There is no putrid, sick-sweet rotting smell which normally lingers for awhile in the morning fog, after the lifting of darkness.
Two young boys stand agape at the edge of the field for several moment, leaning over a fencepost, then turn and tear off towards a homestead not far away, shouting for their papa.
Welcome to the City of Missionworth. Look's like The Core's decided to give you all a history lesson for the New Year.
When: September 1st, 1918. Dawn.
Where: Farmer Whitty's Squash Patch, City of Missionworth (Ye Olde... Baseball Diamond?)
Summary: Midnight on New Years Eve finds the entire Newcomer Community thrust backwards in time...oh, 95 years or so?
Warnings: A lot of potentially drunk people are about to land facefirst in a field. Once word is out that a small horde of strangers have mysteriously arrived on the island, Military Forces will be rounding them up for questioning. You be the judge of how badly this goes.
Whether right in the middle of a rowdy parties as toasts are raised with complementary champagne, or having a quiet evening at home on the couch, watching GloTV's annual Auld Lang Syne Countdown Extravaganza, a sickeningly familiar tug of a feeling suddenly wrenches in the gut of every Newcomer on the island who has been brought here by Pull in the past three years.
As fireworks sound over AGI tower and the clock finishes striking twelve, the world spins. For a dazzling colorful moment, flashing scenes from their stay in Port roll backwards like rewound film before their eyes. It becomes a blur, the Pull drawing tighter and tighter, ears might pop and there's a very good chance the contents of their stomachs might be turned out.
And then there is coolness, a brisk breeze, morning dew and damp earth beneath them all.
The newcomers are scattered across a planted field of winding vines and colorful gourds, which won't be ready for harvesting for another month or so. Several startled crows are circling overhead, screaming. There are no tall towers on the skyline, and there are more surrounding trees, particularly toward the western horizon- golds and oranges of early autumn.
To the east, a picturesque early 20th century settlement stretches to the island shoreline, already bustling with traffic and construction in the early dawn's light. There is no putrid, sick-sweet rotting smell which normally lingers for awhile in the morning fog, after the lifting of darkness.
Two young boys stand agape at the edge of the field for several moment, leaning over a fencepost, then turn and tear off towards a homestead not far away, shouting for their papa.
Welcome to the City of Missionworth. Look's like The Core's decided to give you all a history lesson for the New Year.
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"Are you hurt?"
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"No, I... It's nothing."
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"Where are we? Wasn't it just striking midnight a second ago...?"
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Before they inexplicably appeared in a field of squash, that is. She puts her hands against her arms, rubbing up and down a few times to keep out the early autumn chill.
"I don't know where we are."
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"It felt like the Core, didn't it? The first time it brought us here."
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"Yeah, it - oh, you aren't sick or anything, are you? Will you be alright?"
She pauses, looking up towards the sky, then towards the unfamiliar buildings in the periphery of the area.
"Do you think we got - like, do you think this is another world? It looks different, but at the same time, um, kind of similar?"
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"You're right....there's something familiar about it."
Except there's no large buildings, there's no hum of technology.
It's too quiet despite the sounds of people shouting.
"The telephone poles..." he mutters under his breath. "They look more like the ones back home."
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And she pauses. She can see people moving around who look familiar, people she knows from the Port, calling to other people she knows. Even if they were taken to a new world, most of them seem to have their memories, if they remember enough to call for friends they've met here. Speaking of memories and friends, though, she looks back towards him with a worried expression.
"Do you think everyone showed up here with us, or just some of them?"
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He coughs and then reaches into his pocket, searching for his NV, but lo and behold, there's nothing there. He's sure he had it with him when he'd been walking upstairs.
"Huh - my NV is gone?!"
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"I don't have mine either, but - is there something in my hair?"
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He glances down at her and has to hold back a laugh at the sight of her pulling grass out of her hair, despite the strange situation that they'd found themselves in. He reaches over and pulls a bit more from the back of her head, dropping it onto the ground. Panicking can wait one more second.
"It's just some grass."
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"Do you see Oz yet?"
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"Come on, let's see who else we can find," he says as he puts a hand on her shoulder and leads her down the middle of a few colorful pumpkins.
"We weren't sent home...at least, not to our own."
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"Yeah. It looks more like back home, but it's still not the same."
She looks at the ground thoughtfully. Even though this is all new and a bit frightening, it's some small relief that they weren't all sent home.
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He shoves through a bush to start cutting through the middle of the field. A boy nearby springs to his feet and runs away before he has a chance to stop and ask if he's all right.
"H-hey!" he snaps, but the boy doesn't even turn to look back at them.
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"Ah-!"
She reaches out a hand, trying to signal to him that he doesn't have to run, but he doesn't even look back as he sprints away. She watches his retreating back for a moment before looking back towards Gilbert.
"Will he be okay? Should we follow him?"
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"Hold on a second!"
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She tries to hurry, but her shoes aren't really the most practical to run in. After a moment, she stops, peeling both of them off, setting them down on the field with a look of regret that only lasts a minute before she starts to run again.
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He's about to insist that she just pick them up and carry them, but they can always come back and get them once they get some answers. He takes off again across the field, where the boy has actually stopped to watch them, thinking that they'd given up. But upon seeing them, he starts running again.
"We just want to know where we are!"
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"Dad, I think we're scaring him, maybe we should try and find someone else."
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Though he's still looking across the field for another familiar face as he starts forward again.
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"I'm sure it'll be fine, Dad."
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But he doesn't share this pessimistic thought with her; he only nods, tries to smile, and then says, "Do your feet hurt? I can carry you if you need."
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"They don't, but - I'm not slowing you down, am I?"
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They're not chasing the kid anymore; they can take it at a slower pace now, but the ground might still hurt.
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