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MURDERWORLD [mod plot] [Reunion/Rescue]
Who| Everyone who wants in
What| The reunion/rescue of the folks in Murderworld
Where| The Temperate Zone
When| Day 3, at the very end of the arena
Warnings/Notes|
Thanks to the heroes that broke into Arcade's control room, the arena was officially over, and now that the Science Police and Legion had been contacted, people were being gathered up in an area in the temperate Zone and being extracted by portable threshold gates. A first aid station had been set up to triage those who needed immediate emergency care and patch up what injuries they could to hold people over until they got home.
Grief counselors were already on standby to help the Legionnaires and Harrubian dissidents and their families deal with the crisis they had just faced.
Arcade had already been taken away by the Science Police to face trial for multi-murder, and while some of the raw footage of the arena had already been uploaded to the UP internet, the Legionnaires had made the best of a bad situation.
The fact of the matter was every Legionnaire that had been kidnapped had survived. Arcade had been stopped. Almost all of Arcade's "Tributes" had been killed or detained by the Legionnaires and some of the Harubbian dissidents. The arena had ended on Day 3 instead of Day 30, which had saved dozens of lives. And the upload of the raw footage had been stopped mid-stream so that only a few people would have to deal with their ordeal becoming public knowledge.
Now it was time for friends and teammates to reunite and for everyone to head back to the safety of Legion World.
[ooc: Anyone can start a thread, regardless of whether they're a Legionnaire that was in the arena, or a Legionnaire outside the arena checking up on their friends.]
What| The reunion/rescue of the folks in Murderworld
Where| The Temperate Zone
When| Day 3, at the very end of the arena
Warnings/Notes|
Thanks to the heroes that broke into Arcade's control room, the arena was officially over, and now that the Science Police and Legion had been contacted, people were being gathered up in an area in the temperate Zone and being extracted by portable threshold gates. A first aid station had been set up to triage those who needed immediate emergency care and patch up what injuries they could to hold people over until they got home.
Grief counselors were already on standby to help the Legionnaires and Harrubian dissidents and their families deal with the crisis they had just faced.
Arcade had already been taken away by the Science Police to face trial for multi-murder, and while some of the raw footage of the arena had already been uploaded to the UP internet, the Legionnaires had made the best of a bad situation.
The fact of the matter was every Legionnaire that had been kidnapped had survived. Arcade had been stopped. Almost all of Arcade's "Tributes" had been killed or detained by the Legionnaires and some of the Harubbian dissidents. The arena had ended on Day 3 instead of Day 30, which had saved dozens of lives. And the upload of the raw footage had been stopped mid-stream so that only a few people would have to deal with their ordeal becoming public knowledge.
Now it was time for friends and teammates to reunite and for everyone to head back to the safety of Legion World.
[ooc: Anyone can start a thread, regardless of whether they're a Legionnaire that was in the arena, or a Legionnaire outside the arena checking up on their friends.]
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"My list tends to be mostly homicidal aliens and homicidal humans, so 'elaborate death trap' is still pretty new." Not that he wants to repeat the experience in any capacity.
The water looks good - evidently he's more dehydrated than he'd thought. "You know," he says, accepting the water bottle, "normally I'd be suspicious of someone insisting the water they're handing me isn't poisoned, but right now, I'm pretty sure you're telling the truth." The two of them having helped one another take out Arcade might have something to do with that. He twists the cap off the bottle and chugs about a third of it in one go. Yep, definitely dehydrated.
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Yep.
"I'm pretty sure I'm telling the truth, too, but thanks for keeping the faith alive." She just watched as he downed the water. She already knew. Ordinary bottled water never tasted so good until just now.
"So, how you holding up?"
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He takes another drink as she asks the question and makes it last, finishing off the bottle to buy himself time to think. He doesn't exactly want to talk about it, but avoiding the question altogether will just be suspicious, and the last thing he needs right now is focus on him.
So he picks a middle ground and hopes it's the right one. "I fought six of Arcade's tributes in thee days. I'm going to need some recovery time." He crunches the bottle against his hip and screws the cap back on. "How about you?"
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"But right now I'm just glad we're done here. And I'm strongly hoping that this is my last time being forced to compete inside a death arena."
Goodbye Murderworld. You will definitely not be missed.
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The followup comment just has him rolling his eyes. "You know that, now that you've said that, you've doomed us all to another one." There's something to be said for narrative causality - namely that it sucks.
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As in, could they grow back any lost limbs or organs? Probably.
Again, not looking for a firsthand experience with that.
"Okay." She put her hands up. "I know that's totally how it works in the movies but... Come on!"
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He shrugs in response to Gwen's complaint. "That's also how it works in my life. When it inevitably happens again, I blame you." He's long since accepted narrative causality as the driving force of his life - he's accidentally invoked 'speak of the devil' way too often to deny it.
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"And even if it did, can you not? I got enough people blaming me for things as it is."
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"But hey, at least we made it out."