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a. A day in the life
Welcome to yet another day at Vanderhall University. The sun is up, the trees are green, and it’s a little cold but not all that bad. Go to class, or don’t! It’s your day, to do as you want on this perfectly normal college campus that has nothing wrong with it. Clearly.
b. When the clock strikes twelve...
It’s college. Almost no one is in bed by 10, 11, or even midnight. Currently it’s 11:59, and many students (and non-students) are out and about. Some are at the library, working on late night projects or cramming for a test (or several). Some are probably a little, or more than a little, drunk, wandering around with friends or alone. A few might be in their dorms, watching Netflix or just trolling the internet.
But then the clock strikes midnight...

...and suddenly, everything changes.
That computer you were working on, or that phone midtext? Shuts off. It looks like it’s died, but looking around... no technology around is working. Worse, any people you were talking to, or who were even nearby, are now replaced by coffins according to their height. The moon hangs pale and large in the sky, and the entire world is cast in an eerie green light.
Anyone who’s left awake will have maybe a few minutes to take in their surroundings and panic as a result before something else appears. No matter where they are, they will attract creatures like nothing they will have seen before. Even though they’re completely foreign, anyone with a work sense of self-preservation will have their instincts screaming one thing at them.
Run.
[ooc: The game is open! Please feel free to make a top level for one or both prompts; tag around and have fun!]
Welcome to yet another day at Vanderhall University. The sun is up, the trees are green, and it’s a little cold but not all that bad. Go to class, or don’t! It’s your day, to do as you want on this perfectly normal college campus that has nothing wrong with it. Clearly.
b. When the clock strikes twelve...
It’s college. Almost no one is in bed by 10, 11, or even midnight. Currently it’s 11:59, and many students (and non-students) are out and about. Some are at the library, working on late night projects or cramming for a test (or several). Some are probably a little, or more than a little, drunk, wandering around with friends or alone. A few might be in their dorms, watching Netflix or just trolling the internet.
But then the clock strikes midnight...

...and suddenly, everything changes.
That computer you were working on, or that phone midtext? Shuts off. It looks like it’s died, but looking around... no technology around is working. Worse, any people you were talking to, or who were even nearby, are now replaced by coffins according to their height. The moon hangs pale and large in the sky, and the entire world is cast in an eerie green light.
Anyone who’s left awake will have maybe a few minutes to take in their surroundings and panic as a result before something else appears. No matter where they are, they will attract creatures like nothing they will have seen before. Even though they’re completely foreign, anyone with a work sense of self-preservation will have their instincts screaming one thing at them.
Run.
[ooc: The game is open! Please feel free to make a top level for one or both prompts; tag around and have fun!]
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Naoto spends most of her time working- what this means varies greatly. If she’s not in class, then she’s working on various projects in the library, or sequestered in a corner as she talks quietly on her cell phone to who knows who. She’ll be happy to chat, and may even strike up a conversation with people she knows, but... good luck getting her to do anything ‘fun.’ She’s too busy for that.
b.
For her part, Naoto’s been working in the library and lost track of the time. She’s quite used to staying up at least until midnight, keeping an eye for a certain Midnight Channel and all. She only barely acknowledges the clock, finishing up her current project and shutting off her computer. She still has work to do, but she would rather do detective reports in the privacy of her room.
She’s barely outside of the library when she feels a chill crawl up her spine, and it’s with a startled motion that she turns to look at the world around her. Naoto’s never seen exactly this before, but she’s seen similar... and she already knows what this is.
“This is impossible,” she murmurs, staring wide eyed at the coffins that used to be her peers.
Unfortunately, she knows quite well it’s not actually impossible, and she doesn’t have time to stand around and just let it happen. Naoto pulls out her gun, holding it at the ready even though she knows it won’t do her much good. She can’t summon Yamato-Takeru outside the Midnight Channel, and she doesn’t have an Evoker. She won’t be able to stop anything... but she might be able to help some people survive the hour.
[ooc: basically Naoto is going to be running around trying to help people if they look like they’re in a dire situation. Feel free to have her pop into your character’s situation, or try and help her out!]
b;
The couple that was making out a few feet away definitely turned into coffins, too. Was he dreaming? Doubtful. Fortunately, he doubts the powerout situation would prevent him from entering his dorm since they were given actual keys instead of cards, so he's about to turn in the direction of that building when he sees someone... with a gun? Weren't firearms banned on this campus? He pops the can of coffee open, listening to the short hiss of pressurized air escaping its prison as he watches her get closer. She doesn't seem to be heading at him specifically, but if she's armed, should he avoid her? catch her off guard?
"What are you doing?"
Ask her stupid questions it is.
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"Being on guard," is her answer; if he hasn't seen Shadows yet, there's no sense in trying to explain something that abstract, "Are you alright?"
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Then chuckles. What is this, is it an actual emergency?
"Yeah, I'm fine... is there something going on?"
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"Yes," she says flatly, not entirely sure what to make of him and... his apparent disinterest in what's going on, "This isn't a blackout; come on, it's not safe to stay here."
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"If this isn't a blackout, what is it? You seem to know something."
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He scratches at an itch at the back of his head and tucks his hands in his pockets. Well, then.
"Where are we going?"
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"Looking for other people who might have been caught up in this. And to keep moving." Unfortunately, if her understanding of the hour is correct, there likely isn't a good place to hide out from Shadows- though they are less abundant than in Tartarus.
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b;
The source of said struggle, if she investigates, is a young man wearing a hockey mask, laying into a Shadow with a baseball bat as if his life depends on it.
(To be fair, it probably does.)
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Naoto aims carefully, firing at the Shadow to drive it back before heading forward. "You won't be able to kill it with that. Come on!"
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The voice catches his attention, though not enough to get him to turn his head (because you don't take your eye off the ball, that's stupid), and he takes a step back, bat still held in front of him warily. Backing down on a fight isn't really in his nature, but the amount of abuse that thing has already taken does support what he's hearing.
And he's not really sure what he even ought to be targeting, given the lack of distinct anatomy.
"What is this thing?"
She sounds like she knows some shit. Might as well ask.
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Note that she doesn't say 'safe.' She's fairly certain no such place exists in the dark hour.
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"I'm holdin' you to that."
Because explanations? Yes, please.
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Naoto will wait until they back up enough to reach the end of the alley, eyes on the Shadow before she gestures for Casey to pick a direction and run. She's got the long range weapon, here.
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He knows the terrain and he knows the hiding places, that is to say.
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i hate describing shadows XD
:'D
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B
Sadly, this was not one of those days. Instead, when the clock turned midnight? She found herself staring at a blank computer screen. At first, she was wondering what was going on before she realized that all the lights too were turned off.
"What's going on?" She said before running straight out of the building as she looked around. As she saw people turning into coffins, the only thing she could do was to just be scared.
All she could do right now was to just run and try to figure out what was going on.
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As soon as Naoto spots the woman, her instinct is to call out. In the back of her mind, she knew that some of the Shadow Ops also attended school here... but it wasn't something she was expecting to have to call upon. (And considering the scenario, it was likely they were as unprepared as she was- most people couldn't carry guns, even fake ones, on campus.)
She runs to catch up with the woman, hoping she'll be heard and that Fuuka will slow down enough for them to talk. "Are you alright?"
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“Shirogane-san?” Her eyes immediately widen before shaking her head. “I’m fine but what about you? Are you okay?”
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Persona or not.
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