week 0 - training facility

[murdergame]

blood match week zero



week zero

When you first wake up in your room, an announcement will play on the television.

You’ll be spending your first week before the game officially starts at a vast facility that has been completely submerged underwater. This facility consists of a central hub surrounded by four smaller spherical buildings. You can get to each subsection by either taking a shuttle or walking across a long glass tunnel.

Setting
Competitors
Private Conversations

Comments

[dramatist]

[Since Jack is a touchy-feely person in general, he briefly invades Cole's large personal bubble to lay a hand on his shoulder. It's meant to be reassuring, but it's brief since he can at least tell that Cole prefers to keep his distance.]

Chin up! Just having someone around who will try is a lot, you know.

[existency]

[ It's a good thing that it's brief, since Cole flinches away, even taking a half step back like he might flee. He really isn't used to this yet at all. He'd much rather just watch and help from the shadows, but... He had to try. He knew that, but it was still frightening. ]

Would you try?

[dramatist]

Ah— sorry, sorry!

[First and foremost since it's clear Cole took to that even worse than expected. POOR SKITTISH GHOST NERD... The question gets a nod shortly after, at least, and an affirmative:]

Mmhm! But I think everyone I've met here so far would.

[existency]

[ u lyin lil shit ]

[ But luckily Cole doesn't know that at all, though he doesn't feel confident in the breadth of Jack's answer. He thinks people are good, but he also thinks that people get scared. He truly wishes he could hear like he normally could, since then he would know, but instead he just turns his attention downward as he fidgets a bit. ]

I hope so. If no one will play, then no one would have to be hurt.

[dramatist]

[jack "lyin shit" vessalius at ur service

But his expression becomes a little more curious at that, since really, Cole is a curious person in general. It's an interestingly soft way of thinking and reminds him a little of Oz, but there are enough differences for it to only be a vague similarity.]

It would be nice if things worked out that simply, right? But there are the collars to worry about too, so if a way out is needed, we're going to have to be more clever than just not playing.

[existency]

[ Cole nods, but there's that delay in his answer that seems to come rather often. He gives off the impression of someone that thinks very carefully about his words, but what he expresses is probably harsher than would be expected. ]

...Then you kill the ones that want the hurt. The ones that put the collars on.