Animus Moderators (
animusmods) wrote in
towerofanimus2012-02-29 12:21 pm
Entry tags:
Hitori Kakurenbo
Characters: anyone participating in the event
Setting: here
Format: any; party style
Summary: The final game takes place.
Warnings: horror/potential gore/violence
Make sure to follow the instructions. Please reply to the proper subthread.
Elevators
Apartment Complex Part One
Apartment Complex Part Two
Setting: here
Format: any; party style
Summary: The final game takes place.
Warnings: horror/potential gore/violence
Make sure to follow the instructions. Please reply to the proper subthread.
Elevators
Apartment Complex Part One
Apartment Complex Part Two

ELEVATOR
Re: ELEVATOR
"For the first game Shion is going to be it. For the first game Shion is going to be it. For the first game Shion is going to be it," He dropped the bear into the water.
Re: ELEVATOR
She pretended not to notice how her voice mimicked her hands as she quietly said she was it.
APARTMENT COMPLEX PART ONE
APARTMENT COMPLEX PART TWO
Unit I
He decided, reluctantly, to find a comfortable hiding place to wait it out for the beginning of the game. Then once he decided what was really happening here, he would go out and do his best to protect as many people as possible.
"Is anyone else here?" he called out once the lights were all off. He could still see by the light of the television. "I'm the Signless. If anyone else is in this hivestem, I'll do what I can to protect you. I'm going to hide in the biggest respite block. If you need me, call out."
That done, he headed for the master bedroom closet.
Unit I
The bear in the dining room hadn't seen him as he'd slipped past it, but he didn't know what might draw their attention, whether his voice would bring it in here to find him. He didn't think a second encounter would end well.
no subject
no subject
In the close confines he threw himself into his moirail's arms, shivering. "I... I got patht three of them," he choked out, shocked and still not quite believing it. "There'th... body partth... tho many people dying..."
no subject
"I know," he whispered. "I know. I can't believe you got here safely, Psi... Fuck. You must have saved up all of your luck for tonight. But I'm so glad you're here."
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
Unit C Bedroom 3
Is.
Still, she followed the instructions, whispering, "Okay, now Bernard is it." Giving it a gently pat on its head, she toed off her shoes and quickly left the elevator, padding through the rooms on silent feet before making it to Unit D. Glancing around her in the eerie light of the static television, she tip-toed through to the bedroom, shutting the door behind her before hiding under the bed, close to the balcony door. She can hear her heart pumping and wonders if maybe a passerby might too.
no subject
There was no amount of words for the sheer terror on her face. But as the bear leaves, Link lets out a long sigh.
Turning to their partner, Link looks at Zelda and whispers frantically. ]
We must... we must move when we can, or--
[ They'll die. ]
Unit C, kitchen
He tried not to cry as he curled his knees up to his chest. A ghostly hand, Sanshi's came to hold his.
**
After he is spotted the pots fly around the cupboard and the ceiling starts dripping with water. Taiki is still hiding, terrified since the bear is still in the kitchen, he is feeling faintly sick, though not as badly as he has done before.
Unit A, living room
When she was told to hide, she made her way to the nearest unit and settled behind the television. Perhaps not the best hiding spot but this was just a game, right?
Somehow she avoids detection the first couple of times a bear enters the room and simply has the erratic behaviour of the television to contend with.
Up until hour eight, that is. But that's a long way off just yet.]
hour five ish
Hours pass with bears hunting through the room but finding neither of them. Finally when there are no bears in the room Suzaku speaks.] How are you keeping up?
no subject
I'm okay. This isn't like any game I'm used to but it's sort-of exciting, trying not to be found.
no subject
no subject
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
Under the bed party!
They ran into unit G and into the bedroom to hide under the bed.
Re: Under the bed party!
"W-who's there?"
Re: Under the bed party!
"It's Romeo and Molly, can we hide here?" They were running out of time.
no subject
"Please? There's a lotta space and three people against one bear is better than one!"
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
Let's end this!
His phone beeped in the nineteenth hour and he looked at it blearily, sleep deprivation had taken it's toll as well. He half expected another death, another final moment. Another moment where people he knew were torn apart in front of his eyes.
But to his surprise it was a message, telling him he had survived. Like he didn't know, like he wasn't hating himself for that very fact. He had survived again. And he had done it by betrayal.
He poured the sake in his mouth, such a strong taste after hours of eating and drinking nothing hit him hard but his lips wouldn't open. His eyes flashing red once as he tried to spit it out.
He was surviving this, like it or not. His limbs were stiff from lying under the bed but he began searching for his bear. It didn't take him long since he made a detour.
He had seen it on the video but he had to see for himself, in person. He walked into the master bedroom and there was Minato's body, and under him was a bear that Suzaku knew automatically was his. Hands trembling he pulled the lance out of Minato's body feeling sick. He tossed it aside and closed his eyes. He couldn't speak because he couldn't open his mouth. He lifted Minato's body carefully and laid it to the side.
He wasn't sure if he had been the one who had killed him, but the timing was just too close, the gap in his memory and then Minato being killed. He stared at the body and then closed his eyes, going back to the bear and spitting the sake onto it.
His voice was empty and hollow. "I win. I win. I win." He picked up the bear and took it back to elevator and burned it. He stared at the flames watching them consume the bear. It didn't feel like any kind of victory.
19th Hour
Needless to say, she stumbled back out quickly when she saw the skinned corpse on the ground, knowing without a doubt it was Dave. Completely numbed, she took a deep breath through her nose and re-entered the kitchen, searching through the cupboards before turning back to the corpse, kneeling beside it. Tears leaking from her eyes, she gathered the body up and placed him on the table, not wanting him on the floor where someone might step on him.
Hands and feet covered in congealed blood, she didn't even bother to wipe them clean as she moved throughout the Unit, searching through the cupboards, under the beds, in the toilets, and so on, leaving bloody hand and footprints in her wake. Finding nothing, she moved onto the next unit, following the strong smell of blood into the bathroom.
Finding the blonde woman's disembowled body in the bathtub was... surprisingly easier to handle than Dave's skinned body. Perhaps because Francisca was familiar with disembowlment, moreso than skinning children.
Recognizing Bernard nestled in the woman's open chest cavity, Francisca's eyes became blank with fatigue, shakey legs stepping forward. She spat the sake over the bear, saying an internal apology to the woman for spraying her in the process, before saying quietly, "I won, I won, I won."
When she tried to pull the bear out, one of its limbs got caught between the corpse's ribs and Francisca reached down with both hands, easily snapping the ribs apart like twigs, the same dead expression on her face as she lifted the bloodied bear out with her equally red hands. Before leaving, she took a moment to run her fingers down the woman's face, closing her staring eyes.
Reaching the elevator, Francisca dropped the bear into the fire, slumping down to her knees beside the warm blaze and watching the toy eventually vanish into ashes, eyes closing as she let her head drop back against the cold metal wall.
Victory
When her cell phone indicated the message, she all but leapt from the bed, revived despite the long hours of nothingness having tired her. This was it. This was the last stretch and then she would have won. And nothing spurred her on better than a glimpse of victory.
She took the sake into her mouth, barely aware of the way it burned. True, it was stronger than anything she'd drunk before but this was her ticket to winning and she was not going to mess it up. That meant finding her bear, wherever it may be.
After an initial sweep of unit B she'd seen several bears with corpses to match but no sign of her own. Which was when it hit her - perhaps hers lay with the ones she had sacrificed. That narrowed her search a little - she knew it was a bedroom, it was just a case of finding which one. She began making her way through the units, quickly but methodically checking each bed of each bedroom and barely flinching at the increasing number of corpses she saw. Mostly she was just annoyed that none of the bears she saw was hers.
Eventually she reached Unit G and the second she peeked under the bed in the master bedroom, she knew. There, surrounded by corpses, lay a bear she knew to be hers, rather fittingly crawling with spiders. She dragged it from under the bed and spat the sake at it, her expression triumphant as she gloated, "I won, I won, I won."
She then headed for the elevator, bear held before her as some warped form of trophy before she cast it into the flames and stood, watching it burn and allowing the thrill of the win to spread through her.