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Bridget / 22 / female / Theo Bridget sighed as the girl walked over to the trapdoor without even aknowledging her. She grabbed her bag off the single bunkbed in one corner, and waited till everyone was through the hole. She climbed down partway and shut the trap door. The T shaped knob twisted into place. The already dark tunnel was now enveloped in a pitch black darkness. "Oops" she said aloud. She closed her eyes to adjust to the dark. She saw a door at the end of the hallway and stepped toward it. She ran her fingers over the keypad. "Whats the code?" She asked the boy who had found the paper. Everyone probably still couldn't see, she couldnt see either, but she could see better than anyone else in this darkness. She could atleast make out where the door was. Bridget wondered if anyone would be annoyed with her for shutting the door and completely shrouding them with darkness. She hoped they wouldn't be mad at her for too long. After all, she would be living in the underground bunker for a while with these people. It's one thing to be ignored by them. She was used to that. But if people where mean to her, she would have that awful feeling of lonliness again. She usually woulndt mind if she was looked down upon. SHe would just climb a tree. Or go hang out with her friend Kaz. Ohno! Kaz! He would be up there with the supposed apocalypse. SHe hoped he would survive that sort of madness.
(A quick reminder that there are no bunkbeds in the room... please reread the description of the first room in my first post and tweak your first and third posts accordingly.) |
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Theo - 18 - Male - Mentions: Everyone, Ere Theo saw one of the girls motion him to go down the ladder and obliged quickly. He knew it wouldn't be a prudent idea to get on someones bad side so soon. He reached the slanted hall and walked to the end. As others began to gather around him, he pulled out the paper and glanced at it for a moment, memorizing the code. Suddenly it black, the only light from the glow of the keypad. A groan was heard and a girl stepped up beside Theo, asking what the passcode was. Knowing she wouldn't even be able to see his sign langugae if she could understand it, he simply shoved the paper into her hands. His fingers were already dancing over the keypad, entering the code. He tapped k then hit enter. The door clicked and Theo pushed it open. Stepping inside, he glanced around. This bunker was much larger than the one upstairs, the fake one. He walked around the room, his fingertips brushed across the walls as he went. The others filed into the room and began looking around. A minute later, after they had all gone in, someone closed the door again. |
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Raven Lovelilly/Female/18/Mentions: Everyone (ind) Raven slipped out from her brothers arm, curiousity getting the best of her. She had spent the last couple minutes taking in every detail, who was talking to who, what people were filling there time with, a boy seeming to use his phone to speak with another person, the announcements, the finding of the paper. However, the moment the rug was pulled away and the trap door was open, she was moving towards it, Ellis on her heels. She tried not to fidget as she waited for her turn to climb down, handing her bag to Ellis, who dropped it dont to her along with his when she reached the bottom so he could climb. She caught the bags in an easy, soft, thump as they hit her hands. Raven continued moving forward, avoiding physical contact as she inched closer to the door eagerly. Her eyes glinted when it opened. Raven took a small, tentative step inside. Her eyes scanning every corner, door, and wall, no matter how drab it could be. She ignored the looming presence of her brother as he leaned against the wall behind her. She knew he was probaly staring at the floor, pretending not to be interested in their new home for however long they would be stuck down here. She turned slowly in a circle, refusing to miss a single thing. A small whicked smile reached her lips as a million questioned raced through her mind. Would they all share a room? Was there a library? How long would their resources last? Would she get along with her new roommates? |
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Lily | 18 | Female | M: Everyone, Theo, Eva "Maybe so, just better hope we never go out there at some point since we might be blinded from it." Eva said, smiling slightly. Another girl had walked in trying to make conversation with this one guy, who seemed that he wasn't going to talk at all. "Perhaps, but no point in hoping it will when it could actually turn out worse...not like its wrong to hope though. As long as we're down here, we're safe so whatever happens- up there, we shouldn't worry about it." Eva said and Lily sat there pondering before saying, "Now that was a good opinion. I like hearing honesty from others no matter how offensive some take it." She paused for a moment before saying, "I like others opinions even if some get upset about it. . .for some reason."
The speaker came on at that moment, giving them the announcement. She looked around before checking under her chair. Nothing. A sharp whistle blew and she covered one ear, before spotting the male with the phone. He was waving the paper before going over to the rug, rolling it up and opening the trapdoor. She grabbed her bag before following Eva over. She watched a few go down before following Eva down. At the bottom of the ladder, a hallway seemed to stretch before the keypad to the bunker door came before them. The male typed out the password before the door opened. Once all of them were in the room, the door behind them closed.
A ton of questions suddenly arrived in her head. Was there a library? How many books? Was there enough resources to last a couple years if need be? How many friends would she make down here? As the questions entered her head, she became more relaxed as she knew that no matter what happened, they would be safe down here. If the apocalypse actually happened, then she would always remember her family, her name and how to survive. That's what mattered. |
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Ere Wren Daywin || 18 || Male || Mentions: all (ind)
Because he was near the back of the "line"- or clump would be a better description- he couldn't easily see what was going on at the door. But hearing a click, the door was pushed open, and light flooded in from above the heads of the people in front. The others seemed desperate to get out from the secluded hall and spilled out of the doorway. Ere was last, and as he stepped forward, he turned around to make sure nobody had been left behind then attempted to shut the door, his hands pressing against the cold metal, only to find there was another keypad identical to the one on the other side on Ere's side of the wall(a mouthful to say!). There didn't seem to be a "close" button though.... Ere hesitated before pressing enter, and the thick metal slid over the doorway.
"Uh- we don't really have any instructions for what to do once we get here," Ere realized out loud, taking in his surroundings.
The room he was in was much more welcoming then the fake bunker room. The walls were slick but not quite as empty as the white wallpaper in the first room; and displayed a simple but better-then-nothing grey. Because this bunker was, after all, something meant for a huge amount of people- almost half a whole large state's population- materials had been rather scarce, but Ere was thankful anyways. He was sure he would've gone crazy should he have had to stay in that empty white waiting room for longer then a week. Actually, probably not even that long. He probably would've burst on day one.
The room's main purpose was likely just for meeting, set up in a hurry right before the selected had arrived; for the main table definitly couldn't seat more then, oh, fifteen people? The ceiling and floor was tiled with the same black material, and tube-like lights hung from the ceiling with metal cables.
The room was somewhat large, and in the shape of a cylinder with three stories. Doorways enforced with metal were the only entries into other rooms, and multiple ones were scattered around the walls. Small panels that matched the ceilings in color hung next to each one, showing the purpose of each room. (wip, I may add more ) |
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Evangeline (Eva) - 19 - Female - Mentions: Lily, all (ind) The one kid that blew the whistle went down the ladder as she motioned, and so did a few more people. She went down and waited on the kid to put in the code. Once he did, the door opened and they were welcomed with light. One girl took the first step and took everything in slowly. 'Welp, guess we're not in danger, or else she'd be the first dead,' Eva thought to herself. Along with the rest of the people, she walked into the "real" bunker and took in all of the surroundings. The beanie boy was last to walk in and he also made the great decision of closing off the one way out if there was danger. She scoffed and shook her head slightly, thinking about how ridiculous that was. 'Uh- we don't really have any instructions for what to do once we get here.' She thought for a second before she responded with, "Well, I'm sure there are speakers in here as well, so they'll most likely speak once we're done looking clueless." There was a hint of sarcasm in her response but that's just how she normally speaks. She doesn't necessarily mean to be rude, she just says anything that goes through her mind. However, the fact that he closed the door is what sort of caused her snarky comment. 'Oh well if he gets offended, just was saying that for the hell of it,' she thought to herself. Eva started looking around at the room seeing that it was definitely better than whatever they were in before. She liked the black tiling and ceiling material, looked slick in her opinion. It all looked very modern, which kind of threw her off...how did the person who made this know that something was going to happen? And why did they take the time to make the bunker just for a select few people? Either way, she realized that this is where she'll have to be until...whenever. She saw a room marked "bunkers" and realized she didn't want to bunk down with someone random so she turned to Lily and asked, "Apparently, we have bunkers so...do you wanna bunk with me?" (The last sentence isn't jumping ahead, is it?) |
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(No, it's not, because I said it's alright to make up rooms and explore the bunker in the discussion.) |
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Nyx Itzal | 21 | Male | M: Everyone(ind), Theo Nyx watched the male punch in the code before the door opened. Going inside, he immediately scanned through it memorizing the detail. The door shut behind him with a couple of the others talking but he ignored them. The grey walls were actually a welcoming sight from the dull white wallpaper in the fake bunker. The room that they were in was mainly like a meeting room, a table was set up that could fit at least 10 people, 15 at most. He was quite interested in the ceiling however, a black material that he couldn't figure out. He knew that it probably didn't matter and was most likely there for an "as if night sky". Or whatever they called it.
He let out a sigh before starting towards a door. Looking into it, he saw some bunkers with slight pink on the top. Girls room. He thought before moving to the next one. More bunkers but this time in a dark navy blue. Boys room most likely. He thought before taking a bed in one corner. Laying his bag down on the bed, he went back out to explore. There were several doors from the main cylinder room, but one had a red mark making him curious. He opened it and stepped inside. |
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Lily | 18 | Female | M: Eva, everyone(ind) Lily looked around, before hearing someone say, "Uh- we don't really have any instructions for what to do once we get here." Eva responded with, ""Well, I'm sure there are speakers in here as well, so they'll most likely speak once we're done looking clueless." So true. Lily took in everything, the panels showing what room was what, the table and the ovalish cylinder kind of room. She however thought that the black ceiling was kind of dull.
"Apparently, we have bunkers so...do you wanna bunk with me?" Eva said, walking to her side. Lily looked over spotting the bunker room. Eva was probably thinking the same thing as Lily, I don't want to be bunking with someone I don't know. Lily said, "Sure, let's go find our bunk before going exploring. I want to see if they have things for us to do. Most likely will but better to check everything out. Do you want to top or the bottom? I'm fine with either." Lily could switch from one topic to another and back easily, which could sometimes get on other people's nerves. She didn't want to lose a friend yet but she was just being herself so oh well.
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Ellis Lovelilly/Male/17/Mentions: Everyone (Ind) Ellis followed his older sister tightly. He didnt really show it, but he hated crowds, or talking to people he didn't know, or just generally socialization in general. His mother had told hin when he was young, before she died, that it was a form of anxiety, but he didn't know what, and it wasnt like he every went to somebody for a diagnoses. Ellis's own curious eyes glanced around the area, and then he spotted it, the arts a crafts room. Maybe this wouldn't be so bad Raven began moving, and he avoided eye contact with everyone else as he followed her, she peaked into a room. He jumped as she barked out a sudden laugh. "Ill sleep in a room full of boys before I sleep is a pink marked bed. Thats kind of sexist the decorators, dont you think? What pink for girls and blue for boys?" She shook her head slightly, and Ellis chuckled at her outburst as they walked to the other bunking area. Ellis went to throw his bag on the bottom of a bunk, and Raven climbed to the top of the blue beds, flopping into the pillow. "Hey I saw an art room so I think im gonna go check it out" He told Raven, digging out his paints, paint brushes and cavases. "Alright, can you hand me my book before you go?" She asked. hand reached over the ledge of the bed. Ellis handed the paperback with a bisexual flag on the cover to her. She had the book since she was 6, though it was a rather large book with complicated and often mature themes for a child, but their mother had still given it to her before she went off with her girlfriend, and still, Raven had read that book right away, and has read it over and over since then. Ellis zipped up the bag and left the room, heading straight for the art room with his supplies tucked under his arm. With a deep sigh, he pushed through the door and set up at the little easel and stool in the room |
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