[ After he finds Mithrun clipping into the watery abyss after Mithrun's been just fishing, the head admin seems to appear out of nowhere to gently push him into a portal that swallows him up.
And so, Mithrun will find himself in a very dark, vast room. It's full of small craters that are very frequent in the floor. Watch your step! Though they're not really any deeper than five inches at worst. There's just many.
The atmosphere feels oppressive and gloomy, perhaps to match Hien's emotional state. Anyway, soaked Mithrun will find himself landing on the carpet flooring wherever there aren't any craters. There's also a half-coded chair in the middle of the craters along with a throne much further away to the other end of the room that is about the size of multiple multipurpose rooms. And in the distant corner, a pitch black casket lies there, lonely--separated from everything else. Not like it says much since this room, apart from anything else, is severely lacking. ]
( Mithrun went from falling endlessly to, well, a room that MTV Cribs probably wouldn't enjoy featuring very much. His gaze sweeps quick across the landscape until it lands on the figure before him, which he doesn't recognize until he hears its voice. )
... Hien?
( Though not happy to see Hien particularly, Mithrun seems largely confused, but - it occurs to him this may be a special admin area. He recalls he'd had it on a mental list to investigate this at least once, but he can't strongly recall his motive... )
Yes. I'm aware that you have a lack of directional skills, but for it to manifest into the very waters you're fishing in is quite the feat. Either way, I'm sure you didn't do it on purpose.
[ Bugs like that just happen. You can't will it to just exist without intention. ]
... It's nice to see you doing well regardless. I hope it will stay that way.
[ aka stop stressing out your friends and healers, man... ]
( Instead of answering that, or asking why Hien seems to care, he says, )
Your roommate hasn't told you?
( as he steps away, evidently lost interest in this topic and taken to wandering - his general trajectory, though, seeming likely to carry him toward the casket. )
[ Mithrun will be blocked by an invisible wall the moment he takes even two steps away. Sorry, man. Hien knows what you're like... very curious, thorough, motivated to get through a goal-- but he won't let Mithrun. Not this time.
He won't answer him about the roommate and he doesn't seem to be angry about it. ]
... And I thought I was stupider, but no. You really got me beat there. Maybe I should just keep you in captivity here. Make a little morgue with those drawers, putting each player in a casket.
[ No, he wouldn't. He hates keeping people here longer than he needs to. ]
( Hien might extrapolate Mithrun said that specifically to see if he could get a telling answer off Hien, as opposed to asking directly... as he tends to do on occasion.
He glances at the casket... so close (not close at all) but so far (very far). )
10/7
And so, Mithrun will find himself in a very dark, vast room. It's full of small craters that are very frequent in the floor. Watch your step! Though they're not really any deeper than five inches at worst. There's just many.
The atmosphere feels oppressive and gloomy, perhaps to match Hien's emotional state. Anyway, soaked Mithrun will find himself landing on the carpet flooring wherever there aren't any craters. There's also a half-coded chair in the middle of the craters along with a throne much further away to the other end of the room that is about the size of multiple multipurpose rooms. And in the distant corner, a pitch black casket lies there, lonely--separated from everything else. Not like it says much since this room, apart from anything else, is severely lacking. ]
Mithrun.
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... Hien?
( Though not happy to see Hien particularly, Mithrun seems largely confused, but - it occurs to him this may be a special admin area. He recalls he'd had it on a mental list to investigate this at least once, but he can't strongly recall his motive... )
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[ Bugs like that just happen. You can't will it to just exist without intention. ]
... It's nice to see you doing well regardless. I hope it will stay that way.
[ aka stop stressing out your friends and healers, man... ]
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It's hard to say, with monsters loose everywhere. Is this part of the experiment, too?
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[ And frankly, he doesn't care if it's a part of an experiment or not. ]
It's inconvenient, at the very least. Either way, please reflect on your actions of stressing people around you and I'll let you go.
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Your roommate hasn't told you?
( as he steps away, evidently lost interest in this topic and taken to wandering - his general trajectory, though, seeming likely to carry him toward the casket. )
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He won't answer him about the roommate and he doesn't seem to be angry about it. ]
You're staying here while I'm talking to you.
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Why do you care about the people I'm worrying?
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Because you're tanking morale. Just because you don't care doesn't mean nobody else does.
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( He doesn't really seem to mind the walls being quite impenetrable as he tests them, and doesn't glance back at Hien when he speaks to him. )
Besides, if CC Corp intends to digitize our minds, I don't think it matters much how we feel. Unless policy is to pursue Wagyu beef treatment?
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... And I thought I was stupider, but no. You really got me beat there. Maybe I should just keep you in captivity here. Make a little morgue with those drawers, putting each player in a casket.
[ No, he wouldn't. He hates keeping people here longer than he needs to. ]
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( Hien might extrapolate Mithrun said that specifically to see if he could get a telling answer off Hien, as opposed to asking directly... as he tends to do on occasion.
He glances at the casket... so close (not close at all) but so far (very far). )
Who's in this casket?
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Whatever is left of your common sense.
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Do they display as online or offline?
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[ Hien watches Mithrun while peeling a mandarin in his hand. Thoroughly. ]