Jack Frost (
alittlefuninstead) wrote in
glocksuke2021-12-11 12:11 pm
Jingle Mingle...2
Some of you may be used to this by now. For some of you, this may be your very first time being swept away in a flurry of snowflakes. (Though some of you may have been particularly naughty and were shoved into a burlap sack before disappearing into the storm.) As usual, it seems as though the time for bloodshed has passed and when you open your eyes you're greeted with...
...a ski lodge.
Worry not! This isn't the lodge Krampus had taken residence in but it's a rather large and cozy getaway. You may even find that your clothes have changed into something holiday-appropriate for the occasion. It seems as though someone has gone around decking the halls with boughs of holly, lights strewn along the walls, Christmas trees in large corners, and plenty of food and drink to go around. (Yes, this includes alcohol. Please do try to be responsible though, hm?)
Similarly, some of you may recognize the frosty patterns that lightly dust the walls and surfaces and the usual staff and their assistants are back in action. Should you require anything, you may ask one of them and they'll be at your service!
The lodge has plenty of rooms filled with furniture, fireplaces, games and more. And for those of you feeling a little more adventurous, you may venture outdoors. To the left there's a sprawling garden with gazebos, firepits, flowers and lit topiary displays. To the right, you may follow the path down to a hot spring. And straight ahead? There's the path leading you right to a rental shack holding skis, snowboards and snow mobiles.
This almost seems...quaint, doesn't it? And perhaps it's a little too easy, but you should know by now everything comes with a price.
Sprigs of mistletoe are pinned up in every doorway once again, bright red bows and dustings of frost lingering around them. Don't try to escape to the outdoors to avoid it! Ice sculptures appear in every direction each decorated with the mystical plant. You could try to avoid it, really, but avoiding it too long will earn a chilly breath of air directly in your ear as you're pushed straight into the nearest person. Wouldn't you rather choose on your own?
Well! The choice is yours, and you might want to make it fast. There's no way out without paying the kiss tax, after all.
[ooc: it's mgcu time! this mingle is open to characters from the following:

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[and that's annoying as hell.]
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[ they could barely do things in their own damn school ]
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[but there's a frown as he thinks.] I've been wondering for a while how the games are decided. Who gets called to them and stuff. You guys probably just woke up on campus without knowing how you got there, right?
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[ and that. hm. well. ]
... Yeah, though that's not that weird for us. It's-- some kind of higher being making the call, usually.
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Sort of. [ he hums a bit ] Digimon appeared in our neighborhood when we were about seven. We didn't know it then, but that's when we were chosen. It was based on our potential to help. We were brought there four years later.
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Kind of sounds like us. We didn't know we had been chosen back then either, but a lot happened when we were younger. I think I was four and Riku must've been about five when Aqua and Terra came to visit our island, and when Ven's heart came to me. I didn't remember it until really recently, but Riku might've. He always used to talk about wanting to leave our island when we were kids. He wanted to go to other worlds and see what was out there.
The Heartless destroyed our island about ten years later, but it's back now. Ever since then, we've been traveling to all of the different worlds that need our help. [he does not explain everything that happened to riku because that isn't important right now.]
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who the fuck are terra aqua and ven tho ]
Yeah, he mentioned some of that. I think he misses your island now, though. [ from spending so much time away, he means ] You've done a lot more traveling than we have. Outside of the Digital World and that campus, we haven't really ended up in any other world. We knew they existed, but...
[ he is not counting the internet or the dark ocean because he refuses to explain either of them ]
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It's been a really long time since either of us have been back. Especially if the last thing he remembers is the darkness. [that's not great. but there's a nod.] Riku and I ended up in the same place at first, I think, but after that we split up. We haven't really traveled together before but we keep ending up in the same places.
We never really knew just how many worlds were out there, too. There's still a ton I think we haven't even seen.
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But I kind of wish we could actually pick when we come to these places instead of just showing up.
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I've been wondering that, too. Except the Realm was kind of a computer simulation, and we'd gone through the cycle twenty different times. I don't know if this is exactly like that, but most people are brought to their games without warning. Except for the people who were invited, I guess.
[weird.]
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Twenty times???
[ WHAT ]
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[you know. as you do. i hope i'm explaining your own game wrong to you.]
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[ bold of you to assume i remember my own game ]
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We kept trying because we wanted the best ending possible that would save everybody. But we could never remember how the other cycles went, so we had to make new choices and figure things out ourselves. No matter what the outcome would've been, that last round was the final one.
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... So did you guys manage to get the best outcome?
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... Literal rabbits?
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