The Prisoners of Time Chapter 1: Awakening

Sithdarth · 03-11-2005, 10:56 PM

You awake to find yourself inside a seemingly empty room. All you can remember off the pervious day is metting someone new. After that everything blurrs together into a surreal dream of black clad figures and hushed voices. When you awake you find yourself dressed as you had been right after your return. All around the room metal doors stand closed. 15 of the doors have a small numbered plate on them. The plates read: 16-15, 183-13, 1002-11, 3277-9, 7008-7, 10011-5, 9010-3, 3433-1, 6007-2, 8009-4, 6007-6, 2913-8, 911-10, 169-12, and 15-14. The rest are undorned and look quite useless. At you feet is another numbered plate. (The number displayed depends on the room in which you are in currently which I have told everyone incase you want to keep track of your progress.) The numbered doors bear a striking resemblance to the doors normally found on a submarine. In fact the entire room has the feel of a submarine or other large navy vessel. Metal is everywhere, bolts and flanges stick out at odd angles and that sterile metal smell is almost smothering.

ooc: I figured why reinvent the wheel so I copied and pasted with a little editing. Again I ask that you don't share starting room numbers which correspond to the numbers on the plate on the floor. Oh and I decided it will be easier on me if the plates above the doors contain the -number infromation so I can keep track of things.

03-11-2005, 10:56 PM	#1
Sithdarth Friendly Neighborhood Quantum Hobo Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Outside the M-brane look'n in Posts: 5,403	The Prisoners of Time Chapter 1: Awakening You awake to find yourself inside a seemingly empty room. All you can remember off the pervious day is metting someone new. After that everything blurrs together into a surreal dream of black clad figures and hushed voices. When you awake you find yourself dressed as you had been right after your return. All around the room metal doors stand closed. 15 of the doors have a small numbered plate on them. The plates read: 16-15, 183-13, 1002-11, 3277-9, 7008-7, 10011-5, 9010-3, 3433-1, 6007-2, 8009-4, 6007-6, 2913-8, 911-10, 169-12, and 15-14. The rest are undorned and look quite useless. At you feet is another numbered plate. (The number displayed depends on the room in which you are in currently which I have told everyone incase you want to keep track of your progress.) The numbered doors bear a striking resemblance to the doors normally found on a submarine. In fact the entire room has the feel of a submarine or other large navy vessel. Metal is everywhere, bolts and flanges stick out at odd angles and that sterile metal smell is almost smothering. ooc: I figured why reinvent the wheel so I copied and pasted with a little editing. Again I ask that you don't share starting room numbers which correspond to the numbers on the plate on the floor. Oh and I decided it will be easier on me if the plates above the doors contain the -number infromation so I can keep track of things.