@ScarletAndHerSides
(Aw! :<
Also, I need you to start the Imperfect As In Dead rp.)
(Aw! :<
Also, I need you to start the Imperfect As In Dead rp.)
(oh that sucks Natasha, my mom tried doing that a while back and it sucked)
(I don't know how long it will work, but at least I got my room clean today.)
(oof, my parents have tried having tech limitations, but it always fails in about a week)
(lol same here. It'll probably last longer than that though, but I still have my tablet free. But it doesn't really work for Notebook.ai.)
(lol same here. It'll probably last longer than that though, but I still have my tablet free. But it doesn't really work for Notebook.ai.)
(yeah, I've tried getting on the forums on my tablet and phone but it doesn't work very well)
(Soooooooo……………….rp???)
(yeah sure)
(Idk what to say. .-.)
(uhh, I think you're supposed to say whether or not Jay can do the sonar thing)
Addison walked down the hall silently, trying to shake her mind away from the memories. You're the broken princess. The lost princess. The worthless princess.
Jay made his way to the control room. He put a hand on the panels, and neon purple lines shot up the circuitry. A holographic screen popped up, showing a massive outline of the planet. Jay closed his eyes, and a single pulse was sent out to map the half of the planet they were on. A neon blue blip showed up, and the sonar adjusted to show that the satellite had landed underground in a sort of cave forest. The trees were colored an inky black where the rest of the forest showed up bright green. "Oh no."
Addison heard an 'oh no' from the control room. She peeked her head in. "What is it?"
Jay opened his eyes. He pointed at the blue blip embedded in what looked like a vertical wall of black trees. "The satellite. It landed somewhere bad. Somewhere really, really bad."
Addison walked in, frown on her face. "What do you mean?"
Cyprus materialized next to Jay, frowning at the sonar imaging. Jay opened his mouth to explain, but Cyprus beat him to it. "I had suspicions about this planet. The markings, the powers, the monsters. I believe this forest is one of the outer rings of the afterlife. And that," he said, pointing at where the satellite had landed, "is the final barrier around the innermost ring. The equivalent to hell if you will. All of this forest is connected to similar ones like it across the universe. I was stuck in a purgatory ring for about a thousand years on Earth. I had to go through a meltwood ring to escape however. The satellite has stuck itself in the meltwood, and the end of that tunnel is the purgatory ring."
“So we might as well say bye to our satellite.” Lucille grumbled.
"There's um. There's a way to get it. It's close enough to the entrance that if we're careful we'll be able to get it without accidentally slipping into the…the…y'know," Jay said, finding himself unable to say the word
Phoenix walked into the control room (for real this time) just as Cyrpus was describing the location of the satellite.
"Well…" she hesitated, "We could always… not get the satellite? I mean, we don't know how to get off the planet anyway, so is it even worth the risk?"
"We came here to get the satellite, and that's what we're gonna do. I can't be on another failed mission or I might get kicked off. I'm already on reserve, and I don't want to lose my job," Jay said
Addison bit her lip. "Guys if it's too dangerous I'm not letting you go. Jaxon specifically told me that the teams' lives are first."
Lucille scoffed, “Yeah I’m going to get some coffee.”
(Gtg, goodnight guys!!)
(g'night!) Cyprus sighed. "We won't be able to leave unless we retrieve the satellite unfortunately. The meltwood has our signature, and unless we take the satellite back from it it will find us and keep us here. Besides, I'm not quite sure the part of the forest we're in right now will react like this for others. It chooses people to reveal the true forms of, and it looks like we've been chosen to be the sort of 'heroes' in this story."
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