Opening post
You wake up dazed and confused in what looks like a forest. What happened? The last thing you remember is being captured by Team Dawnbreak, so why would you be in a forest? Did you somehow manage to get away?
No. When you take a moment to fully examine your surroundings, you realise something isn't right. The trees are fake, and even the grass underneath you seems to be made from poor quality plastic. You can feel some breeze, but that might be a fan somewhere.
When you look up, you see the ceiling has been painted to look like the sky. Well then. Yep, you were definitely captured.
You suddenly hear a cheerful voice. You're not sure from where though.
"Welcome to Team Dawnbreak's headquarters! I'm sure you must be confused and perhaps even a bit angry with us. Don't worry for now! There'll be a meeting in a few hours, where you can ask any questions or voice any concerns you have. For now, please feel free to look around! Just be aware that we won't tolerate any fighting, either amongst yourselves or with the guards. We also won't tolerate any attempts to escape. What will happen if you break these rules? I'm not sure, but I don't think you want to find out. Have a nice day!"
With a crackle of static, the voice stops. How strange.
Opening post
You wake up dazed and confused in what looks like a forest. What happened? The last thing you remember is being captured by Team Dawnbreak, so why would you be in a forest? Did you somehow manage to get away?
No. When you take a moment to fully examine your surroundings, you realise something isn't right. The trees are fake, and even the grass underneath you seems to be made from poor quality plastic. You can feel some breeze, but that might be a fan somewhere.
When you look up, you see the ceiling has been painted to look like the sky. Well then. Yep, you were definitely captured.
You suddenly hear a cheerful voice. You're not sure from where though.
"Welcome to Team Dawnbreak's headquarters! I'm sure you must be confused and perhaps even a bit angry with us. Don't worry for now! There'll be a meeting in a few hours, where you can ask any questions or voice any concerns you have. For now, please feel free to look around! Just be aware that we won't tolerate any fighting, either amongst yourselves or with the guards. We also won't tolerate any attempts to escape. What will happen if you break these rules? I'm not sure, but I don't think you want to find out. Have a nice day!"
With a crackle of static, the voice stops. How strange.
Sally quickly got up after hearing the voice. "team dawnbreak's headquarters?" she said. she started flying to see her surroundings.
Sally quickly got up after hearing the voice. "team dawnbreak's headquarters?" she said. she started flying to see her surroundings.
Space was so Cool~
So Cool~
But it won't even live in a Memory
Universe Unspooled~
So Cruel~
To be Leaving with only a Melody~
Drachen - Dogoo
Drachen raised his head, blinking at the artificial light. He shook his slimy head, groaning softly before glancing around his surroundings. He remembered being captured, but where was Ragdoll?
He gets up, ignoring the voice and letting out a deep bark, letting the sound resonate through the fake environment they had been placed in. He looked around wildly for the tiny plush creature;
Where was she?
Ragdoll - Nubbin
She very slowly came to, her doll-like body just laying on the ground. She wondered where she was, slowly poking her arms and legs through the holes on the paws.
She gets up, turning her toy face around to examine the fake trees. What happened? Where was she? She mentally frowned to herself, before a loud bark rolled over her small frame.
She almost fell over from the force!
Shaking her head, she realized it was her friend Drachen, and quickly scuttled off to go find him.
Drachen - Dogoo
Drachen raised his head, blinking at the artificial light. He shook his slimy head, groaning softly before glancing around his surroundings. He remembered being captured, but where was Ragdoll?
He gets up, ignoring the voice and letting out a deep bark, letting the sound resonate through the fake environment they had been placed in. He looked around wildly for the tiny plush creature;
Where was she?
Ragdoll - Nubbin
She very slowly came to, her doll-like body just laying on the ground. She wondered where she was, slowly poking her arms and legs through the holes on the paws.
She gets up, turning her toy face around to examine the fake trees. What happened? Where was she? She mentally frowned to herself, before a loud bark rolled over her small frame.
She almost fell over from the force!
Shaking her head, she realized it was her friend Drachen, and quickly scuttled off to go find him.
A light groan escaped Ellysia’s lips as she slowly woke from her forced stupor, though the fact that she was still in her dragon form helped calm her. The last thing she wanted was to give the people who brought her here any more information. If it weren’t for the artificial environment, she might have just assumed that nothing had happened after she fell into unconciousness.
The dragoness was then brought out of her thoughts by the sound of a dog barking, and while it was unexpected, her curiosity got the best of her. Slowly, she made her way to the percieved source. “H-Hello? Anyone there?”
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A light groan escaped Ellysia’s lips as she slowly woke from her forced stupor, though the fact that she was still in her dragon form helped calm her. The last thing she wanted was to give the people who brought her here any more information. If it weren’t for the artificial environment, she might have just assumed that nothing had happened after she fell into unconciousness.
The dragoness was then brought out of her thoughts by the sound of a dog barking, and while it was unexpected, her curiosity got the best of her. Slowly, she made her way to the percieved source. “H-Hello? Anyone there?”
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dancinginflames
Khaimin opened sleep-sealed eyes slowly, blinking to find herself in the strangest forest she had ever seen. It was a concerning place to be, seeing as the trees looked fake, the grass looked fake, the sky was fake, and also there was the fact that the imp would never be caught dead taking a power nap in the middle of wooded nowhere. At least, not by herself.
But she wasn't by herself, if the suddenly omnipresent voice was anything to go by. She pushed herself up from her place of leaning against a perfect cylinder of a 'tree' - you'd think they'd at least put fake roots on it or something - brushing bits of plastic grass and dust out of her shoulder fur as she looked around.
"Boss?"
Nah, it's not. She shook her head and listened to the 'instructions' given, raising a brow. A few hours until she got to deal with any folks? She started to grumble in complaint but quickly shut herself up as as a low, resonating sound echoed through the place followed shortly by voices. In a flash she was hiding herself in the shadow of a 'tree' and reaching for a trusty weapon that she found wasn't there - she quietly cursed - as she looked around for the sources of sound.
Khaimin opened sleep-sealed eyes slowly, blinking to find herself in the strangest forest she had ever seen. It was a concerning place to be, seeing as the trees looked fake, the grass looked fake, the sky was fake, and also there was the fact that the imp would never be caught dead taking a power nap in the middle of wooded nowhere. At least, not by herself.
But she wasn't by herself, if the suddenly omnipresent voice was anything to go by. She pushed herself up from her place of leaning against a perfect cylinder of a 'tree' - you'd think they'd at least put fake roots on it or something - brushing bits of plastic grass and dust out of her shoulder fur as she looked around.
"Boss?"
Nah, it's not. She shook her head and listened to the 'instructions' given, raising a brow. A few hours until she got to deal with any folks? She started to grumble in complaint but quickly shut herself up as as a low, resonating sound echoed through the place followed shortly by voices. In a flash she was hiding herself in the shadow of a 'tree' and reaching for a trusty weapon that she found wasn't there - she quietly cursed - as she looked around for the sources of sound.
Upon waking up, Hechul already knew the surrounding was fake. Well, considering how he almost spent his entire life in a forest, it's normal that he was able to tell right away. He slowly floats up to the air, thank god his levitation is still available. But there seem to be a limit at how high can he flies up. That's annoying.
His rabbit and cat-like ears perks up when he heard a bark of some sort. An echo...so this place is definitely a container of some sort. He thought to himself. "God I hope they're not an active dog or something that will tackle me upon spotting me." He shivered at the thought of being touched.
He recalled the "introduction". Well, since there's a meeting later, it would be best to walk around first, right? Y'know, to get used to this fake environment. And so, he began to float along random direction, hoping that there's also other people, but pray that they won't touch him in any sort of way.
Upon waking up, Hechul already knew the surrounding was fake. Well, considering how he almost spent his entire life in a forest, it's normal that he was able to tell right away. He slowly floats up to the air, thank god his levitation is still available. But there seem to be a limit at how high can he flies up. That's annoying.
His rabbit and cat-like ears perks up when he heard a bark of some sort. An echo...so this place is definitely a container of some sort. He thought to himself. "God I hope they're not an active dog or something that will tackle me upon spotting me." He shivered at the thought of being touched.
He recalled the "introduction". Well, since there's a meeting later, it would be best to walk around first, right? Y'know, to get used to this fake environment. And so, he began to float along random direction, hoping that there's also other people, but pray that they won't touch him in any sort of way.
Mallow yawned, and got up. What on earth happened? The last thing she remembered were those oddly dressed humans suddenly surrounding her, and then she must have been knocked out. It was definitely a bad idea to go to the city.
The storm lynx stretched, glancing at her surroundings. How distasteful. What were these humans hoping to achieve, by putting her in a place like this? It was simply a well disguised cage with decorations. She paid attention to the voice, and then began walking. No matter what they said, she was going to find a way out of here. From the sound of it, others had been captured as well. Perhaps they would have more information on what was going on. Maybe, they could even-
A loud bark interrupted her thoughts. Mallow flattened herself against the ground, looking around frantically for any dangers. What even was that? Well, if there was some sort of giant dog in here, she definitely wasn't staying on the ground. She scrambled up a fake tree and began looking around to see if she could spot whatever made that noise, or other creatures.
Meanwhile, Faolan had woken up as well, with very little idea on where he was. What he did remember was too confusing to think about. He tucked his wings against his back and slithered in a wide circle, trying to get his bearings. It made sense for him to be here in this odd location and yet, he knew that he shouldn't be there at all, captured or not.
He paused his circling to listen to the voice. Whoever was speaking sounded slightly familiar, which was worrying. No, he needed to focus on something else. He was beginning to get a headache.
Faolan flinched as a bark echoed through the artificial forest. Hopefully whatever made that sound was friendly. It wouldn't hurt to see what it was, would it? It'd distract him from thinking for a while, and maybe he could have a look around at the same time for other people.
He headed in the direction of the bark.
Mallow yawned, and got up. What on earth happened? The last thing she remembered were those oddly dressed humans suddenly surrounding her, and then she must have been knocked out. It was definitely a bad idea to go to the city.
The storm lynx stretched, glancing at her surroundings. How distasteful. What were these humans hoping to achieve, by putting her in a place like this? It was simply a well disguised cage with decorations. She paid attention to the voice, and then began walking. No matter what they said, she was going to find a way out of here. From the sound of it, others had been captured as well. Perhaps they would have more information on what was going on. Maybe, they could even-
A loud bark interrupted her thoughts. Mallow flattened herself against the ground, looking around frantically for any dangers. What even was that? Well, if there was some sort of giant dog in here, she definitely wasn't staying on the ground. She scrambled up a fake tree and began looking around to see if she could spot whatever made that noise, or other creatures.
Meanwhile, Faolan had woken up as well, with very little idea on where he was. What he did remember was too confusing to think about. He tucked his wings against his back and slithered in a wide circle, trying to get his bearings. It made sense for him to be here in this odd location and yet, he knew that he shouldn't be there at all, captured or not.
He paused his circling to listen to the voice. Whoever was speaking sounded slightly familiar, which was worrying. No, he needed to focus on something else. He was beginning to get a headache.
Faolan flinched as a bark echoed through the artificial forest. Hopefully whatever made that sound was friendly. It wouldn't hurt to see what it was, would it? It'd distract him from thinking for a while, and maybe he could have a look around at the same time for other people.
He headed in the direction of the bark.
Sally looked around before hearing a loud bark. "where did that come from?" she mumbled. she flew down and landed in a tree to watch her surroundings.
Sally looked around before hearing a loud bark. "where did that come from?" she mumbled. she flew down and landed in a tree to watch her surroundings.
Space was so Cool~
So Cool~
But it won't even live in a Memory
Universe Unspooled~
So Cruel~
To be Leaving with only a Melody~
Hiding in the shadow of her 'tree' and still trying to grip a weapon that wasn't there, Khaimin slowly began to creep from shadow to shadow, looking around. She was starting to see the movement of other creatures put in the same place as her, but so far nothing large and canine.
When a shadow passed over her in a hurry, she flinched, head whipping to look upwards. Clawing its way up into the tree who's shadow she was currently sneaking through was what appeared to be some kind of wild cat. Probably on the run from that dog, the imp thought.
"Psst. Hey, cat!"
Khaimin loudly whispered up at the feline, and then mentally slapped herself for addressing a cat. But, assuming it was some magical being like herself, then hopefully it understood language.
"You see it yet? It close by? 'Scuse me a sec, I'm coming up." The imp clambered up the tree herself, trying to stick to the shadowy side as her eyes darted around. Something larger than her landed in another tree a short ways off and she nearly squeaked. The imp settled herself in a branch while trying to keep her distance from the wildcat that Khaimin was beginning to suspect was some kind of lynx? Yeah, probably.
"I'm not keen on to running into some giant dog either."
Hiding in the shadow of her 'tree' and still trying to grip a weapon that wasn't there, Khaimin slowly began to creep from shadow to shadow, looking around. She was starting to see the movement of other creatures put in the same place as her, but so far nothing large and canine.
When a shadow passed over her in a hurry, she flinched, head whipping to look upwards. Clawing its way up into the tree who's shadow she was currently sneaking through was what appeared to be some kind of wild cat. Probably on the run from that dog, the imp thought.
"Psst. Hey, cat!"
Khaimin loudly whispered up at the feline, and then mentally slapped herself for addressing a cat. But, assuming it was some magical being like herself, then hopefully it understood language.
"You see it yet? It close by? 'Scuse me a sec, I'm coming up." The imp clambered up the tree herself, trying to stick to the shadowy side as her eyes darted around. Something larger than her landed in another tree a short ways off and she nearly squeaked. The imp settled herself in a branch while trying to keep her distance from the wildcat that Khaimin was beginning to suspect was some kind of lynx? Yeah, probably.
"I'm not keen on to running into some giant dog either."
