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whisperinglogs2013-02-13 04:12 pm
noblepsychomaster) wrote in whisperinglogs2013-02-13 04:12 pm
Behold and watch in awe
Who: All Psychonauts, Counselors, and Jr. Counselors!
When: Just before curfew on the 9th
Where: Ford's Sanctuary
What: Something wicked this way comes
Warnings: TBH
As camp calms down for the night, all the campers (hopefully) in their cabins, all counselors, junior counselors, and visiting Psychonauts will receive a message. Report to the Sanctuary A.S.A.P. It's simple, but even newcomers who haven't truly met Ford Cruller in his right mind will be able to detect the sense of urgency. It doesn't matter how you get to the heart of Whispering Rock, simply that you get there. If it's your first time coming down to the Sanctuary, there are numerous others who have been down below enough times that will show you the way.
Upon arrival to the luminous lair, holograms whirling around the central stage full of information, there's no immediate sight of the Noble Psychomaster and head counselor. Not yet, anyways. For the meantime, you will be left to gather so that no one misses the information that Cruller has gathered you here tonight for.
(What it says on the tin! Feel free to mingle with one another below--even try to guess what you might've been summoned down here for--before Ford steps in to begin the meeting.)
When: Just before curfew on the 9th
Where: Ford's Sanctuary
What: Something wicked this way comes
Warnings: TBH
As camp calms down for the night, all the campers (hopefully) in their cabins, all counselors, junior counselors, and visiting Psychonauts will receive a message. Report to the Sanctuary A.S.A.P. It's simple, but even newcomers who haven't truly met Ford Cruller in his right mind will be able to detect the sense of urgency. It doesn't matter how you get to the heart of Whispering Rock, simply that you get there. If it's your first time coming down to the Sanctuary, there are numerous others who have been down below enough times that will show you the way.
Upon arrival to the luminous lair, holograms whirling around the central stage full of information, there's no immediate sight of the Noble Psychomaster and head counselor. Not yet, anyways. For the meantime, you will be left to gather so that no one misses the information that Cruller has gathered you here tonight for.
(What it says on the tin! Feel free to mingle with one another below--even try to guess what you might've been summoned down here for--before Ford steps in to begin the meeting.)
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Sorry, sorry. Didn't realise you were so engrossed. Just be cautious, I'm sure he's got tricks up his sleeves even when he's not around.
You're Stilinski, right? The Mediumship junior? [York finally caught up on his roster notes, looks like.]
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Yeah, no kidding, this thing's rigged up tighter than Fort Knox. Maybe if Danny was here, he could hack into it, but...[Danny was a normal person, no psychic powers--a friend from back home. To be honest, if you really gave Stiles enough time, he could figure it out himself. He tears his attention away from where he was memorizing something on one of the holograms, lifting his head up in a sup motion.] "Stilinski"'s my dad, you can just call me Stiles.
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Fair enough. I'm... [Hold on, he has to think about this.] Precognition Counselor Francis York Morgan. Please, call me York. That's what everyone calls me.
Maybe Danny could, maybe not. Can't say I'd know what to do with the information inside, though.
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Stiles offers his hand forward to shake.] 's nice to meet you, York. Not a first name guy, huh. [Not that he can really talk.] Are you new around here? I haven't seen you before.
[The grin on his face turns a little mischievous.] Dude, the question is what couldn't you do with it. Besides, you never know when it might come in handy.
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I am new in a way... this is my first year as a counselor, but I used to be a camper about 20 years ago or so. Always interesting to see what life is like from the other side.
That's true enough. Information is always helpful, especially for investigations. You just need to know who else wants that information and how far they're willing to go to get it.