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Test Drive Meme #8
Welcome to Hadriel's test drive, and thank you again for your interest in the game! As always, our reserves page is here, and our applications page is here! Reserves open April 24th, and apps are open May 1st.
Two quick points here as well:1. Any thread made in Hadriel's test drive will be accepted as the sole Action Log sample in the application.
2. All threads made in the test drive can be considered game canon, either through handwaving or through a shared mental experience while coming through the Door!
Test drives will be broken up into specific god mini-events, during which your characters can see how well they fare under the watchful eye of one of the gods. Choose wisely or just simply pick 'em all, and have fun!

F E A R
SCENARIO ONE: DEAD FLESH BUFFET
[The Door brings in all that is chaotic and evil in the world. This may include you, may include the person next to you... and may include the monster behind you.
Watch out as you explore the streets of Hadriel, because you're not alone, and there's always something lurking in the shadows, waiting for the perfect chance to swarm around you and chow down. This time, the Door has brought in a group of rotfiends, from the video game The Witcher.
These unpleasant-looking creatures are necrophages, meaning they feed on the flesh of the dead, and if that flesh is in short supply they are happy to add to it. Normally found in groups, they are fast and difficult to corner. What's more, when on the verge of death, they have an annoying tendency to explode into a flammable cloud of poisonous toxins. You left your torch at home, right?]
R A G E
SCENARIO TWO: MMM WHATCHA SAY
[There you were, just walking along the street, minding your own business like a good underground hell-city citizen, when all of a sudden you saw someone. It was like love at first sight - if by 'love' you mean 'deep burning hatred'. You've never wanted to kill someone so much, and why? Well, you're not really sure, but there's probably a reason! You'll just have to figure it out. Or not. Who needs a reason for murder, anyway?
Or maybe you're the one someone else has targeted. Maybe you know they're after you and you're desperately trying to watch your back. Why do they hate you? You don't even know them. Or maybe you do, maybe they're your best friend. Either way, this is a super awkward situation, and someone might end up dead. Hopefully not you!
This is a mini version of our Assassin event this month!]
H O P E
SCENARIO THREE: SCRATCH OFF
[This morning, you received a scratch ticket in the mail (who knew Hadriel even had mail?), addressed to you. The instructions are clear enough - scratch off three matching icons, and you win a prize! Sure, okay. But here's the grand prize: a one-way ticket home.
Unfortunately, try as you might, you aren't gonna win that one, but keep hoping! And hey, just think of all the other GREAT PRIZES you could win: an inflatable duck, a plastic ring to give your sweetheart, an empty can of Red Bull, a cell phone charm shaped like a strange green creature with a boner.
So what if you didn't win that ticket home? You got something almost as good: a shitty prize! Thanks, Hope!]
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[Is that what it's like when Bloody Mary teleports between locations? It's interesting, at least. He smells the air, glad that the traces of poison in the air are finally gone in favour of must and staleness. This whole city reminds him of the cavern surrounding the Witching Well.]
You should probably take five. You look dead tired.
[The pun escapes before he can help himself, and he busies himself with getting a new cigarette out so he doesn't have to look Sans in the eye. Socket.]
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[Yeah, Sans is just gonna...fall back and lie on the floor for a bit. This is good. This is fine. He's done this plenty of times at home. Made the decision to cross the length a room for some reason or another and then just experienced a sudden moment of exhaustion and or apathy and, nope, he ends up stopping halfway.
He looks pretty content down there, to be honest.]
That was a good one.
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I'm not bad at them. Though I've heard more jokes about huffing and puffing than I've had smokes.
[And given how he's on his third in ten minutes, that should say something.
He puts one hand in his pocket as he moves around the room. It looked almost like a lounge, half collapsed from lack of use. He gives what could have been a low table a wipe, but the dust doesn't even shift, instead grating his palm.
He stands up and looks around again.]
What is this place?
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[He can't hear any more squishing noises of undead abominations, so he's good to assume that this means they're safe for now. For a certain value of the word "safe". That value being two decimal points away from zero.]
Didn't see a way in so I, uh, took a shortcut. Should buy us some time.
[The air's thick with dust, but it's prrrrobably the regular kind, right? Probably not the powdered remains of deceased monsters. Probably.
Otherwise he'd feel weird lying in this stuff. But he doesn't. So.]
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You aren't the first person I've met who can do that.
[He wipes down it with a finger, and it clear to reveal a shock of stained glass, obscenely colourful in the gloom.]
You're a lot more agreeable than Mary, though.
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Mary. Huh. Doesn't ring a bell.
[Kinda interested in who else might have that particular talent, he won't lie. But getting up is overrated.]
She some kinda monster too?
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[He moves back over to Sans and leans against the wall.]
Not like us, though; fucking psychopath suits her better. She made a sport out of killing humans, worked as a killer for hire.
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[Isn't it nice that other people had to take care of that one. Isn't it nice that people who aren't Sans were responsible for that.]
Wasn't married the idea of murder, was she?
[heh heh heh heh...
Seeing that kinda thing happen enough sorta desensitizes you to it after a while. Easy to crack a joke and a grin. Easier to pretend it's not his problem.]
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[Bigby that's not going to work if he doesn't know you literally bit her to pieces. But his puns are infectious.]
She's not a problem anymore, at least.
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But heck, that's just a hunch. He could be wrong about that hunch, but he kind of doubts it. Perks of being more astute than people give you credit for.]
That's what happens when you end up away from home.
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Something like that.
[And he exhales slowly. After a few seconds he looks back down at Sans. It's very disconcerting seeing his eye sockets shut like that.]
I'm starting to think we might have different definitions of the word 'monster'. You used it pretty casually. [Not to mention 'too'.]
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[C'mon, he's pretty sure this qualifies as Grade-A monster material.]
Might wanna watch out. I hear we're pretty common.
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Can't say I've seen one walking around without the rest of the person attached to it. That'd be cause for concern where I'm from.
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But onto the more serious bit: actually answering Bigby's little query.]
Back home, "monster" means anyone who isn't human.
[Including, you guessed it - yours truly.]
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[He drops his spent cigarette on the side Sans isn't, and grinds it underfoot.]
I'm known as a Fable back home. Or I am to other Fables. It's kind of a small circle.
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Fable. Isn't that a story, or something?
[Sans knows perfectly well what a fable is, in theory. But how much is Bigby willing to tell him?]
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[Without the need for a smoke for at least another few minutes, his hands go in his pockets.]
And I'm the big bad wolf.
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When none comes, he shrugs - which is harder than you'd think when you're lying on the floor. Somehow he manages it.]
That's hilarious.
[Mostly because he's just realized Bigby's name itself is a pun and that is kind of magical.]
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You'd be the first to think so.
[If it's not anger being directed at him, it's hate. And if not that, fear. Amusement is a bit novel.]
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[I mean, look at him. He's literally made of bones. Even once he cracks an icebreaking joke or two, people usually still look at him funny. There's no hiding the fact that he is a walking, talking skeleton. Not to mention the fact that his entire race got unceremoniously exiled to the Underground.]
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Fables do. [More a grumble to himself than an actual response. He knows he deserves it.] It's my job to try not to.
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[Sounds like work. Protecting your reputation. Sans gave up on that...gosh, how long ago?
Eh. Time is an illusion, anyway.]
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[Let's just gloss over how terrible he is at anger management and jumping to snap decisions.
He pushes off the wall to go back to the window. Maybe he can see the monsters through it.]
What about you? Did you have anything like that underground?
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[The joke doesn't work if Bigby hasn't seen Snowdin. Ah, well. It's the thought that counts.]
Every now and then we'd get a human down there.
[The lights in his eyes waver a little bit. Humans never lasted very long Underground, with one exception. One...very complicated exception.]
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[He wipes more grime from the window (and then onto his pants) to try and see out, but it's still fogged up. Evidently the other side is just as bad.]
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