day one; game with joshua christopher [IC]
[the funny thing about dying in camp is that people can come back in many different ways. when Joshua Christopher died, Kiryuu Yoshiya-or Joshua, as his parents liked to call him-noticed it immediately, and asserted some control in his coming back. why make it instantaneous when he could make it interesting?
why not change his world view, one person at a time?
when Joshua Christopher wakes up again, he'll find himself sitting in the elusive center of camp. it will be morning, and he will find a note sitting before him:
Welcome to the Game, Joshua Christopher.
Find that you don't remember a thing about this place? Don't think of it as a bad thing. Let's see how well you can get along.
First, find the Mess Hall to locate your partner. He should be near the entrance.
Play along nicely and you might get back what's most important to you.
and it's true: Joshua has no memories of his life, no image of his sister blurring in his mind, no thoughts of how he's an apostle. only the strength, the power, but nothing more. he will, however, strangely recall camp, and will know where to find this elusive partner, though the partner himself will be just as unknown as everything else in his life]
why not change his world view, one person at a time?
when Joshua Christopher wakes up again, he'll find himself sitting in the elusive center of camp. it will be morning, and he will find a note sitting before him:
Welcome to the Game, Joshua Christopher.
Find that you don't remember a thing about this place? Don't think of it as a bad thing. Let's see how well you can get along.
First, find the Mess Hall to locate your partner. He should be near the entrance.
Play along nicely and you might get back what's most important to you.
and it's true: Joshua has no memories of his life, no image of his sister blurring in his mind, no thoughts of how he's an apostle. only the strength, the power, but nothing more. he will, however, strangely recall camp, and will know where to find this elusive partner, though the partner himself will be just as unknown as everything else in his life]