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TEST DRIVE MEME
TEST DRIVE MEME | ||
Welcome to Ryslig's test drive meme! If you're considering apping here, this is where you can try your characters out in the game's setting. A few things to note:
Sample scenarios: SCENARIO ONE: You've just been released from the hospital in Vandare and no one really seems to know what to do with you. The locals offer polite advice but don't seem to want to spend a lot of time with you. You and the other new arrivals stick out like sore thumbs, so perhaps one will spot you wandering about town. |
SOCK OPERA WAS AMAZING
"Alright. Whatever gets us out of this place quicker," Dipper mumbles, tugging on the brim of his hat in an anxious gesture as he sticks close behind Stan, waiting for him to lead the way.
there's not enough character space in this subject box to express my love for Bipper
Stan too had lost his share of possessions upon arrival. Two pairs of loaded dice, a marked deck of cards, a handful of smoke bombs… nothing terribly important but his pockets absent content did not go unnoticed. Unfortunately, it did not go unnoticed by anyone else either. The con man made a point of being vocal about his misfortune, having informed the townsfolk through a series of outraged shouts that he had been robbed and taken advantage of in his elderly age. To his delight, their sympathy had proven quite profitable in the end.
“One more thing.” He reached into his pocket and revealed a compass he had purchased in Vandare. Without warning, he tossed it at Dipper. “You’re navigating.”
Maybe keeping the kid engaged would help the anxiety Stan had so far pretended to ignore. The last thing he needed was Dipper to pass out from dehydration with all his nervous sweating or something. That was a thing, wasn’t it?
SAME
Using his sleeve to clean off the glass surface of fingerprints, Dipper holds it out so he can see where the arrow is pointing in the gloom, waiting for it to stop bobbing and settle on a direction. That direction happens to be just past where they're standing, in the direction opposite where Dipper was headed.
Whoops.
"Alright, looks like we're heading this way," He said, still holding the compass flat in his palm as he began to walk.
\o/
At Dipper's instruction he nodded and took one last look behind his shoulder before following him further into the forest.
"What do you know about this place?" he asked, curious what the boy had learned in his time here. Ryslig was a new mystery altogether for the both of them. It only made sense to compare information, something he was surprised Dipper had yet to ask. The kid had been all over this sort of thing lately - or was it only his damn secrets he was out to expose?
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"There are monsters here." He continued, looking back down at the compass. "But they hide themselves among the humans. The townsfolk don't like them at all, but I think they're pretty aware that they're around."
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“They believe in boys with excessive body hair and men that sparkle. What girl doesn't these days?" Even Mabel seemed infatuated by the idea judging by the books her friends brought over. Somehow, there was a market for this crap. It made him wonder how much he could have profited if he had come up with 'The Preteen Wolf Boy' sooner. "Don't tell me you thought that junk was real.”
There was a silent 'please' at the beginning of that.
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"I know what I saw, Grunkle Stan," He finally says, keeping his eyes on the compass as they walk.
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Stan may have agreed that there was a familiar supernatural presents on the peninsula but that was no excuse to go looking any further into it. He knew the path it led a man and it was not one he cared to pursue here. No, he would collect what he needed and then he would leave. It was as simple as that. Until then he would just need to keep Dipper's head down.
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"Flowers? Where?" He...actually hadn't been looking too hard at his surroundings, keeping his gaze focused on the compass arrow to make sure it didn't waver.
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"Well?" he growled, suddenly standing over the boy. "Do you know how to work that thing or not?"
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"I know how to use a compass, Grunkle Stan! I just...we've been going around in circles!"
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He clenched his fists and took a deep breath. Had he been wrong about the Medicine Wheel? Had he just led them in circles all this time? It was possible that something had interfered with the compass but in such cases the needle had always spun, a more obvious sign of its defect. This was new and clearly frustrating to the man. Instead of a way out he had found a whole new level of hate for colour, something Stan had not known even possible.
"I refuse to be outsmarted by a bunch of trees. You hear that?" Stan shook his fist and shouted at the forest. "No one holds Stan Pines against his will!"
Except maybe that prison in Columbia.
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"Okay, look. We're obviously not getting out of here without some help. If we can find someone- a local maybe- we'll be lucky. But otherwise, we're going to have to try to figure out something else."
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That made the locals definitely out of the equation.
His shoulders sank and a heavy sigh escaped him as a sign of his defeat. "You're usually cookin' something up." he said, scratching the back of his neck. "Lets hear it, kid. You got any ideas?" He attempts to ask nicely but it doesn’t suit him and he still comes off angry. Just because your uncle is finally willing to listen that doesn't mean he has to be happy about it.
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"We need to see if we can find someone else. Not those...children we've been hearing, actually someone. Either they're going to be just as lost as we are, or they'll know a way out. Either way, we won't have anything to lose by following someone we find, right?"
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“What do you figure the odds of that are? If there were anyone else here we would have run into them by now, don’t you think?” He paused to consider their options. Was there something they could have done differently?
“Maybe we should try shouting to get their attention!”