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cityofsin_ooc2017-04-01 08:47 am
sinfulmods) wrote in cityofsin_ooc2017-04-01 08:47 am
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A Walk in Someone Else’s Shoes...
...begins.
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It's sometime in the middle of the day that things really start to get weird. Surely, everyone had noticed the giant cloud creeping in over the City from somewhere out in the ocean. Some have been blaming the island, cursing it for the strange weather coming in; others think it's something more nefarious. The Magistrates don't seem concerned, if they're offering up any remarks at all, though.
The cloud itself is somewhat beautiful: it's grand and great, dark purple in its shadows and edges, fading into a more middling purple, with lavender spots now and then. The lightning that arcs through it seems to dance around the cloud, offering a rather beautiful sky-show to anyone who dares look. It's making for a very dark week, though - the cloud blocks out the sun, just as many clouds do.
And then, of course, there's that pop that you may hear, seemingly just behind you. Maybe that's just your ears.
Or maybe something happened.
It's sometime in the middle of the day that things really start to get weird. Surely, everyone had noticed the giant cloud creeping in over the City from somewhere out in the ocean. Some have been blaming the island, cursing it for the strange weather coming in; others think it's something more nefarious. The Magistrates don't seem concerned, if they're offering up any remarks at all, though.
The cloud itself is somewhat beautiful: it's grand and great, dark purple in its shadows and edges, fading into a more middling purple, with lavender spots now and then. The lightning that arcs through it seems to dance around the cloud, offering a rather beautiful sky-show to anyone who dares look. It's making for a very dark week, though - the cloud blocks out the sun, just as many clouds do.
And then, of course, there's that pop that you may hear, seemingly just behind you. Maybe that's just your ears.
Or maybe something happened.