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Haunted House GP
The house doesn't exist, that's the first thing anyone who might find themselves inside it would want to know. Now, you might ask how one could find themselves inside something that doesn't exist, but you'd honestly be better off asking yourself how you could leave something that doesn't exist. After all, ideas and concepts can't be burnt or broken, and you can't breakdown a door that's not there- Or was there and then decided to be somewhere else for a while...
You wake in a house though, a house that doesn't exist. A house that defies the laws of reality. There are corridors that go on for days, rooms full of nightmares, and millions of doors that lead you anywhere but out. Trapped inside with you are dozens of other people, all searching for an exit, or an explanation.
Behind every door you'll find your darkest fears, maybe even memories you've tried to forget, or secrets you never wanted to share...
(OTA! Here is your first of two Halloween gps! This one is, of course, set in the haunted house where your pup can run into anything you can dream up! Deadly traps! Spooky monsters! An existential crises! Top level your pups waking up or running into danger, and then go ahead and tag other players! Since this is all magic-y and spooky don't worry too much about time lines and who bumped into who first. Only rule is that your pup can't escape until November 1st! Have fun! Also, because there are two GPs going up this week, both are open to new top levels for two whole weeks! And, of course, you can keep tagging long after that if you want. :D I'll post reminders daily on slack.)
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He sighed, then looked down the hall.
"I'll see you on the other side," he promised after a moment. "However we get out of this place- I'll see you, I promise."
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It felt like he'd been walking for hours before he finally found the room, and he was certain this wasn't where it had been before. Though stepping inside offered the faint scent of burnt plastic and he knew this was the place.
"Brilliant- Now what do I do?" he asked, about to head back out to see if he could Find Jag's room- Only to be hit by a sudden wave of familiar pain- The pain that came with the change. Though this time it was worse than ever before, and rather than shift, Val simply blacked out.
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He didn't realise that the flames were, this time, catching on his clothes until the pain made itself known. The pain swelled and became his entire world, and he passed out.
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Still, he managed to sit up, only dimply aware that he wasn't alone- And that he wasn't in a plastic forest any more.
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Only then did he realise he was on a bed in a room he didn't know, but with someone he did know. "Val!"
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"Well, that's- That's a blessing at least. I was worried I... I thought I wouldn't find you again."
The world came into focus, and he smiled at Jag- Then looked around, puzzled.
"Is this..." Getting up, he went to the window and opened the blinds. "We're at my Grandfather's estate in Kent. ...That's odd. Though better than a room full of flames, and..."
He pushed open the window, leaning out and inhaling deeply.
"It's real, Jag. Come see," he grinned.
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He padded over silently, looked out at... the grounds. Talk about getting smacked with his class issues in the face, but these were fucking Downton Abbey type grounds.
"Are you sure?" he had to ask, still frowning. "How do you know it's real?"
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"Come on, I need to be outside. I can't stand to be trapped indoors a moment longer, Jag. I'm losing my mind," he added, squeezing Jag's hand as he spoke.
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Outside at last, Val inhaled deeply, closing his eyes as he took it in.
"I thought I'd go mad in that place," he confessed, looking over at Jag. "You're brilliant. If we'd not gone looking for those rooms, I'm certain we'd still be trapped."
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"I started to turn- And then the pain was so violent I passed out," he admitted quietly. "What about you?"
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"You promised you'd leave if you couldn't control the flames though," he scolded. "You're lucky you woke up here. If you hadn't..."
The playfullness faded from his tone, and he held Jag just a bit tighter.
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"I do. ...If you do, that is. I'll understand if- Well, if things have changed," he assured Jag, though he looked and sounded painfully hopeful.
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"It's real," he promised. "I'm real. We're really here. We're safe, and we're together, Jag. Honest."
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