Joel Miller (
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open; lay your weary head to rest
Who: Joel & YOU
Where: Tartarus
When: Throughout the event
Rating: R for eventual death
Summary: There's a hundred monsters between him and Ellie. Joel will cut through every last one of them to get to her if that's what it takes.
The Story:
[ Joel opens his eyes, and his heart sinks. The room he's in is unfamiliar, and it's immediately obvious what's happened. It's another event, the mansion transforming itself around them as they sleep.
At least he remembers who he is this time.
He gets to his feet and goes to the window, frowning at the sight of a dark, foreboding green sky. Then he takes out his phone and calls Ellie. The connection's spotty, but he manages to get her location - his main objective, because he's willing to bet that she's no longer in the next room over, as she had been when he'd gone to sleep the night before. He's also willing to bet that it's not going to be a picnic in the park getting back to her.
And as it turns out, he's right. He's barely taken two steps when something horrible and screeching whizzes past his head, and just the sound alone is nearly enough to drive him insane.
Oh, this'll be fun. ]
Where: Tartarus
When: Throughout the event
Rating: R for eventual death
Summary: There's a hundred monsters between him and Ellie. Joel will cut through every last one of them to get to her if that's what it takes.
The Story:
[ Joel opens his eyes, and his heart sinks. The room he's in is unfamiliar, and it's immediately obvious what's happened. It's another event, the mansion transforming itself around them as they sleep.
At least he remembers who he is this time.
He gets to his feet and goes to the window, frowning at the sight of a dark, foreboding green sky. Then he takes out his phone and calls Ellie. The connection's spotty, but he manages to get her location - his main objective, because he's willing to bet that she's no longer in the next room over, as she had been when he'd gone to sleep the night before. He's also willing to bet that it's not going to be a picnic in the park getting back to her.
And as it turns out, he's right. He's barely taken two steps when something horrible and screeching whizzes past his head, and just the sound alone is nearly enough to drive him insane.
Oh, this'll be fun. ]
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They're bad news, is what.
[ Helpful. ]
You goin' somewhere in particular?
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No idea where he is. I don't think his phone came with him.
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[ Joel's glad he'd been able to get a message to Ellie at all. He glances at Tim. ]
You just wanderin', then?
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[For lack of a better word. He suspects that if Jay did have his phone with him, he'd have made his presence known electronically by now - not that he can be positive. Jay's predictability kind of gets called into suspect once he starts panicking.]
I mean - not sure what else to do, until I find him. [Because hiding in some safe zone sure as hell isn't going to be his priority until after he manages to pin down Jay - at the very least.]
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[ If he had no idea where Ellie was, he wouldn't stop looking until he'd found her. ]
Well, if you're headin' up, you're welcome t'stick with me for a while.
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[But right here, right now - ragged as he is, weary and flagging and tremoring right down to his bones - the look he shoots in Joel's direction is unreservedly and painfully grateful.]
...thanks. And - [He doesn't - can't - look back. But he can jerk his head vaguely without turning around at the carnage he left behind.] Thanks for helping. Back there.
fade out from here?
C'mon, let's get the hell outta here.
sounds good to me!
Yeah. [He's agreeable to that.]