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entrancelogs2016-08-08 06:04 pm
tattooedredheads) wrote in entrancelogs2016-08-08 06:04 pm
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Who: Kay and You
Where: All around Genosha
When: Aug 5th to Aug 9th
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Kay stole valuable technology from a (now dead) Human Resistance member in order to hack into the Anti-Human Task Force systems. The Ancient Library, his employers, are furious at him for breaking his contract. Meanwhile, he's growing more convinced that he oughtn't be on Genosha at all.
The Story:
DAYS ONE AND TWO
Though he's a human, Kay does his best to stay away from the Human Resistance. The Human Resistance will know he's stolen from them by now and that the previous owner was dead. There's no proof that Kay killed the man but he is the obvious suspect. There's already evidence that Kay met up with the victim and stole from him.
Kay's prize is a state-of-the-art chip that he helped reverse engineer and improve upon. Getting his hands on this will be well worth the accusations of murder that will fly his way. With this (and the copy of the Ancient Library now on it), Kay can hack into almost any system and gain access to all the information he could ever want.
He spends his days spying on the Anti-Human Task Force members, seeking out the best way to hack into their system. His laptop, complete with the stolen chip, never leaves Kay's side.
DAY THREE
Although he doesn't know what, Kay can tell that something feels wrong. Something obvious, except he can't figure it out.
He finds a quiet beach and a fishing pole, complete with bucket for sticking the fish in. The Anti-Human Task Force can wait a day. This is important. Despite the fishing pole, Kay doesn't pay any attention to whether or not the fish or biting. He's too lost in thought.
DAY FOUR
He is Kay of the Ancient Library, but of Sakia not Genosha. But Kay had left Sakia to figure out the truth about a land called Estancia, only to end up in Wonderland instead. How did he forget?
This is the second time he's lived a whole new life. Really, how many lives does one man really need?
Kay wanders all over the island, seeking any sign of the Wonderland he remembers. In his hurry, he bumps into someone. "Sorry," he mutters distractedly.
Where: All around Genosha
When: Aug 5th to Aug 9th
Rating: PG-13
Summary: Kay stole valuable technology from a (now dead) Human Resistance member in order to hack into the Anti-Human Task Force systems. The Ancient Library, his employers, are furious at him for breaking his contract. Meanwhile, he's growing more convinced that he oughtn't be on Genosha at all.
The Story:
DAYS ONE AND TWO
Though he's a human, Kay does his best to stay away from the Human Resistance. The Human Resistance will know he's stolen from them by now and that the previous owner was dead. There's no proof that Kay killed the man but he is the obvious suspect. There's already evidence that Kay met up with the victim and stole from him.
Kay's prize is a state-of-the-art chip that he helped reverse engineer and improve upon. Getting his hands on this will be well worth the accusations of murder that will fly his way. With this (and the copy of the Ancient Library now on it), Kay can hack into almost any system and gain access to all the information he could ever want.
He spends his days spying on the Anti-Human Task Force members, seeking out the best way to hack into their system. His laptop, complete with the stolen chip, never leaves Kay's side.
DAY THREE
Although he doesn't know what, Kay can tell that something feels wrong. Something obvious, except he can't figure it out.
He finds a quiet beach and a fishing pole, complete with bucket for sticking the fish in. The Anti-Human Task Force can wait a day. This is important. Despite the fishing pole, Kay doesn't pay any attention to whether or not the fish or biting. He's too lost in thought.
DAY FOUR
He is Kay of the Ancient Library, but of Sakia not Genosha. But Kay had left Sakia to figure out the truth about a land called Estancia, only to end up in Wonderland instead. How did he forget?
This is the second time he's lived a whole new life. Really, how many lives does one man really need?
Kay wanders all over the island, seeking any sign of the Wonderland he remembers. In his hurry, he bumps into someone. "Sorry," he mutters distractedly.