[There's no light switch, weirdly. In fact, if Dick's feeling up the wall for one he might feel the wall itself rippling under his hand.
As for Yasusada and Sanji, they won't be able to do much until Sanji tries out his flashlight.
With said-light, he'll be able to get a glimpse of a few things. A large couch. A bar. A basketball hoop that seems to be swaying. And on the back wall painted in red above the hoop there's a message:
"Let the game end where I treat two."
But not long after, each of them will feel a sharp prick in their neck and immediately be forced to sleep, much like what they've experienced during curfew.
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It's hard to say how much time passes between stepping into the cabin and waking up once again, but as they come to consciousness they'll find a few things. For one, the lights are all on and they can see around the room itself. There are two long brown couches facing one another with a table in between in the center of the room, a round matching carpet under them. The basketball hoop and its ominous message are on the wall behind those couches, and to the side there are brick pillars holding up a small second-level platform. Thereās a little TV stand with an old-style TV, antennae sticking out, and by the bar thereās another TV. The bar, should they explore, is stocked with lots of alcohol and canned goodsā¦but thereās also an ouija board on it, similar to the one found on the bus.
Behind the bar, however, is a large vault door with a red X painted on it. To the right, thereās a board that looks like some sort of digital display.
Likewise, thereās a computer terminal against a wall, and a red box on the floor. Thereās an opening toward the back to step into another hall and go for another room.
But oh. Before they get much further in their exploration, they may want to check out the thick, black collars on their necks with blinking red lights. Those probably arenāt great.]
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As for Yasusada and Sanji, they won't be able to do much until Sanji tries out his flashlight.
With said-light, he'll be able to get a glimpse of a few things. A large couch. A bar. A basketball hoop that seems to be swaying. And on the back wall painted in red above the hoop there's a message:
"Let the game end where I treat two."
But not long after, each of them will feel a sharp prick in their neck and immediately be forced to sleep, much like what they've experienced during curfew.
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It's hard to say how much time passes between stepping into the cabin and waking up once again, but as they come to consciousness they'll find a few things. For one, the lights are all on and they can see around the room itself. There are two long brown couches facing one another with a table in between in the center of the room, a round matching carpet under them. The basketball hoop and its ominous message are on the wall behind those couches, and to the side there are brick pillars holding up a small second-level platform. Thereās a little TV stand with an old-style TV, antennae sticking out, and by the bar thereās another TV. The bar, should they explore, is stocked with lots of alcohol and canned goodsā¦but thereās also an ouija board on it, similar to the one found on the bus.
Behind the bar, however, is a large vault door with a red X painted on it. To the right, thereās a board that looks like some sort of digital display.
Likewise, thereās a computer terminal against a wall, and a red box on the floor. Thereās an opening toward the back to step into another hall and go for another room.
But oh. Before they get much further in their exploration, they may want to check out the thick, black collars on their necks with blinking red lights. Those probably arenāt great.]