Event Thirteen.

[awashmods]

To love a human face was to discover The cracks of paint and varnish on the brow; Soon to distrust all impulses of flesh That strews its sawdust on the chamber floor, While at the window peer two crones Who once were Juliet and Jessica.

t's a regular morning here in the Town. The sun isn't shining at all, snow is falling like crazy, and...there may be the sounds of shouts coming from the well, thoroughly muffled. Okay, so it's not a regular morning at all, but you'd better go help those people! The newcomers are here again. Of course, once you get to the well, you'll notice that there's actually no real help you can offer -- it's totally frozen over. As for the newcomers, well... hopefully being suddenly dumped into freezing cold water in the middle of November in a dark, damp well is your idea of a good time, because that's your life now! And that's not even taking into account the mirrors in everyone's homes that are about to wake up and start chattering... Welcome to Awash's thirteenth event log, everyone! Further information on this event can be found here at the OOC post. Please keep in mind that while this is a general event log, it is also an intro log; be sure to pay plenty of attention to our newcomers! If there are any questions, please ask them here. Thank you!

Comments

[izanyagi]

[Yu would probably end up arguing so it is probably for the best, Akechi.]

So #FFFFFF is white in hexadecimal...[Yu hasn't really done many pages apart from his MySpace and Lifejournal. They mostly talk about the cats he's seen and his friends.]

Do they seem friendly?

[doublecrowss]

[ They can always argue about it the next time Akechi loses color again. He won't care. ]

It is. Our own hexadecimal codes stand for a variation of the colors we've been assigned. Mine is #900014. As for Mr. White, they don't seem to interact with us at all, save for posting these quests. Normally, we don't even catch a single glimpse of whoever brings our rewards; they'll either show up on you or somewhere in your house, like a magic trick.

[ And considering the whole fairytale theme of this place, calling it magic might be a pretty accurate bet. ]