Anyway, starts to pace a little. An irritated look flashes across his face. ]
...Maybe. But, seriously? "During these 8 weeks, if each of these teams does not act as a villain on Thursday night, there will be no way back home for any of them. The moon requires energy, and so does transporting people elsewhere."
I'm noticing a theme.
[ Axel calms a little and stops pacing.
Then he takes out a little notebook showing what's already been written down:
'The stakes so far have been too boring. It’s no fun when all they do at the end of the day is go home, so for the next round, we’ll spice it up a bit. If they want a chance for anyone to return at all, they’ll have to take that chance from someone else.
One death each week is enough to keep the door open. Kill, or lose everything any of them have cared about. Let’s see how heroic they can be in those conditions.'
And then:
'These heroes are unable to return to the worlds they call home while they have yet to win their competition. If a team loses, all those within the team, present and future, those worlds they hail from will come under the light of the moon. Those worlds will be forever changed with the loss of the heroes hailing from them. There is nothing better than a hero under distress.
By winning they will be putting their companions here at risk. By losing, their homes will be rewritten to be completely different, erasing their place within it. A dire situation indeed. A benefit no matter the outcome.'
He also has the following note written:
'If any one of these teams would be entirely wiped, those teams will become part of this world. Every member will believe they have always lived in this world, forgetting where they hail from. They'll become citizens who will be powerless and clueless during the next cycle.' ]
They're all basically saying the same kinda thing, with some added stuff.
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Anyway, starts to pace a little. An irritated look flashes across his face. ]
...Maybe. But, seriously? "During these 8 weeks, if each of these teams does not act as a villain on Thursday night, there will be no way back home for any of them. The moon requires energy, and so does transporting people elsewhere."
I'm noticing a theme.
[ Axel calms a little and stops pacing.
Then he takes out a little notebook showing what's already been written down:
'The stakes so far have been too boring. It’s no fun when all they do at the end of the day is go home, so for the next round, we’ll spice it up a bit. If they want a chance for anyone to return at all, they’ll have to take that chance from someone else.
One death each week is enough to keep the door open. Kill, or lose everything any of them have cared about. Let’s see how heroic they can be in those conditions.'
And then:
'These heroes are unable to return to the worlds they call home while they have yet to win their competition. If a team loses, all those within the team, present and future, those worlds they hail from will come under the light of the moon. Those worlds will be forever changed with the loss of the heroes hailing from them. There is nothing better than a hero under distress.
By winning they will be putting their companions here at risk. By losing, their homes will be rewritten to be completely different, erasing their place within it. A dire situation indeed. A benefit no matter the outcome.'
He also has the following note written:
'If any one of these teams would be entirely wiped, those teams will become part of this world. Every member will believe they have always lived in this world, forgetting where they hail from. They'll become citizens who will be powerless and clueless during the next cycle.' ]
They're all basically saying the same kinda thing, with some added stuff.