There Can Only Be One
Prologue:
90 students from LVHS are selected randomly to compete in the 9 levels of Man-Hunt…
A new round begins once nine people get out.
To complete a full phase, you must survive one round in the abandoned school without getting tagged by the other team.
Every room is open and available to hide in, but any outdoors areas are strictly not permitted.
Every new round, the teams switch from either hiding and finding base, to searching for people on the other team to tag and eliminate them from moving on in the next competition, and vice versa.
Until they reach a point, where it becomes 18 students left, and 9 against 9, the teams will be cancelled out and the game leaves every one for themselves.
Once a player is tagged and becomes out, they are sent to the nearest exit of the school and can not come back in. Once the doors shut, no body can open them from the outside.
If a player gets out, a beeping noise will be played through the announcements and the person’s name will be said.
Each team will have a different color, and walkie talkies to communicate with their team-mates.
Cameras will be watched to help keep score, and maps will be tracked by the watchers to keep up to date with who is where.
No one on the hiding team nor the searching team knows where the base is, it must be found. After every round the base will change to a new area.
Every round an announcement plays dropping a hint to either help Team A or Team B.
The games begin at 9:00 PM sharp and end at 6:00, before sunlight reaches.
You have 9 hours…
