Black Water - A Literate Roleplay
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Last published Thu, Feb 15, 2018
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L I F E as we know is is D E A D.
In the town of Therodia, life has been going smoothly for over 200 years. It was a colony built in the year 3867, which had a dictator who was always seen as kind and empathetic.
Now it is 4067. 30 years after the War of Therodia, there is now a central power center. It is called the Heart. The Heart has given the plants life since they were destroyed in the war. Nowadays, it alsoo provides the town with clean water, a free supply they get from the government. Everyone seems happy. No one seems to question why everyone wakes up at 6 am. No one seems to wonder why every little thing has a set time.
Someone has poisoned the heart. The veins turn black and the plants are dying. The government has built a force-field like barrier around their colony. No one can get in, but more importantly, no one can get out.
20 teenagers are somehow... disconnected from the real world. Or, what they thought was the real world.
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