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Characters from Fogel:

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Spoiler1. Carl Woodcutter, dentist and blacksmith extraordinaire.
2. Mitch Fernson, paranoid retired soldier who carries his rifle everywhere he goes.
3. Suzette Phillipe, the Queen of Sandwichland.

Setting from Cyb:

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SpoilerSETTING: Planet Japan
In the year 2105, the preparations had been complete. Japan had spent billions of dollars silently constructing underneath the island nation, and it would be mere days before it left the face of the Earth. Without much warning, a huge dome closed over the entire country, and it blasted off into space.

Orbiting Mars, most of the nation is still trying to adjust to what happened a few years prior. Seeing somebody suddenly realize that they're a few million miles from their old home and breaking into a panic isn't entirely uncommon.

The reasons for leaving the planet are still not entirely certain. Some theorize it was an environmental thing, and on their own they could more easily regulate that kind of thing. Others figure the entire Japan government went crazy. Others figure it's much more sinister reasoning, using the laser turrets attached to the dome and base as a basis.

Also adding to the suspicion is their limit on tourism. Naturally, visiting an entire space-based country would be amazing, but they only let a few hundred people take the trip every year, and they almost never let Japanese natives out. Never mind the amount of tourists that decide to just stay there. As a result, most of the tourists also end up as spies, trying to figure out what the hell is up with this shit.

Plot from Goddles:

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SpoilerCharacter A is dead.

S/he's dead because Character C murdered him/her to get at an extremely important possession of A's (hereafter referred to as Z).

Unfortunately, A never knew that C existed.

Instead, A's left Possession Z to his/her old acquaintance, Character B.

C pretends to fall in love with B, hoping to get at Z, possibly through marriage.

B is fully aware of this, and is in fact taking advantage of C's sneakiness and allowing C to think that s/he's tricking him/her, because B actually loves C but is way too [trait goes here] to admit it.

There's no way in hell B would give up Z just for C, though. C'd run right off with it, and besides, it's definitely not worth it. Not even for C.

(Oh, by the way, A is a ghost haunting B.)

Looking forward to this.