Interstice

Originally posted on MSPA by Anomaly.

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SpoilerSo, this exists now. Sorry about that sudden two-month disappearance. Things happened, this got shoved aside. The usual fare. But now it's been unshoved aside. Thank you for your patience.

The beach of Iseka - normally an unremarkable place, devoid of any usual deficiencies in the laws of physics or other abnormalities, is for a moment engulfed in a blinding flash. Or it would have been blinding, had there been anyone around to see it. Six beings materialize unobserved except by each other, plucked from their home universes without warning. Fate has dealt its hand.



Cor, a spirit of the currents. She can control the flow of the world. But perhaps the riptides of this broken land will prove too much.



Eidell, the only human in the bunch. Although unsociable, she is quite mechanically proficient. Maybe this proficiency could help mend this land. Not a daunting task or anything.



"Herbert the Magnificent", otherwise known as Salvio Divinorum. A floating plant with healing properties and perhaps a crippling sense of greed. If this land is not saved, his money will do him little good.



Svedberg, a genetically-modified nurse. His apparatus can bring both life and death in quick succession. A bit like what'll happen if he doesn't help out here.



Agni, Kali, and Indra. A three-headed hydra, each head bearing their own singular belonging. If a head is cut off, two more will grow - this is probably a metaphor too.



Kim, an organism capable of absorbing the traits of the creatures it consumes. She will not have much time to do so at this rate.

Basically everyone's going to die if you don't get moving. That's the implication.



As the beings look around in confusion, a bottle is discovered, glistening in the sands. There seems to be something inside.

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Note: large green dot = entire party's location

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SpoilerYou can assume that any item you listed that has not been drawn is either on your person somewhere or on the ground nearby. Cross-universal teleportation is not an exact thing.

And one last thing to keep in mind: your characters are, for now, entirely unaware of where they are or how they got here, let alone what they're going to have to do here. Have fun.