CORONA

[cyclists]

Corona

Every Tuesday, the Corona will meet with the Signs and be presented with three choices to help or hinder the game's progress. This may include items, effects, scenarios or more. However, they will not be provided any further information about these choices and their results will vary. They will have to pick wisely.

Should the Corona choose to not pick at all, the Signs will pick for them instead and inflict a punishment on the Corona.

When the Signs seeks to summon the Corona, a portal will appear when they find themselves alone. Upon entering the door, they will be brought into a tea room where the Signs are waiting for them. When their visit in the room concludes and they choose to exit, the portal will disappear. The Corona will find that no matter how long they spent in the tea room, no time has elapsed outside of the portal.

Additional notes:
The Corona will be allowed to ask questions about the ongoings of the games and communicate with the Signs in their weekly meetings. They will be able to also receive small hints in the game should they perform well, including game mechanics, locations and more. However, the information received will be up to the Signs' discretion.

Best of luck.

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Comments

[leaberator]

[ The entire time he's alone with the scroll, Axel takes his time reading it, pouring over it with what might be a surprising amount of dedication. His fingers tap in rhythm on the table, the only burst of energy from him. A slight frown graces his features...

...but he loses the frown when he looks up and sees both the Signs. He looks over at Sol first ]

... I know I said I wanted to hang out more, but I don't think I had this in mind when I did.

[cyclists]

[At least Sol's stance looks a little apologetic.]

To be honest? I didn't really either, but you're probably the best person for the job right now.

[leaberator]

Only right now? Gee, thanks.

[ he taps his fingers on the table again, glancing back at the scroll ]

And... what job is that, anyway? [ he's obviously read it, so it's not clear exactly what he's asking. ]

[cyclists]

[And because Sol takes that literally:] The Corona's a person who's given the power to make a choice from the universe. While we don't know what, exactly, those choices will do, they're meant to be used as tools for you guys. The paint from the party was an example.

[Good thing they didn't let Minato paint their face. There's a pause.]

...I kind of panicked when we were given the scroll, and I picked somebody when we had to. I was wrong with that choice. [They can admit that.] But, given a second chance I made a choice that I knew we could work with.

[leaberator]

[ he takes all of that in in silence for a second. A choice from the universe, huh... He's not sure how to feel about that. ]

Well, now you're just making me curious how bad your initial choice was. [ a joke. again. clearly. ] The choices can be good or bad, right? There's no telling?

[cyclists]

[They look upward as if considering.] They got mad I didn't have an answer for them and asked to quit. [i.e. they got yelled at. This whole game has been a lot of people yelling at Sol and eventually it gets annoying.]

The choices can be good or bad, but I think even the bad choices are something we can work with if you're clever. [Which is part of why they selected Axel, and the implication's clear here.]

[leaberator]

[ yeah okay axel's clever but please consider the player, who is dumb as bricks? still. ]

... Sorry I asked. [ yikes! ] So, does that mean I get to decide how and when whatever I pick shows up?

[cyclists]

[Ur doing gr8 sweetie. But yeah, yikes.]

It's possible. If it's something that can be decided, it'll show up how and whenever you want. If it's not, then...it won't. You can definitely specify and maybe they'll listen.

[leaberator]

Not sure I like that maybe.

[ but he nods ]

Guess I'll have to work with it, though. Alright. Let's see how good I am at not picking duds.