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event: portal four | the mountain

The fourth portal, as might be expected, can be found atop the hill known as Makeout Point. The other side of the portal isn't altogether that much different from the side you're entering from, save for the thicker trees and somewhat darker lighting.
The other side of the portal is significantly colder than the Mayfield side; frost covers the ground, and although it's not quite freezing, you'll want to bundle up. A glance at the sky reveals what you might have been dreading: glitch holes, in varying size, litter the skyline. The sun is hidden behind a set of thick clouds, creating a melancholy atmosphere.
The landscape around you is relatively flat, and you can't see too far beyond the forest ahead of you. It isn't until you turn around, facing the portal that you entered from, that you see the rising slope of the ground. The mountain rises high, higher than you can see from its base. There's a rough, primitive path heading up its slope, and for now simply hiking will be sufficient. As you get further, however, simply walking won't be enough: you're going to have to climb...
Somewhere, closer than you might prefer, a single wolf howls, and is shortly joined by more.
Better get moving.
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After all, she needed to be prepared.
Scowling up at the mountain as her eyes adjusted to the low light, her ears twitched at the sound of other wolves. Grinning grimly to herself with a noisy huff, she let out her own howl. When the final notes died on the air, she tugged up the lapels of her coat and set off, checking the pockets of her jeans.]
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That howl sounded a lot closer than the others. Tieria paused for a moment to see if he could judge just how far. He spotted the shape in the shadows. Narrowing his eyes a little, he watched to see what direction it was moving in. It seemed human enough from here...]
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For Mika's part, if she had the sense of smell that her animal parts indicated, she might notice his scent was different than that of a normal human. Almost... clinical, too perfect.]
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You going to just hide behind the flora or are you going up too?
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[This catches her by surprise before she barks a laugh, her tail wagging.]
Do I look like a drone to you?
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....hey.
[Really, all of Natalie's clattering around on rocks probably should have alerted the wolfish-looking girl to the fact that someone was coming up from behind. She wasn't that great at the great outdoors.]
How much farther do you think we've got?
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Haven't the foggiest! With holes in the sky like that? [She jerked a thumb at the obvious glitches.]
Anything could happen.
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...why're we all up here, again?
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Apparently the librarian is the key. Somehow. Either way, I'm not sitting around on my tail waiting for someone else to hand me my ticket home.
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That's a longer summary than I would have given.
[She picks up her pace so she can walk beside the furry girl rather than behind her.]
I know what we're here for. Vaguely. I hope it's fairly obvious when we've found it... I'm just wondering if I'm crazy to be out here.
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[Mika just shrugs, then leans in to whisper something to the other girl.]
Which means we're all doomed~!
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(This break in seriousness has been brought to you by your favorite demon hunter.)
how did I only just get this notif
Really, Dante? Really? I'm a wolf, what do you think my main form of communication is?
[With a roll of her eyes, she shakes her head as she looks back to the mountain path.]
To tell you the truth, I'm not certain I'll be a very good shot with this thing.
Your notifs don't like me very much
(A casual shrug.
He likes his women with an extra bark and bite)Oh, it's easy: you just point and shoot. The closer you are with that thing, the better. Might want to watch out for the recoil, though.
/brb sobbing forever
[She whuffs, rolling her shoulders as she arched an eyebrow at him.]
Honey, please. It's not like this is the first time I've tried to use one. It's just been a really long time. And the last few beasties I had to go up against were rather immune to bullets.
[She snorts, her ears flicking back as she glances out into the twilight.]
Besides, I'm a little opposed to shooting another wolf, it just doesn't feel right, even if we don't exactly meet eye-to-eye.
Re: /brb sobbing forever
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(May or may not be serious about that.)
It's cool. If we're lucky, we won't have to deal with 'em at all. Otherwise, I'll shoot 'em for you.
(Real sensitive, Dante.)
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So, what'd you tell them?
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I told them to back off, is what. [A soft huff as she cocks her head.] You look like you're packing enough heat for a small army there, Captain.
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[Mika whuffs softly, lifting her shotgun.]
Besides, it's been a really long time since I've used one of these. I'd hate to find out how rusty I am if we need to use it in a pinch.
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Have you talked to anyone who went the days before today? I want to know what kind of mementos we're supposed to be looking for.
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