Role title: Drone



Flavour:
You don't much question your lot in life. Taking charge is too complicated and you're worried you'll screw up. It's much easier to hang at the back and not draw attention to yourself. Life's too short to ask questions.

Win condition:
You win if you or any sane prisoners escape whilst you are still alive.

Role Type: Passive

Role Ability:
If you are in a room with any other players you must move in a direction that somebody else chooses. You cannot move first and if you don't choose a direction yourself you will automatically follow the first person to leave the room. If you are alone you may move in any direction you want.

In addition, discussing this role with anybody else will result in you being mod-killed.

Please use this thread for submitting any private actions.

Phase 20 Actions:
A strange sensation fills your mind. It's like being spoken to but without hearing any actual words. It's an almost surreal, primal thing. A word forms in your mind.

"NO"


Please remember you can no longer directly quote this text.

Phase 34 Actions:

Please answer your questions here. The answers must be numbered to qualify.

1.) What was the name of the prisoner who dropped into the ante-room later than all the others?

2.) Five candidates were chosen for a project. What was the project's codename?

3.) Who has taken over Charon's position as ferryman of the dead?

4.) What is the purpose of the red room?

5.) Which room is the bane of all evil and the only truly save haven this close to hell?

6.) On what phase did a dungeon wide event occur that knocked everybody out cold?

7.) Cerberus' travel is impeded by something. What stops him from getting around as fast as he'd like?

8.) There was an empty binder inside my laboratory. What was the name printed on the side?

9.) There is a mystical cape hidden inside the labyrinth. Which Greek mythological creature is printed on the cape?

10.) Which beast of burden helps me with all of my menial labour when it comes to constructing the labyrinth?

11.) What is the name of the river which runs up to the gate of hell itself?

12.) An evil spirit once lurked inside this place, taking on a form of a deceased person to lure its victims. What was the spirit called?

13.) Right outside the gates of hell there is a second guardian. What is his name?

14.) There is a large, fiery, central chamber in the labyrinth called the Chamber of Souls. What does the fire do to recently deceased souls?

15.) What three items were at stake for an elected leader in the ante-room?

16.) What colour were the walls in each of the starting rooms?

17.) There is an ancient coin hidden in the labyrinth. What is it called?

18.) A pressure trap is a nasty device that triggers when you step on a pressure plate on walking in a room. What triggers the other kind of deadly trap in the labyrinth?

19.) What might protect you from a hatchet, a gun or a nasty pressure trap?

20.) How many people first entered into the labyrinth?

21.) Assuming all the shuttles are locked down, what would be the fastest way to cross from the far South to the far North of the labyrinth?

22.) I left three potions casually lying around in my science lab. Each one was a different colour. What colours were they?

23.) Aside from getting poisoned, silenced, muted and knocked out; what other nasty ailment might afflict somebody in the labyrinth?

24.) What was the name of the safe room everybody entered into before they woke up in the nasty ante-room?

25.) There is a stained glass window inside the labyrinth. The guardian of the gates is surrounded by three creatures. What are they?

Phase 34 Actions:
The screen at the front of the room glowed bright red as the eye appeared once more.

"The results are in. I will just tally up your scores."

There was a silence before the voice boomed out once more.

"Jeffrey, congratulations. You scored a very impressive 22/25. Clearly you have been paying attention during your time down here."

There was a silence.

"Paco...oh dear."

Paco looked nervously up at the screen.

"Paco, you have scored a pitiful 8/25. It's a wonder you are even still breathing at this stage. Thankfully, I can arrange it so that you no longer are. Jeffrey, to the victor go the spoils. Prizes will be placed into your pack."

"Paco, I'm afraid that the loser is not worth their weight to the group. If you know so little, you are only a burden and to make things easier I will now lift that burden."

The screen turned black as two metal straps slid out of Paco's chair. He looked down at his bound hands and yelled in terror. There was a tremendous crackling sound as the chair sparked into life and an electric current blasted through it, careening through Paco's body and making him yell out in agony.

Finally the crackling stopped and so did the yelling. The hand rests released as Paco's body toppled lifelessly onto the floor. He was still breathing, but barely. He needed medical attention.

You are in a critical condition and close to death. If you are not revived by the end of the phase you will die.

Phase 34 Actions:

As the group looked on at Paco there was a shaking of heads. Nobody was interested in wasting medical supplies. They could just revive him couldn't they. Paco gurgled as his body began to convulse. As he convulsed there was some discussion. None of it was related to Paco in any way shape or form.

But Klaus shushed everybody and the room fell silent.

"Does anybody hear that?" Said Klaus warily.

Malarkey shook his head.

"I don't hear anything. You're losing it."

Klaus frowned and walked over to the convulsing Paco.

"There's a beeping...very faint...coming from Paco's body..."

There was a nervous exchange of looks amongst the group. Malarkey hobbled over and joined Klaus. He stood back and nodded.

"He's right. It's on his wrist."

Klaus dilligently raised Paco's arm as Paco breathed out one of his last few breaths. There was a watch on his arm which was bleeping rapidly. A red line jumped up and down a grid on the watch's display. It was Paco's pulse and it was failing fast.

Klaus stood up and folded his arms.

"Why does Paco have a watch on his arm that displays his pulse?" He asked curiously, turning away.

Malarkey glared at it some more as the pulse spiked wildly and the beeping became rapid.

"There's a flashing light and an antenna too. Seems like it's sending a signal to somewhere. I've never heard it beep before so I'm guessing it only transmits if he dies."

Klaus nodded.

"Guess we'll find out what that is soon enough."

Paco stopped convulsing. His body lay dormant as the pulse flat-lined. Klaus smiled.

"Time of death...does anybody have a watch?"


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