a new arrival

[vivariummods]

T H E  W A R E H O U S E 【 day 44 】 Hello newcomer, welcome to the 【 Warehouse 】. Once you escape your elevator, you will find yourself here. It's strangely empty for a warehouse. Aside from the elevators you've come out of, there's nothing else here. In fact, the longer you look around, the stranger everything looks. Every window has been bolted shut, with no way of removing the steel coverings. The only source of illumination comes from the florescent lights above. Along the walls are numerous amounts of surveillance cameras, watching every bit of movement and listening to the sounds of everyone and everything. Every door is locked up tight, with no clear way of opening them, and there's one giant door with a 9 painted on it. It's a rather strange place, and there seems to be a lot of people here, so go introduce yourselves? For the "old-timers" and "newly-become-old-timers", come meet your new fellow test subject. Thankfully(?) enough, no one has disappeared for this "replacement" to appear. Lucky you, you can still be a sickeningly happy family without anyone leaving. Calhoun will just pretend to barf over here while you can have your free bath of the week.

Comments

[detectiveofthewest]

"From the north, huh...?" Heiji thought that one over for a bit. "Whattaya call soft drinks, then? Or those athletic shoes you wear in gym class?"

Though he didn't know as much about America as he did about Japan, Heiji did know that there were quirks and accents that were generally specific to certain regions.

[worrywirt]

"Soda and...gym shoes."

[detectiveofthewest]

"Soda probably puts ya on the east coast, but I think the southwest says it, too," said Heiji. Where did he learn this stuff? Who knew?

"Gym shoes is... lessee, eastern seaboard, with a cluster around Illinois and Indiana and them."

[worrywirt]

"So that means I'm from around the east coast?" Maybe?

[detectiveofthewest]

"You sure talk that way!" said Heiji. "If ya give it some more thought, you might be able to narrow it down through the towns and landmarks you know."