((English isn't my first choice for language unless I know the other person speaks it, but it would cause problems for other people if I did otherwise here. Fake edit: I considered adding a curse of monolinguism to my sheet, but that'd raise more questions than it'd answer. Just assume some sort of translation convention is in play when it comes to my thoughts.))
Tea steps outside the train.
"Hello? Is anyone out there? Anyone?", he calls out.
((Italics, no quotations: internal voice)) An abandoned metro station. This isn't normal. Rifle on my back, some device on my wrist...I wonder what it does...?
He presses a button on the device which seems most likely to be an on-button. It flickers with the class selection screen.
Class, hum? Is this a game or something? Let's see...
((I have a few ideas for rooms, but I'd rather establish myself first.))
((If English isn't the language you'd speak out loud, probably go with your native language for that until you realize IC that other people are speaking it.))
((As a side note, the devices display in the user's written language of choice, though as GM I write things in English))
IcyTea sees a man in a greatcoat leaning into a doorway at the far corner of the room, and another person with shoulder-length hair and a grey hoodie, carrying what looks like a bo staff, standing around.
On his device, he sees a long list of classes, and a short list of recommended classes:
Infantry: Starting ability: Provisioned: When out of ammunition, can fire an empty weapon once per room.
Vagabond: Starting ability: Hiding: A small, subtle bonus to efforts to evade personal detection
Sniper: Starting ability: Stealth shot: Once per room, a single aim-assisted shot is available while undetected.
Brave? Not really... It's just that someone else is more likely to get hurt.
With sword in hand as a last resort, SerCon braves the room a third time for the second box.
(As for me, it's as I say. My class will probably not get too many opportunities to shine, and I think we all want the boxes. :p)
Confused spiders still crawl up your legs, but on the outside of the pants this time, and don't advance far or are easily dislodged. Spiders keep crawling onto and off of the second box as you move it around with the sword, but you eventually push it back to the clear space near the door. The third box is nowhere to be seen. You notice that several spiders seem to be spinning more web around the bottom corners of the room, and some are crawling up the walls towards the ceiling.