[ WEEK FOUR – ??? (TARVEK) ]

[sheriffexe]

[ Tarvek will fall for a while, down a long dirt tunnel with no end in sight. It is dark, it is dank, and there is no way back up. It'll eventually twist into more of a slide, letting up for a while until eventually Tarvek is spit out to land on a concrete floor.

When he looks up, he'll find himself in what appears to be access tunnels, light bulbs hanging from the ceilings to provide dim light and pipes going along the walls going every which way direction. The room is square and plain and on every side of it has four different tunnels to lead his whichever way he chooses.

He could go forwards, backwards, left, or right. Which way will he go? ]

Comments

[dubiousalignment]

[This isn't how Tarvek thought the duel would go. He's no stranger to surviving stuff due to last-minute interventions, but the ground opening beneath him was unexpected nonetheless.

So what's this place? It's...strangely familiar, in a way. Is this town in his world, after all? Tunnels underneath a town...that's so common where he comes from for a moment he wonders if his world is where this town is located at. That'd explain many things, to be frank.

And if these tunnels are like those beneath the towns in his world -- including his natal Sturmhalten -- then they're bound to be dangerous. With some luck there aren't monsters waiting to kill him.

First things first: inventory. Tarvek checks his pockets with his good arm. He still has his gun, with two bullets. The pistol the Sheriff had provided him and Nisha at the beginning of the duel -- pistol he chose not to use, due to being more used to the other one -- should have some ammo. All in all he isn't that badly prepared. Ah! Here's a notepad and pen, given by Yuna the night before. Tarvek writes something and puts it on the center of the room

Note to myself and to whoever passes through. My name is Tarvek Sturmvoraus. I fell in this room.

In case he gets lost, he supposes. May as well get going already. Tarvek evaluates his wounds -- getting a kneecap shot leaves that leg mostly immobile, unfortunately -- but he can walk.

So he starts going forward]