[SEASON 2] The Stalkers RPG - Main Action and Team Status [ENDED... FOR NOW]

[Neo Emolga]

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[Neo Emolga]

Imma continue my search of Hazel Plaza, this time, the exterior (29)

As you arrive at Hazel Plaza at the near center of Silvercoal City, you see it's mostly concrete and mainly serves as a public square where Pokémon can meet for lunch or serves as a place for outdoor events like flea markets, entertainment venues, festivals, and the like. The plaza still seems well-maintained despite the situations with the Stalkers and at least some Pokémon still make use of it during the day where it seems Stalkers wouldn't attack them in broad daylight.

During the day, many Pokémon also sell snacks, sandwiches, and other food items from carts and food trucks. It seems as though there used to be more of these vendors in earlier times, but business hasn't been all that good with fewer Pokémon willing to venture out.

You search around the public meeting tables and behind several stone benches that come in several different sizes to provide for all types of Pokémon. You also search through the trash cans and you find something that looks like someone tried to throw away, but seems important.

You pull out several pages of what feels pieces of a book. You read though them, but while they are out of order, you get an understanding that they seem to be instructions for some kind of holy summoning. Even the pages themselves radiate with a kind of purity, but it seems to be incomplete.

Item [Starcaller Tome Pages 3of4] has been added to the Team Inventory.

You search the other trash cans, hoping to find the remainder of the pages, but they don't seem to be here. You look around and you're not sure where the other parts could be, but you figure you just need to keep looking.

After you're convinced you found all there is to locate here, you decide to head back.

Guzma the Wigglytuff (M: Normal/Fairy)

Health: 5/5
Sanity: 4/4
Perk: Science | Learned Abilities: Restrain
Failed Assassinations: 0/2

[Neo Emolga]

Search (74d) Starbelt Manufacturing Plant (Abandoned) Floors 21-30.

Located in the far southwest part of Silvercoal City, the Starbelt Manufacturing Plant seems to be a darker, nearly black-colored building. As you can tell, it's been abandoned for nearly eight years and has started to deteriorate. Signs of vandalism and graffiti are over the walls as well.

You decide to head up to the highest floors in the building. The elevator seems to still be working, but it does feel rickety and seems to shake and rattle a lot on the way up. It does make you feel a bit unnerved.

When it arrives on the 21st floor, you begin your search. As you can tell, this facility used to manufacture medical equipment, surgical devices, and the like. You find several machines that used to mass-produce needles, sutures, drains, surgical cutting tools, surgical stapling devices, and many other similar tools. Meanwhile, a lot of this equipment still seems to be here, which seems unusual. A lot of the perishable equipment is way past the expiration dates. It doesn't even seem like it would take all that much to bring it back online, though. It makes you wonder if somehow someone is still watching over what goes on here even if the building seems abandoned.

When you reach the 25th floor, you can see a lot of the equipment here was used for sterilization processes. You find a lot of equipment in boxes that is considered well past the sterilization date, but nonetheless, you know in an emergency, most of what's here would be way better than nothing.

When you start reaching the highest floors, you begin to see a lot of deterioration damage. It looks like things have started to fall apart around here. It isn't until you get to the highest floor that you see a lot of the paint on the walls has chipped off and the metal has rusted and been corroded. A lot of water damage is also visible on the ceiling.

As you get to one room, you suddenly hear a loud cracking sound under your feet. You try to leap away, but you don't quite make it in time and you crash down upon the floor below as the brittle floor collapses, leaving a gaping hole in the floor you've fallen through and a large hole in the ceiling of the floor below.

Sam has suffered 1 Point of damage to Health.

You wince at the pain, as you fall among a pile of splintered wood, pieces of drywall, and broken pieces of metal. You decide to keep going and check out the room again once you head back up the ruined tiled stairs and walk around the gaping hole that was crated as you fell through. As you take a look around, you find a very strange message on the damaged wall.



You're not quite sure what it means.

=Wall Riddle= has been noted in the Team Records.

After searching the rest of these floors, you decide to take the elevator back down, really hoping the cables don't snap while you're riding it. Thankfully, the elevator arrives safely and you head out of the building.

Sam the Deerling (S: Normal/Grass)

Health: 3/4
Sanity: 3/4
Perk: Repair | Learned Abilities: Rescue/Escape
Failed Assassinations: 0/2

[Neo Emolga]

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Time to complete my Plaza. I search the parking lot (29a)

[EmeraldSky]

Acting on a series of tips, Lita decides to head to the Destno complex, searching the first ten floors first

[Neo Emolga]

Time to complete my Plaza. I search the parking lot (29a)

You head toward where the paid parking lot is right near the Hazel Plaza. At night, this area is still well-lit with over a dozen bright street lamps, but there are definitely fewer hovercars here as with the nightly rates, it's definitely not worth it to use for day after day and only visitors to Silvercoal City would be the ones to use it.

The parking lot still seems well-maintained without too much trash or necessary repair work, though for the most part, not a whole lot of locals use it. As you can see, most locals would rather walk or take the metro to go from one side of the city to the other.

As you search around the hovercars, you begin to wonder just how many Stalkers own their own hovercar and you begin to think about what you might find in one of them. However, you don't see anything unusual or see anything that would signify there's anything wrong with these particular cars.

On the ground, behind a red hovercar, you find a strange piece of metal that makes you think it might have been from a hovercar collision incident, but you look around and don't see any damage to the cars around you. You pick it up and it feels supernatural, feeling like it possesses some kind of otherworldly power. It's a rich, crimson color and feels like it could resist quite a bit of damage, but as you can tell, it's missing several other pieces. Still, you decide to take it with you, feeling as though you might be able to find the remaining parts in time to see what this really builds up to be.

Item [Dragonstar Armor Fragment 1of4] has been added to the Team Inventory.

You make one last round through the parking lot, but nothing seems to strike you as unusual. You decide to head back to base with your findings.

Guzma the Wigglytuff (M: Normal/Fairy)

Health: 5/5
Sanity: 4/4
Perk: Science | Learned Abilities: Restrain
Failed Assassinations: 0/2

[Neo Emolga]

Search (18) Golden Sunrise Furniture Store.

You search the Golden Sunrise Furniture Store on the eastern edge of Silvercoal City. It's quite a massive light-gray building and you're quite sure a lot of places, both residential and commercial, get their furniture here.

You start by searching the perimeter, circling around the building and the parking lot. Everything seems to be in good condition and there isn't much trash or vandalism here. The parking lot, though completely empty tonight with the store closed, seems to be in normal condition also with nothing suspicious.

Inside, the spaces are very open and there are hundreds of furniture displays and display room arrangements. Most of the lights are turned off due to the store being closed, but there is enough minimal lighting to see your way around in the dimmer light. You can definitely seem enough of the displays around you. Meanwhile, there are chairs, beds, tables, bookshelves, coffee tables, and many more in all kinds of sizes and styles, as well as price ranges from the fancy and expensive kinds to the cheaper and budget kinds. In all, it doesn't look like this store was affected too much by the Stalker incidents, but you imagine it certainly didn't help business either.

You notice the store is divided into sections based on the furniture's use. Living room and den furniture is on one area, office furniture is in another, bedroom furniture is on a whole other level, and so on. And you notice there is a clearance area as well.

As you search throughout the store, you come across one area that looks a little tight. As you peer inside, you notice a gold chain inside the tight area, which seems unusual. You use your small size to make your way through and you manage to collect all the pieces together.

From what you gather, it seems to be a broken gold and ruby necklace. It looks like the connector ring broke and caused it to fall off from whoever was wearing it. Meanwhile, because it landed on the soft carpet, they never heard it fall.

You don't think you can fix it yourself, but you're quite sure someone can repair this to be good as new.

Item [Gold and Ruby Necklace: <Repair>] has been added to the Team Inventory.

You search through the rest of the store and don't find anything else that seems to be unusual, so you take what you've found and head back.

Eddie the Bulbasaur (S: Grass/Poison)

Health: 4/4
Sanity: 4/4
Perk: Science | Learned Abilities: Escort/Protect
Failed Assassinations: 0/2

[Neo Emolga]

Acting on a series of tips, Lita decides to head to the Destno complex, searching the first ten floors first

You arrive at the Destno Public Housing Complex, which is a fairly large and unsightly building that definitely contributes to the grim nature of western Silvercoal City. Graffiti and garbage are definitely two things that make up the theme for this place.

You find that this building doesn't exactly quiet down for the night either and doesn't house the nicest of Pokémon. At times, you can hear shouting, banging, and there is plenty of graffiti and interior damage once you step inside the dimly-lit halls where some lights work, others flicker, and others have totally gone dark. You start your search and begin working your way from the ground up.

As you search, the apartments are not in the greatest of shape at all. Many of them are grimy, need renovations, and the Pokémon living here don't have very much to their name as well. Not to mention it doesn't smell very pleasant and is an unpleasant mix of urine, vomit, and bad body odor. Throughout the hallways, the lighting is dim, the carpeting is old and stained, and the beige-colored walls are dirty with traces of graffiti here and there.

As you get to the second floor, it seems the same kinds of problems persist. In some cases, trash and broken glass are present and you find trash cans that have been overstuffed to the point where trash has now gathered in piles around it. Meanwhile, the public bathrooms reek of urine and you find that not all of the toilets can still flush. Most of them don't, but that didn't stop some Pokémon from still using them...

When you get to the third floor, there is more of the same, but unlike the other apartments, you find one in particular that stands out from the others. Apartment 397 looks like someone tried to break in, but wasn't able to. There's also a note on the door.

"I need someone to help me out. I locked myself out and I can't get in. I don't have my phone with me either."

But, as you can see, it looks like no one has helped yet. You take a closer look at the door itself and the lock doesn't seem to complicated. It also seems like the door is made of wood, so a fighting Pokémon might be able to strike the door down in just the right spot... without setting the whole building on fire like a fire type might...

Locked Door: {Apartment 397: <Lockpick> / +Fighting+} has been noted in the Team Records.

You decide to keep looking and see if there is anything else you can find.

However, from what you discover, floors 4 through 10 are pretty much the same story as everything else. While living here might be slightly nicer than living in an abandoned building as a squatter, it definitely isn't quieter or cleaner. It certainly is better for poor Pokémon that want more company, that's for sure...

Lita the Pikachu (S: Electric)

Health: 4/4
Sanity: 4/4
Perk: Security | Learned Abilities: Rescue/Escape
Failed Assassinations: 0/2

[Morzone]

I'd like to search (31) The Silver Vault. Kind of suspicious as to why the bank is suddenly failing when the stalkers showed up.