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Victoria Summers

Don't judge me by my past...

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a character in “Upon Awakening: Reboot”, as played by Butterfly Effect

Description

Name: Victoria Summers
Age: 21
State of Origin: Oregon
Race: White
Sexuality: straight but with a bit of bi leanings
What you're wearing: Pink tank top (one in picture) and short shorts

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Personality Description: Victoria is generally quiet and laid back. It takes her a while to fully trust some but once she gets to know someone more she will open up more to them. She can have a temper if pushed to far or if someone prods her about her past.

Physical Description: Victoria stands at roughly five foot seven with an average size body for a woman her age. She has hair a plain and boring brown her eyes are a dark blue color. Her skin is mostly pale but shows signs of an outdoor life. Victoria personally finds herself pretty plain.

Likes:
Nature
Taking pictures
Drawing
TV
Roleplaying
Shiny things

Dislikes:
Her past
People talking about her past
Rude people
Idiots

Fears:
Heights
Prisons
Falling back into her old way of life

Conditions: mild depression and anxiety
Former Employment/Education: In College studying photography and art.

Brief Backstory/History:
Victoria was born in a small coastal town where she spent much time playing and hanging out with her friends. As she grew up her friends pushed her into doing more and more crazy things. It was during one of these outings that she stole for the first time. From there it went she became a thief enjoying the fun and adventure of sneaking around and doing stuff she wasn't spose to do. That is until she got caught. After prison time and rehab she found a new outlet in art and photography. She now attends a college for this hoping to turn her life around. Those that know her past look at her different though judging her by her past and not by who she is now. Little does Victoria know as her head hits the pillow that the skills of her past may be the only thing to keep her alive when she wakes up.

So begins...

Victoria Summers's Story

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A brightly burning sun cast its warm rays across the glade. Large trees encircled this small clearing, with great big leaves casting their shadows across the grass and flowers covering the ground. Said flowers were a dark purple, and emitted a lovely scent through the glade. All in all, a more wondrous natural location would be hard to find. Small insects crawl along one fallen tree near the edge of the clearing, industrially collecting small sections of wood to take to their home. A small bird, with muted green feathers watches this worker line with its head cocked, bright eyes flickering, when in a flash it snatches up one in its beak and flies off to consume its prey. Simultaneously, a medium sized cat like creature, with splotches of amber across its green fur, lazes along a tree limb overlooking the clearing. In the very center of the clearing sits a great stone, about eight feet tall, with runes covering it. A large purple crystal was embedded in the top.

CRACK

A sound like a tree shattering from the blast of a bolt of lightning shakes the clearing, as seven beams of energy shot from the crystal, hitting different sections of the ground, blasting small chunks of ground away and depositing a sleeping human in each of these craters. Each reposed in a different position, sleeping, acting like they were in their beds and not having just been thrown to the ground.

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Victoria had slept soundlessly. She didn't even dream...or at least didn't remember dreaming. Her eyes where still closed but she was starting to wake. She felt a breeze upon her and her nose was flooded with the smell of wild flowers and grass. She felt the sunlight hot upon her skin it blinding her as her sleepy eyes slowly opened.
She must have left her window open she thought as she went to pull the covers off... There where no covers! Suddenly wide awake she quickly took in what was around her. A grassy field...some stone pillar...and a group of random people like her just having awoken. She suddenly wished for the knife she kept hidden under her bed...but alas it didn't come with her.
Victoria pulled herself to her feet. "What the hell is going on?" She asked aloud. An open question to anyone. Her eyes watched everyone she was ready to try and defend herself should she need to.

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Lola Young


Thick fog grew around her ankles slowly, but she wasn’t quite alarmed yet. It had a feel, a cool tingle as if made of a million bits of snowflakes that collided with her shins, and it looked like a slow and pensive pool of milk, peacefully volatile and running into itself and the things around it. This fog covered the ground entirely while shifting and changing, thick enough where Lola was unable to see the bottom, and it extended as far as she could make out, which was not far. She was in a forest, she gathered that much, but it was dark, black permanence and void were the walls and ceilings. Her vision ended into complete darkness after only a short distance; she could only see in a short ring around her as if a dim and pale spotlight centered on her, sourcless and formless. The only visible things were the trees that peppered the area around her.

The trees were thin and long, jutting up and out of the low fog and plunging up into the darkness above, out of view, and it was if they were coming in and out of existence. They were branchless, but they twisted and bent, slightly, as if they were flowing in a direction. The only things were the fog, the sparse and thin trees, and the black of shadow.

She was confused at first, not sure where she was or how she arrived, but after a quick turn of the head she immediately noticed something. There was, in the cold distance, a small and warm light that pierced the darkness with rays for arms that stretched to meet her vision, and she instinctively moved towards it. As she walked, her feet stomped to hit a soft ground that ever so slightly gave in, small depressions, to each of her footsteps, even as light as they were naturally from her small size, and the muted crunch of wet but dead leaves accompanied the atmosphere. As she approached, the source of light came into view.

One of the trees was cut in half, about up to her waist, with jagged edges on the side to sign that it was not a clean cut, and laid on the center of the stump was a small fish tank, one of the classic bowls. Its size was moderate, it was just a glass bowl, and on the bottom were colored rocks with a single fake, sunken Roman column that you would find at any pet store. The light was bright and yellow but also sourceless, not unlike the dim spotlight, and seemed to be originating from inside the fish tank with no actual light to be seen as the cause. Inside was a single golden goldfish that swam in a small circle.

Lola gave out a short, frightened gasp as when it turned it looked back at her, meeting her gaze, with human like eyes inside fishlike eyelids, and it seemed to notice her shock. The goldfish them smiled, somehow, unnaturally, and an array of human teeth, white and shining, showed through the menacing grin.

“Welcome back,” it spoke in a low and rolling voice, bubbling with a deep tone.

“Thank you,” Lola replied, monotone. She whipped her hand and brought it to her mouth. Her stomach dropped and she realized the response was habit. She wanted to cry.

“You know you can’t stay long,” it said again in the same voice, this time with a bit of a chuckle infused into the last words, amused.

She didn’t want it to be amused.

“Farewell,” she lastly replied, again with no emotion as to indicate just how many times this has happened. She couldn’t remember these past events that formed this, but her core told her she didn’t want to.

She flailed, coming up in a sweat, but despite that she made little noise, and she found herself sitting up, awake. She rubbed her shoulder, it was tense which indicated she must have fallen asleep reading again at her desk, common after a long night of work, and she went to get out of her chair when it donned on her that she was previously prone and that her outstretched fingers were interwoven in thick and unkempt grass.

Immediately, with light and swift motion that was quick but not very accurate, she rose to her feet and took in her surroundings. A clearing. A stone thing. A forest. Some people. Some people were talking, they all seemed confused, and some were more actively confused judging by looks. She backed up to a tree, pressing herself against it while keeping eye contact on the group, that was on the edge of clearing, and she drove her hand into her pocket of her jeans.

It was a long shot that no one searched her after dragging her out of her apartment and into the woods, but she fell asleep without getting dressed for bed so there was a chance it was on her.

She sighed as cold metal touched her fingers.

Only severely panicked, she waited to see how it would unfold for now.

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Looked like everyone had finally woke up and were just as confused as Madison was. One seemed to be in complete denial of their predicament. Another was backed up against a tree, shaking like a leaf. Few asked what was happening. Madison would like to know herself for she could feel fear rising within her. Not wanting to let it show though, she allowed another emotion to take over and that was anger. Why in the blazes were they here? What brought them here? And where was here? Many more questions starting popping into her mind.

"I honestly have no idea what is going on." she said a bit bluntly, not bothering to hide the irritation in her voice.

Not wanting to stay still any longer, she stood up slowly, not wanting to rush. She did her best not to feel embarrassed with only wearing her pjs. She wished she had her flip flops though. It wasn't that she wasn't used to walking barefooted, she use to do it all the time in Colorado. However, she didn't know if there are dangerous bugs or insects on the ground. In south Texas, one rarely walked outside barefooted because of how hot the ground got in the city got and out the country ants were everywhere due to the sandy ground being perfect for them. Turning around, Madison finally saw the stone pillar. The blonde couldn't help but gap at it. It was incredible! Being the art lover that she was, Madison could help but come closer and inspect all of the carvings. She didn't recognize any of the words or symbols on it, but it was clearly the work of a master. Memorized, she reached out and placed her hand on it.

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The Stone Awakens


The Stone in the clearing was an uncaring spectator to the little knot of confused and scared humanity surrounding it. The crystal at its top seemed to gaze at each of the people, as if to say "I have seen much, known much, and you do not impress me." This did not stop one intrepid person, who either through newfound courage or straight curiosity, touched it. As her hand made contact with the stone she would feel it grow warm to the touch. The stone began to shift underneath her hand, creating a grinding sound that permeated the clearing. A kaledioscope of colorful energies gathered at the base of the stone, and then in the blink of an eye shot up through the woman who had touched it and up towards the crystal. A riot of colors surrounded the pair, human and artifice, flesh and stone, slowly creating a tether between Madison's forehead and the crystal, slowly becoming thicker and thicker until a solid rope of energy seemed to connect the two.

The grinding sound came to a stop as the runes on the stone had finished reconfiguring themselves into a new pattern, in English of all things. A basso voice than sounded, coming from all around the clearing like some Titan of old. Derision and faint amusement intermingled in the being's voice. However that is the only thing that the Awoken could understand, for he spoke in a language of harsh grinding sounds. Well, all except for one. The first of the Awoken, the one brave enough to touch the Prophecy-Stone. When the being had begun to spoke the tether between her and the stone broke, causing a large beam of magic to fly into the sky, as a beacon. She was experiencing the mother of all headaches, yet the Being's harsh words made perfect sense to her, as dark as they were.

"Arsh gal am Tor vashrak? Bah! Sek arsh gontir Orshta! Brasaval, Sidorak, Argush! Sidor am brekah!"

"So this wretched group is what is supposed to be the heroes of the Prophecy? Bah! You will be crushed before you can even hope to comprehend your hopeless situation! Hunter, Killer, Doom Bringer! Kill these fools!"

And with these words the malevolent presence faded away. The once bright forest seemed a little darker, its peacefulness disturbed by the fell words that had just spoken in. The animals of before had scattered, and a few leaves fell from the trees. A few clouds had hidden the sun, causing shadow to fell upon those in the clearing.

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Victoria had a sudden bad feeling as she saw one of the other women head towards the stone pillar. She called it her thief's intuition...

Victoria called out "Stop! Don't...." ....too late..."....touch that..."

"Oh..shit..." Victoria muttered as she watched what unfolded before her eyes.

The darkness and grave silence filled the air. Victoria felt her anxiety taking hold of her. She looked to the one that touched the stone. " What is this? What the hell did you do?" She asked her voice was anger mixed with fear.

Victoria was lost, without a weapon, and now stressed and didn't know what to do. She had no control over anything and it was inching her closer and closer to panicking.

"What the hell did you do?!" Victoria asked again yelling it this time.

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Lola Young

Every one of the myriad of people were now awake and moving about, and judging from the crowd they all seemed as confused and shaken as her. Were they all victims to the same kidnapping? What was this stone thing in the center? Where were they?

Considering the current circumstances, she let her hand drift out of her pocket, away from the dissonant yet comforting touch of metal that she was now conscious was heavy in her pocket, and she was attempting to gain the courage to peel her body off the tree it was pressed against.

However, before she could get too far, the blonde and shorter girl began to approach the rock at the center of the clearing, and Lola cocked her head to the side as to express her curiosity. For a brief moment, she had the thought that touching the pillar in the middle, while aesthetic, would not be her first instinct, but as soon as the blonde girl touched the stone a terrifying, mesmerizing light show began. After a while of breathtaking and otherworldly glows, bright tethers, and flashes, a voice suddenly boomed from out of the treeline that enveloped the grass they all occupied.

"Arsh gal am Tor vashrak? Bah! Sek arsh gontir Orshta! Brasaval, Sidorak, Argush! Sidor am brekah!"

At first, the lights were magical, seemingly literally, and they made Lola audibly gasp; the magic and spells and rituals that she had performed before were philosophical, she never saw them as real magic but as mirrors into herself as a way to self-reflect. Yet, against her intuition, these lights seemed more than natural, they radiated something that can only be described as vibrations that she could feel in her bones, beyond her bones even. It was unnerving, dissonant, and beautiful, but as the voice boomed out she could feel all of those feelings sink into her stomach. Her mouth seemed to instantly dry, her vitality retreating into throat as if in fright, and the voice itself shook her in a way more like rumbling than vibration, a deeply unsettling tremor in her core.

Something snapped. It almost felt like a body part popping after being tense, but it was as if it was completely in her mind. Suddenly, abruptly, her vision faded; the sensation of falling, but falling in no particular direction, overcame her. She was drifting again. Again? Yes, she thought to herself, this is familiar.

She awoke, or rather gained form, laying down on cold concrete, her cheek resting on brisk and hard surface that was comforting in the way the the cool side of the pillow is, and she sat up to inspect around. As she eventually stood, she saw around her a suburb whose street, oddly pristine and wellkept with crisp freshly painted yellow lines, she was standing in the middle of, and the sky was an infinite black, her surroundings faded into shadow only a short distance away from her as if she was the center of a sourceless spotlight, and a dullness permeated everywhere. Her last dream was recent enough to make the connections. Going by the saying ‘if it ain’t broke’, she spun around as she did before, and sure enough, about three identical houses down, which every house seemed exactly the same, there was a single working streetlamp that beamed down a yellow light onto the street.

She approached, wary this time, but saw no fish tank as she did before. Looking around, turning completely in a circle, there was no fish that she expected, and she stood a bit defeated and confused. After a moment, she had an idea that dawned on her, and she looked up. As she did, sure enough, her eyes met the gaze of the entity from her last dream, the slightly yellow human eyes staring back into her, but this time the eyes were contained in a white and brown barn owl that seemed to produce its own faint yellow glow, perched on top of the streetlamp looking down on her, expressionless. She cleared her throat silently as she could and mustered her courage.

“A-are you from before?” she inquired in the most confident voice she could muster.
As the owl stared back, the beak began to twist and morph, the back edges began to curl up as the sound of whining and straining bone reached her ear; it was a sound undescribable, the rigid beak changing and twisting unnaturaly to form a new shape. As the sound that made her physically nauseated stopped, she was once again paralyzed, frozen to rigidity with fear, as the beak had coalesced itself into a smile that bore white human teeth. It replied in the same deep and menacing voice that struck at her nerves worse than the new one in the woods, and the sound of constricting and shifting bone came again as the beak moved like lips along with its speech in a completely unnerving way.

“Back so soon?” it chided, “Hmm… It seems this isn’t quite a dream, is it?” Its face and beak shifted into a coy and sarcastic pensive expression before it turned and gave her a smirk and side-eye that made her go cold, and it then closed its eyes and inhaled sharply, as if an answer came to it. “Someone else, as they say, triggered this haven’t they? Well, friend,” with that word her knees buckled slightly as she was giving everything not to collapse, “you’re a bit early.”

“Goodbye,” she compulsively but cordially replied.

With that, she regained her vision, and was shocked to find herself still standing, but she looked over to see the blonde lady that had touched the stone was standing mere inches away. Lola, confused, for the excessive time today, had to take in her surroundings, and she gave out a little gasp as she saw her hand on the stone. Had she slept-walk to it?

“Oh goddess,” she swore under her breath.

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Alexander


Everyone seemed to wake up fine, it was the next thirty seconds that turned this already insane beginning into a scene straight from a movie or nightmare. Anything but reality. And here he was, someone had approached the stone in the center, was caught in a storm of something and awakened some voice from hell. All in all, not how he expected to wake up this morning. When the voice erupted from the forest Alexander crouched down out of instinct, seeking to make himself as small of a target as possible, while simultaneously looking around for a source. The voice ended, and nothing seemed to happen, except for the woman who had pressed herself against the tree seemed to walk as if in a haze towards the stone, resting her hand upon it, which upon her touch a faint flash of energy erupted in the shape of her hand. After that she seemed to wake with a gasp as if she hadnt realized she'd touched it. Right after that, another woman yelled at the blonde who had touched the stone. Alexander immediately stood up and yelled back "I get that you're freaking the fuck out, but holy shit, calm yourself! There was no way she could have guessed what would have happened! So back off, and shut up until she speaks!"

Giving a quick glare towards the dark haired female, Alexander moved hesitantly towards the two females at the stone, afraid to startle them further after their bizarre experience and hostile reception from one of the others. Keeping his hands up to show he was unarmed, he called out softly "Are you guys okay? What happened to you?" While saying his piece he kept gazing around to see if whatever had spoken those fell words would come back, while simultaneously looking at the others who hadn't approached the stone to see if they had seen anything.

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The instant Madison placed her hand on the stone pillar, energy shot threw her like a bullet. There was no way to describe the feeling as words came to her head. It was like locks inside her head were unlocking simultaneously and it was overwhelming. The voice she heard coming from the stone chilled her to the bone and she felt real fear now.

What is this?! What is happening to me?! Madison thought as the words became clear to hear. She now knew they all were in grave danger. The fear she was feeling now almost turned into terror, but some inner voice told her to not give up either. These strangers she just met, she felt this need to protect them. Still other thoughts came into her head nonstop. It was like all that she knew was wrong and the overload of information caused her brain to hurt. She thought she was going to die because the power inside of her was flowing into every part of her body and even into her soul. The young woman wanted to cry out but couldn't find her voice. She tried pulling her hand off, but couldn't. Even though the moment only lasted a few seconds, it felt like an eternity.

Finally she was set free, but she didn't feel any relief at all. In fact, the knowledge and the power she held only began to make her feel worse. Breathing heavily, she felt like she just ran a marathon. She looked at the hand she placed on the pillar and cupped it with her other hand before placing them on her chest. She was so bewildered by what just happened to her that she didn't even hear one of the women shout at her. The shock of all that happened seemed to finally get to her and she dropped to her knees.

Slowly, ever so slowly she was able to calm her breathing and focused on that for a few minutes. The practical side her wanted to scream on how none of this was making sense. However, there was always that part of her that tried to make her adapted to new situations, even though she hated unexpected changes with a passion, because she had no control over them. She hated how her parents divorced and how she was forced to do things she didn't want to do. She hated that her father died without any warning. Feeling her anger rise again, she recalled the words of her former employer.

"Maddie, it's okay to feel emotions, as long as you don't let them get the best of you, especially the ones that can hurt you."

Madison took those words to heart, but it was hard, so very, very hard right now. She never asked for this. It was at that moment she realized she was shaking and in fact started shaking as soon as she dropped to the ground. It was then she noticed another girl joined her and had touched the stone also.

She was jolted out of her thoughts when one of the few men yelled next. She wondered if it was at her, but listening to his words, she realized it was towards someone else. She heard his footprints and heard him ask if they were okay. Having a hard time finding her voice, she shook her head. She fought to find the words to tell him they were all going to be in trouble soon. Her stubborn attitude soon won over.

"No . . . . I, none of us . . . are going to be okay . . . if we stay here. Something dreadful is coming." she managed to say.