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The Shop Keeper [52] "Welcome to my most precious shop."
Rahls Crellin [49] "I don't like dolls. It's for my sister. I'm serious. Stop looking at me like that!"
Saku Nervetti [41] "What do you want to do today?"
Megan Robb [39] "..."
Aveline Mason [31] "Curious and curiouser, you guys must be mad."
Azura Ravencraft [28] How is the writing desk like the raven? There both thick thats how *WIP*
Thomas Jones [9] Hello everyone, my name is thomas but you can call me thomas.
Tweedle-Dee and Tweedle-Dum [2] If you think we're waxworks, you ought to pay, you know. Contrariwise, if you think we're alive you ought to speak to us. That's logic.
The White Rabbit, Shiro [2] "What kind of name is Shiro? is a CAT name I'm not a cat, I hate cats"
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It was a beautiful day, with just a slight chill in the air. Saku sat on the steps of a local bakery, clothed in a black skirt and long-sleeved black shirt with her long pink hair neatly brushed up into a pony tail. She took the last bite of warm sugar-coated bread and happily licked the sugar off her fingers before standing up and brushing the crumbs off her lap. She tossed the wrapper in the trash and started making her way down the stone pathway, a little innocent smile on her face and her hands behind her back. She'd finally managed to talk her parents into letting her go out for a little while. She'd been laid up a while with a cold, but it was letting up now and the first thing she wanted to do was eat something sweet.
It was too bad she had to head back home now. All that was waiting for her were her overly-protective mother and father who would just make her head straight back to bed. The hot pink ribbon holding up her hair suddenly let itself go and the breeze carried it down an alleyway. "Hey, wait!" Saku said, chasing after it down the alleyway until she caught it with her boot and picked it up at the end of the alley. "Bad ribbon!" She scolded. She was about to tie her hair back up when something caught her eye. It was the front of a shop she'd never seen before, but it was selling one of her favorite things; dolls. She stuffed the ribbon into her skirt pocket and hurried over to it, staring with wide eyes into the window.
After just a few seconds, she pulled open the door and stepped in, her lips slightly parted with awe. She let out a light giggle and made her way over to one of the walls and her eyes slowly moved up, examining all of the dolls on the shelves. She'd never seen so many beautiful little dolls before.
It was too bad she had to head back home now. All that was waiting for her were her overly-protective mother and father who would just make her head straight back to bed. The hot pink ribbon holding up her hair suddenly let itself go and the breeze carried it down an alleyway. "Hey, wait!" Saku said, chasing after it down the alleyway until she caught it with her boot and picked it up at the end of the alley. "Bad ribbon!" She scolded. She was about to tie her hair back up when something caught her eye. It was the front of a shop she'd never seen before, but it was selling one of her favorite things; dolls. She stuffed the ribbon into her skirt pocket and hurried over to it, staring with wide eyes into the window.
After just a few seconds, she pulled open the door and stepped in, her lips slightly parted with awe. She let out a light giggle and made her way over to one of the walls and her eyes slowly moved up, examining all of the dolls on the shelves. She'd never seen so many beautiful little dolls before.
Rahls suddenly thought he had heard something like a yell. Looking behind him, he only saw a girl entering the shop. The man from earlier was gone, which he was glad of. He assumed it had been nothing, and turned to look at the shopkeeper, who was gazing at him in a way that he found rather odd.
Suddenly it struck him that he was a boy who could be mistaken for a girl who just walked into a doll shop. No matter how much he didn't like it, it was pretty obvious what a person would think about that.
"Ah, I don't like dolls. It's for my sister," he explained to the man. "I'm serious. Stop looking at me like that!"
Suddenly it struck him that he was a boy who could be mistaken for a girl who just walked into a doll shop. No matter how much he didn't like it, it was pretty obvious what a person would think about that.
"Ah, I don't like dolls. It's for my sister," he explained to the man. "I'm serious. Stop looking at me like that!"
The Shop Keeper looked at the boy with an annoying smile, "Oh yes, I believe you, my dear boy. But there is one little problem," he said as he started pushing the boy towards the door, "I don't give away my dolls as gifts. So unless you want your own doll or you let your sister come here and get her own doll, then I will not let you have any of my precious dolls." he then placed a finger on his chin, "Think of it this way, how would you feel if someone buys you as a present?" the boy looked at him with an annoyed look, "I am sorry but I see my dolls as humans, they are in this orphanage...waiting for someone to adopt them. Not give them as a gift."
He then went towards his other customer and smiled gently, "How may I help you, young lady?"
He then went towards his other customer and smiled gently, "How may I help you, young lady?"
Rahls grimaced, annoyed. The shopkeeper was definitely an odd man, but once Rahls set his mind to something, nobody could make him think otherwise. So he swallowed his pride and walked past the man as he was dealing with the girl behind him.
"All right. Fine. I guess I'll just get one for myself then...
"All right. Fine. I guess I'll just get one for myself then...
The Shop Keeper smirked, "Much better." he then turned to the boy and pointed towards his dolls, "Now which of my precious dolls do you wish to adopt?" he asked while going towards the counter to get the contracts and candies ready, "The game will start very soon." he thought while chuckling in his mind.
Rahls frowned. He hadn't thought that making the shopkeeper change his mind would've been that easy. Still, he looked around at the shop. An odd little doll caught his eye. It was a girl, he assumed, with little ears sticking out of her somewhat unkempt black hair. Looking closer, she seemed to have more modern clothes on, and a small whiplike tail. He was pretty sure that it was a mouse girl or something like that.
"This one's nice..." he said, plucking it lightly from where it stood.
"This one's nice..." he said, plucking it lightly from where it stood.
Saku gave the shopkeeper a friendly smile. "I'm just going to look around." She said before the man turned back to the customer who came in before her. She continued slowly making her way around the little store, eying every doll that she could until they locked on one particular doll with pretty gold eyes and a hat. She stepped over to the shelf where this little doll sat and stared at him curiously. "Its got bunny ears.." She whispered very quietly to herself, leaning in a little to get a closer look. There were plenty of beautifully made dolls about the store, but she just felt pulled towards this one aside from any of the others. She pulled out the change that was left over from the bakery and counted it. It wasn't very much, but it wouldn't hurt for her to ask anyway. She walked over to the desk and quietly stood behind the customer who had come in first and patiently waited her turn, though found herself looking up at the customer every now and then. She could tell he was a man, but he was extremely pretty and seemed rather feminine for a man. She gently tugged on the mans shirt. "Excuse me sir, but you're really pretty." She said with a little smile.
Rahls turned his gaze toward the small girl at the sound of her voice. Normally, he would have been angry about someone saying that, but he had a soft spot for kids. Of course, he didn't know exactly how old the girl was, but she wasn't quite as old as him. He smiled at her and laughed quietly.
"Thanks," he said simply. He didn't really know what else to say, so he just smiled again at the girl before looking at the shopkeeper bustling around at the counter.
"Thanks," he said simply. He didn't really know what else to say, so he just smiled again at the girl before looking at the shopkeeper bustling around at the counter.
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she groaned slowly sitting up rubbing her head. she felt like she got hit by a car. Azura moved looking at the the door counting the down one way. She sighed thinking some. there had to be away out that was the simple part the hard part was witch door was the right way out. She counted 13 doors down and opened that door wondering what was behind it.
The Shop Keeper smiled at the boy's choice, "Ah, my little Dormouse." he said, "Such a sleepy doll, always asleep. She is rarely awake and when she is, she tells a story of two girls." he then waved his hand, "But that's enough of me blabbering. Just sign this parchment and you're free to go, young master." he said as he placed a candy which said "EAT ME", "A complimentary candy." he said with an annoying smile.
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"how beautiful." He said with a very bright smile. As he got up, he decided to explore the place. before he could explore the place, he saw a lot of doors which confused him. "which one should I pick?" As he was choosing what door to open first, he saw a very young looking and beautiful girl with hair as black as night and eyes that shines very bright like an emerald gemstone.
Saku made her way back over to the doll she had been looking at before and continued looking at him as the shopkeeper assisted the first customer who'd come in. It was the cutest doll she'd ever seen. Her favorite part would be the white bunny ears sprouting from its hat. As she heard the other two men talking, she turned her head and watched the shopkeeper ask the man to sign something and also place a piece of candy on the desk. She rushed over with a wide smile on her face and pushed her way in beside the other customer. "Excuse me, but are you saying all we have to do is sign that paper and we get to pick which ever doll we want for free?!" She asked enthusiastically.
Rahls narrowed his eyes. There had to be some kind of catch to it, but what with the parchment being blank and all, he couldn't find any way it could be. Still, he decided to sign his signature differently than he normally did just in case. Maybe, if it was a scam, they were trying to figure out a way to use his signature for something. He fished a fountain pen from his pocket, he usually carried one around when he went shopping, and scrawled out his name on the parchment with a form of western calligraphy that he had learned how to do.
The candy that the shopkeeper had offered him was still sitting on the desk. Rahls had no intention of taking it, but with the shopkeeper smiling at him in that infuriating way and looking rather expectant, he took the candy, peeled off the wrapper, and popped it into his mouth. He was about to get out as quick as possible, in case the candy really was drugged or something, and then he remembered the small girl standing behind him. He sighed. For him, it was nigh on impossible to let something happen to her while he got as far away as he could. So he smiled his sweetest, most girl's smile at the shopkeeper and proceeded to look around at the dolls in the shop.
The candy that the shopkeeper had offered him was still sitting on the desk. Rahls had no intention of taking it, but with the shopkeeper smiling at him in that infuriating way and looking rather expectant, he took the candy, peeled off the wrapper, and popped it into his mouth. He was about to get out as quick as possible, in case the candy really was drugged or something, and then he remembered the small girl standing behind him. He sighed. For him, it was nigh on impossible to let something happen to her while he got as far away as he could. So he smiled his sweetest, most girl's smile at the shopkeeper and proceeded to look around at the dolls in the shop.
The Shop Keeper looked at the little girl and smiled gently, "Oh yes, for you see; I do not desire the queen's money." he said then looked at her doll of choice, "Ah, the White Rabbit; kept on saying that he is late...very late." he giggled at the thought, "But his treatment to those above him and below him are unequal. He possess such discrimination, no?" and like the other dolls, he waved his hand on the air, "But don't mind silly oh me! Just sign this parchment and the doll is yours." he said as he placed a bottle which said "DRINK ME".
Suddenly blackness enveloped Rahls' vision. Then came the feeling of falling. He yelled a few choice words as he fell for what seeme like a rather long time, before finally landing on something soft with his head.
Rahls sat up. After a fall like that, it had to have been at least a hundred meters from his guess, there was no way he could have lived, whether or not he had used his skull to land. His body, though, disagreed, seeing as it refused to be even the least bit injured. Deciding to leave that alone for the moment, he looked around. Above him there was only a tunnel of darkness, but gazing out of where he had landed, he only saw a corridor of doors, though his vision was still a bit blurry.
"What the..." he said as another thought occurred to him. "Oh... Once I get my hands on that son of a..." he stood up and envisioned snapping the shopkeeper's neck. Wherever this was, he had apparently been right when he thought it was a trap... At least, that's what he thought. It could be something else, but that was the thing that made the most sense right now.
Rahls sat up. After a fall like that, it had to have been at least a hundred meters from his guess, there was no way he could have lived, whether or not he had used his skull to land. His body, though, disagreed, seeing as it refused to be even the least bit injured. Deciding to leave that alone for the moment, he looked around. Above him there was only a tunnel of darkness, but gazing out of where he had landed, he only saw a corridor of doors, though his vision was still a bit blurry.
"What the..." he said as another thought occurred to him. "Oh... Once I get my hands on that son of a..." he stood up and envisioned snapping the shopkeeper's neck. Wherever this was, he had apparently been right when he thought it was a trap... At least, that's what he thought. It could be something else, but that was the thing that made the most sense right now.
"Always saying he's late huh?" She said quietly to herself, then smiled at the shopkeeper as he placed a piece of paper on the front desk. Her parents had been teaching her to sign her name for as long as she could remember, but never found any use for it. Now that she had a reason to, she was a little happy. She quickly signed the paper and thanked the man for the drink and downed it happily. It tasted sweet, almost like sugar with a hint of honey or maybe vanilla. Either way, she enjoyed it and thanked the man a second time before hurrying over and picking up the doll she'd chosen. She looked at him fondly, trying to think of what to name him. "Shiro." She said after little though, "It means 'white', ya know. And you're supposed to be a white rabbit, though you have brown hair and pretty orange eyes. I wonder why you have white ears instead of brown ears?" She said to it with a little smile before hugging it against her chest. She noticed the other customer hadn't left yet, which she thought was a little strange. Hadn't he already picked a doll? "Thank you again, mister!" She said, turning to the shopkeeper once more before making her way out of the store and stopping outside of the front door to look at her doll again. She couldn't wait to tell her parents about the doll shop.
Groaning, Megan stood a little wobbley. After she steadied herself, she brushed the mud off of her and cursed. I knew it!! He tricked me!! I'm... What was in that stuff! He's DRUGGED ME!!!! Megan thought to herself and felt like screaming but knew no-one would hear anyway. Dirt is a good muffler and no-one else was around. Did he drug everyone in the shop? That other girl? Maybe she was here too... Looking around properly, she saw another door behind her and two beside her. All identical. Oh you can not be serious... Wonderland? She thought to herself. Scratching her head, she headed towards the door to her right. "Might as well go the right way as usual..."
Opening the door, she caustiously stepped through, comming into a corridor with even more of the exact same identical doors except this was a proper, stone corridor. "...You're kidding me..."
Opening the door, she caustiously stepped through, comming into a corridor with even more of the exact same identical doors except this was a proper, stone corridor. "...You're kidding me..."
The Shop Keeper chuckled as almost all his customers are in the game. The sound of the wind came in and he looked at where it have been and saw his doll, Blood. He smiled, "Ah, Blood. I believe that the last customer is on her way, no?" Blood nodded in response. He smirked, "Then shall we join them?" he asked as he held out his hand. Blood took his hand and soon they were falling down the rabbit hole, only that they were both standing straight and calm.
POOF!
They landed on one of the pillows and started walking towards one room. The Shop Keeper looked at Blood, "Start the music, Blood the Pied Piper except you use your guitar." Soon a rocking music came and the Shop Keeper sat down at a near by throne and smirked, "The game is about to start, hm?"
POOF!
They landed on one of the pillows and started walking towards one room. The Shop Keeper looked at Blood, "Start the music, Blood the Pied Piper except you use your guitar." Soon a rocking music came and the Shop Keeper sat down at a near by throne and smirked, "The game is about to start, hm?"
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she pulled some yarn out of her back pack and tied a piece to both sides before he counted 13 doors down than a left and did the same thing repeating this untell she cam back to the first door she picked or would run in to something. she would take care in what he did. She was going to be logical with all of this.
Aveling proceeded down the cramped dirt corridor, coming to a colorfully patterned hallway with numerous doors. She bumped her head on the large door frame as she entered. "Ouch!" She glared at the piece of wood before looking for another door that she would fit into. Seeing as all of these doors were too small, she began to walk down the hall while peering curiously around. She wondered if she would be able to meet the Cheshire Cat while she was here. Oh, how she would lovebthat!
The Shop Keeper chuckled slightly as he watches his contestants find their way around the Maze of Doors, "I wonder why they haven't heard the song and why hasn't the other little girl fell yet?" he shrugged, "Oh well, let's just put an amplifier, Blood. The other one should come soon." he then stood up and waved his hands like he was conducting an orchestra. Soon two big amplifiers appeared beside his throne and his doll, "Okay, I know that they should hear this. Play the theme song of this game instead, Blood."
Blood nodded and started to play again as well as sing...
Blood nodded and started to play again as well as sing...
"Imagine a place you can always escape to
An island off the coast of nowhere
A new destination of your own creation
Just waiting till you choose to go there..."
An island off the coast of nowhere
A new destination of your own creation
Just waiting till you choose to go there..."
Rahls stood up when he heard the music, shaking the daze away.
"The hell..?" he whispered. H couldn't see any speakers, but that was probably normal. Or... Could it be that... He shook himself. He would think about this calmly and rationally... So he went to one of the doors and, whispering a small reassurance to himself, threw it open.
"The hell..?" he whispered. H couldn't see any speakers, but that was probably normal. Or... Could it be that... He shook himself. He would think about this calmly and rationally... So he went to one of the doors and, whispering a small reassurance to himself, threw it open.
Suddenly she was falling in darkness. She wasn't really sure what was happening, only that the moment she started to distance herself from the shop, the ground had disappeared beneath her and the world vanished as she fell into nothing. Saku didn't know if she was supposed to be scared, or simply shocked. Had this all just been a dream after all? Maybe she was still asleep back in her bed at home and her parents had never given her permission to go out. She clutched onto the white rabbit doll, pressing it against her chest and hugging it tightly as she fell. All she could think of doing was closing her eyes and before she knew it, she'd stopped. Her eyes slowly opened and she found herself laying in the middle of a room with many doors.
Was she still dreaming? This all seemed too real to her. "Mom? Dad?" she said loudly, her light voice echoing around the room. She was nervous now and the dark bothered her. "Shiro...where are we?" She whispered to her doll as she stood up and held it to her chest with one arm. The other stayed at her side with her hand bawled into a nervous fist.
She spun around, trying to figure out where the song was coming from. "Hey! Is anyone there?!" She yelled, but her voice just echoed back to her with no reply. She took a deep breath and approached one of the doors; a large, light purple one with gold trimmings and swirling gold imprints around its edges with the center clear of any design.
As she turned the gold knob and pushed the door open, the sound grew louder and she squinted at the light coming from the room.
Was she still dreaming? This all seemed too real to her. "Mom? Dad?" she said loudly, her light voice echoing around the room. She was nervous now and the dark bothered her. "Shiro...where are we?" She whispered to her doll as she stood up and held it to her chest with one arm. The other stayed at her side with her hand bawled into a nervous fist.
"Imagine a place you can always escape to
An island off the coast of nowhere"
An island off the coast of nowhere"
She spun around, trying to figure out where the song was coming from. "Hey! Is anyone there?!" She yelled, but her voice just echoed back to her with no reply. She took a deep breath and approached one of the doors; a large, light purple one with gold trimmings and swirling gold imprints around its edges with the center clear of any design.
"A new destination of your own creation
As she turned the gold knob and pushed the door open, the sound grew louder and she squinted at the light coming from the room.
"Just waiting till you choose to go there..."
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She sighed some seeing this was getting her no where when she came to a door she had been at. She had to think and be careful. This could end badly or well depending on how one looked at it. Azura went still when she heard the music .....Where there was music there was people (or should be people).
She did her best to pin point where the sound was coming from and moved to go that way placing yarn bows on the door nobs so she could find her way back. Something about this place put her on edge in two different ways. Than she stopped thing are never what they are and they are what they not. The walls....she move running a hand over one and using her other hand to knock to see if she could find a door.
She did her best to pin point where the sound was coming from and moved to go that way placing yarn bows on the door nobs so she could find her way back. Something about this place put her on edge in two different ways. Than she stopped thing are never what they are and they are what they not. The walls....she move running a hand over one and using her other hand to knock to see if she could find a door.
Music? She spun around, the sound echoing in the corridor. "Hello...?" Her voice echoed also. Someone else was there. She wasn't alone. A mix of sheer joy and panic swam through her head. "Screw this, I need to get out of here!!" Megan ran from each of the doors in the corridor, her shoes tormenting the ground in an onslaught of vicious attacks. She started from the top of the corridor, dismissing all rational or logical thought and running along the left side, flinging open every single other door.
After all the doors had opened and were very slowly closing, she stood from where she started, panting. Megan tried her luck shouting again, now that more doors were open, maybe someone would hear her? "Hello!! I.. I need help!!!"
After all the doors had opened and were very slowly closing, she stood from where she started, panting. Megan tried her luck shouting again, now that more doors were open, maybe someone would hear her? "Hello!! I.. I need help!!!"
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