Zenterfold
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Thirty-Two distinct beings were living about their daily lives as they normally did, though what constituted a "daily life" for each of them varied significantly. Thirty-two existences were about to be completely upended, no matter how distinct each of those existences were. Despite how different they all were, they would all experience one very specific thing in common; someday, sometime, they would find that everything around them went completely dark. Whether they just went to sleep that night, were mysteriously knocked unconscious, or were on the verge of death, they all experienced a similar lack of consciousness that could have lasted forever for all they knew.
A moment later, or seemingly a moment later, they all woke up.
Consciousness returned, bringing with it light and feeling. All those who awoke found themselves in a soft and comfortable single bed with nondescript beige sheets. The room each awoke in was nothing special. One bright overhead light that illuminated paint pale blue walls and a beige carpet floor. Perhaps the most notable thing about each room was not the room itself, but the fact that each room contained two beds and two beings. There was no line dividing the room, the beds were simply at opposite corners. In addition, each side of the room contained one desk and one dresser. Suitably, if the dressers were to be checked, each would contain sets of clothing that they were used to. Of course, if one never did change their clothes or did not have a lot of clothing where they came from, the dressers reflected this as well. Certain individuals would also find items in their dressers, though most would have just their clothing.
Each room contained two doors. Between the beds was a wooden door into a bathroom. Each bathroom was the same, containing a sink, toilet, and shower. The bathrooms also had a window to the outside, showing a view of a heavy forest and oak and spruce trees in summer. As for the second door in the bedroom, it was opposite the bathroom and currently locked. No force was going to make it budge.
Outside of each pair's room, not a sound could be heard. For now, they were all completely isolated.
The pair in each room was:
Participants #1 and #2
Participants #3 and #4
Participants #5 and #6
Participants #7 and #8
... And so on.
However, in the room containing participants #11 and #12, there was only a single bed. It seemed no bed had been provided for a certain pyramid-head-shaped individual.
A moment later, or seemingly a moment later, they all woke up.
Consciousness returned, bringing with it light and feeling. All those who awoke found themselves in a soft and comfortable single bed with nondescript beige sheets. The room each awoke in was nothing special. One bright overhead light that illuminated paint pale blue walls and a beige carpet floor. Perhaps the most notable thing about each room was not the room itself, but the fact that each room contained two beds and two beings. There was no line dividing the room, the beds were simply at opposite corners. In addition, each side of the room contained one desk and one dresser. Suitably, if the dressers were to be checked, each would contain sets of clothing that they were used to. Of course, if one never did change their clothes or did not have a lot of clothing where they came from, the dressers reflected this as well. Certain individuals would also find items in their dressers, though most would have just their clothing.
Each room contained two doors. Between the beds was a wooden door into a bathroom. Each bathroom was the same, containing a sink, toilet, and shower. The bathrooms also had a window to the outside, showing a view of a heavy forest and oak and spruce trees in summer. As for the second door in the bedroom, it was opposite the bathroom and currently locked. No force was going to make it budge.
Outside of each pair's room, not a sound could be heard. For now, they were all completely isolated.
The pair in each room was:
Participants #1 and #2
Participants #3 and #4
Participants #5 and #6
Participants #7 and #8
... And so on.
However, in the room containing participants #11 and #12, there was only a single bed. It seemed no bed had been provided for a certain pyramid-head-shaped individual.
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