Crossover RP

The Crossover RP takes place on this wiki. The thread title has changed, with its first title being “In The Unknown Location,” then “In The Weird Fake NPC Illusion Mall," and "In The Broom Closet from Hell." Other titles are as follows:

"In The Unknown Location (Still From Hell)"

"In the Totally Not Weird or Suspicious Hedge Maze"

"In the Maze, But When You Gaze Long Into An Abyss, You Apparently Jump Right Into It"

"In the Maze, Feat. an Underground Tunnel And Satan Bunnies"

Afterwards, the thread split into four different threads: "Peri's Homeworld", "OHGO World", "DW World", and "Jurassic World", with "In the Maze, Feat..." still remaining.

Then, all four recombined into "In the Unknown Location"

"In A White Cube That Goes Crunchy On People"

"In The Rafters"

"Wheel Of Fortune but Weird"

"Wheel of Fortune but Deadly"

"In The Not-Trap Kitchen of Rest and Relaxation!"

"In The Brilliantly Formatted Maze of Trauma Rooms"

"THER \*clap\* AP \*clap\* Y"

"NEW \*clap\* TRAU \*clap\* MA (aka the one where everyone dies)"

"In Which It All Comes Down To Kate (but no pressure or anything)"

"C H E S S"

"Plot Twist — They Were Alive The Whole Time!"

"A Conveniently Timed Meet-and-Eat"

"Inside A Destroyed Military Bunker"

"In The Non-Threatening Ceiling"

"A Fun, Not At All Stressful Game Of Trying Not To Kill Your Friends!"

"Back In The Ceiling Except It's Mildly More Foreboding Now"

"In A Sub-Par Hotel of Dubious Intent"

"On a Platform Surrounded by the Absence of Everything"

"In Every Elementary-School Counselor's Office Ever"

"Back On a Platform Surrounded by the Absence of Everything"

"Back in In A Sub-Par Hotel of More Malicious Intent"

"The Real World"

"The Tick-Tock Penitentiary"

"A Vaguely Liminal Indoor Swimming Pool"

And now, "Treachery — The Ninth Circle of Hell"

The Crossover RP is a combination—a crossover—of characters from different universes. They all first show up in the Unknown Location.

Starting with the beginning of the original post, TheTricksterGod made a post saying that Loki (TheSilverCrane) was an impostor, and that they were the real Loki. After a bit, some other users broke out some old alts of theirs (which were from OGHO) and started roleplaying.

## Plot of the KotLC thread

The roleplay begins with Hel, Apollo, Loki, and Merlin talking about Loki's wedding (from OHGO). Artemis soon joined in, followed by Gilgamesh and Enkidu.

The topic switches because of the newcomers, to the strange room, not-working powers, and the newcomers themselves. The group's topic then switches to whether Loki (MCU)'s name is Budget Loki or not, as well as alternate versions of each of the characters. the topic again switches to Loki returning home.

There's also a lot of slamming people into walls for some reason.

Kate appeared, followed by Thor and Clint, and then Velo and Loom. The latter two cause a bunch of chaos. The Unknown Location is also created, when someone describes the place.

There's a lot of out of character talking, and the thread ends with the link to this wiki.

## Plot of the thread on this wiki

Merlin suggests blowing up a wall of the Unknown Location to get out. Thor finds a wall (with help from Blue, otherwise known as Velo) to attempt to destroy using his hammer. After an hour, a crack appeared. Thor and MCU Loki get into a brief squabble, and Hel makes the sarcastic comment “You’d almost think you two were siblings or something.” This makes Loki realize that OGHO Hel isn’t his sister, like in his universe. Thor says something about how the crack was glowing, and so they all go to check it out. Loki made a comment about how the crack looked unsafe, and Apollo was trying not to think about his Loki.

The crack widened, and an arm came out. Thor screamed. Loki made fun of Thor before jumping back from the hand. Kate aimed her bow at the hand. Soon, an entire man came though, and the crack vanished. The man introduced himself as the Doctor, specifically the 11th. Merlin is excited and says that where he’s from, “some of you are fictional.”

The Doctor suspected somebody brought them all there, so he talks to the ceiling, but there’s no reply. After some more specific introductions, they began to try finding a way out.

Apollo somehow had a metal triangle, and, still being annoyed from earlier tossed it at Loki. Velo laughed, and the Doctor said “that’s new.” To which Merlin pointed out that it’s not every day you get teleported somewhere with strangers, and so “a lot of stuff is new.” The Doctor realized that this had in fact happened to him before.

Loki and Apollo squabble about sand, which quickly changes to talking about how Apollo and OGHO Loki were engaged.

MCU Loki changed the subject, suggesting they try getting out again. Enkidu suggested they expand the crack, but the Doctor told everybody that the crack had closed. They began trying to figure out where they were, and the Doctor was questioning everybody about how they got in the Unknown Location.

Back to the subject of escaping, Merlin said, “Maybe this is some kind of weird simulation and we need to die to escape. I call dibs on murdering Budget Loki,” to which everybody disagreed.

Loki pointed out that the Doctor had previous said that this happens to him quite a lot and asked how they’re supposed to get out. The Doctor said he had no idea.

Velo ran around, and Loom followed. Merlin made a comment to the viewer, breaking the 4th wall.

Loki found a door, and he heard voices on the other end. However, it was locked, but the Doctor used his sonic screwdriver to unlock it. Just before stepping inside, an NPC tells him the no weapons are allowed in the Mall, and that he shouldn't be in a broom closet anyways. Just afterwards, another NPC comes up to the group and asks to take their picture. The group refuses.

Another NPC bumps into Apollo. Not much of anything happens, but at the end of the interaction, yells can be heard from the other side of the Mall. When the group goes to investigate, they see a figure climbing a fountain, and the NPCs surrounding them. The NPCs won't let anybody through, either from the inside or out. The group sees the figure blast down all the NPCs around them and they jump down to the group and walk out (the figure's name is Peri, which the group somehow learns). Meanwhile, the Hiki crew wanders in the a battle ensues. At the end of it, the group (with its four new members) agrees to head back to the Unknown Location.

They try another door, which has them end up in a hedge maze. When Jack tries to climb the hedges, he gets bitten. The group wanders around some more and comes across an abyss. The group either willingly jumps into it or is pushed in, and the entire group ends up at the bottom of the hole, unharmed. They start walking down a tunnel, in which there are creepy, chuckling bunnies surrounding them.

The bunnies soon devour 16 of the 18, which splits the group up and sends them into 4 different worlds. The characters each have their own adventure, each thinking that they are either home or are in the home of someone in their group, but then are all teleported back to the Unknown Location. When transported back, everyone hears a strange voice commenting on how all these worlds are too hard to keep track of. Quickly, everyone realizes that they all heard the voice.

A glowing orb of electricity appears in the room, promptly turning into the annoyingly dense and cheerful sprite Kiti, who tells the group that it can show them to where they next need to be. Kiti leads them into a large, white, cube-shaped room that starts to gradually get smaller. Kiti tells them that there is a way out. The group notices the ceiling tiles and manages to dislodge one. Gradually, everyone climbs up into a room with rafters. The group proceeds to climb those, seeing light coming from the top.

The group enters a room, which turns out to be backstage. Some of the group is sent to the audience, and everyone else is sent onstage. The group spins a few times, which sends Donna, Enkidu, Gilgamesh, Thor, and Hel back to their respective universes. It also adds a lot of new characters: Harry, Draco, Sou, Missy, Daken, and Raphael. Pollux and Castor, two other characters, are watching from the audience. The group spins a few more times, with tomorrow's wheel being used early. Eventually, however, the wheel lands on "Kill random person". Everyone else is led offstage and out of the audience, except for Harry.

They are put into a prop room, where many try to escape. However, an NPC guards the door. They break through, only to see Harry buried under a pile of stuff and to be forced to watch him die. At the last minute, Harry is rescued, and the group escapes through a door.

Inside that door and the next few, some characters relive the trauma of their past and must admit their faults in order to move on. Then, midway through one, they are dropped into another room- this time to look like a therapist's.

The characters talk for a little bit, venting about their different traumas (weird grammar for the win!). However, a new door appears and everyone goes through. They end up in an arena-type thing, where robots, roaches, and rabbits begin to attack them. Later, the alliteration continues as radishes begin shooting from the walls, and many R-things fall from the sky. The entire time, many characters die, until only c!Loki, Kate, Blue, Clint, and Jack are left. A voice tells the remaining group that they must kill each other and that the surviving one receives some sort of boon. The group agrees to talk it out.

Spoiler alert: they don't talk it out. Slowly, the remaining characters die or kill each other until only one, Kate, is left. She finds a room where she meets the creator of this twisted game, who turns out to be a child (or at least appearance-wise). They play chess, and Kate quickly beats them. The child gives her three keys: the bronze one, they tell her, gives her something; the silver one allows her to go back, and the gold one allows her to continue. Kate discovers that the bronze key opens a door to a room that holds all the people who had just died. The reunited group converses for a bit, realizing the horrors of the game- and what they had done. The silver key opens a portal that allows any character to return to where they were before. The Doctor, Daken, Sou, and Peri all return.

The gold key reveals a room containing many new characters: Icarus, Arthur, Yamato, Shobai, Teruya, Eden, Billy, Jason, Tim, Aria, and Keefe. The two groups interact for a while, before traveling through the next door. The door leads to a cafeteria, where everyone gets sandwiches.

After about an hour, the group heads through another door. They end up in a mostly-destroyed bunker, which Sou responds to by building a ladder to get them out. They end up in a seemingly endless attic. After wandering for about an hour, they come across a door that leads to a deadly puzzle room. The group solves the puzzle, but then realize that all they did in that room was for nothing- there isn’t another door to go through. The group returns to the attic, wandering until they find another door.

This door opens to a staircase, which leads down to the main lobby of a windowless hotel. The group gets a set of four suites for the night, which was apparently paid for by a mysterious rich benefactor, and finally gets some much-needed sleep. The next day, they go back to the lobby for breakfast. They talk with some of the other patrons, but begin to notice that all the other patrons' answers are evasive and vague, which is indicative of the possibility that they're NPCS. After realize that interrogating the NPCs didn't work, they talk about what to do next, but before anything gets decided for certain, they realize that Apollo isn't doing too hot (ha god joke) and decide to split up, leaving some people behind to chill and everyone else to go find a basement.

They soon realize that hotels don't have basements, even creepy ones like this one. They go up the stairs and find a door leading to the roof but it was just painted onto the wall. Eden punches said wall and it crumbles, revealing a thick metal door with a numerical lock. They try a few combinations and eventually head back downstairs, where Artemis reveals she has been gifted a piece of paper with a "3" on it, which the group deduces to be either the first digit of the code or a hint that they should investigate the third floor. The group makes their way to the elevator and crowd onto it (don't worry it's a big ass elevator) but the elevator doesn't take them to the third floor, it takes them to the fifth and breaks down. They get off to go find the other elevator and come across a room with the door open.

Artemis, Aria, Icarus, Jason, and Draco go into investigate and notice that everything is damp and there is a metallic smell in the air. Before anyone else can enter the door locks behind them and the room eventually sets itself on fire. Artemis and Aria sustain minor burns before Draco finds a key and Jason unlocks the room for everyone to escape. Loki made the joke that since two people were set on fire the next digit is a 2 and I guess everyone's just going with that now.

They spend the rest of the day and that night relaxing and taking a moment to slow their heart rates. Which is good because the next morning they discover that Arthur has been killed and his body shoved haphazardly in a closet with the number "7" gouged into it. There is also a note that comes with the body that says, "You're so *trusting*."

The group is, for the most part, in shock, and copes with what had happened for another day. Around noon the next day, the group is gathered in the dining area and Teruya says that he had been exploring and found a door, thinking that it might lead to another piece of information. The group follows him despite their suspicions because he explains that there is a timer attached to the door so time is of the essence. After the door is opened the group gets shoved into the room and falls for a few moments before finding themselves on a platform suspended above an abyss of nothingness. Teruya is perched on the rafters and announces, using the voices of the fountain guy from the mall, the Wheel of Fortune host, and a voice they don't recognize, that he had fooled them. He reveals that he was pretending to be Teruya this whole time.

They reveal that their name is Azzie, and that they are the "scenario master". They tell the group that they will be set free after replaying a scenario. Azzie decides on the trauma rooms, choosing to focus on Jack, Harry, and Noir. Jack reveals why they stayed, explaining that they felt obligated to due to various trauma gained during these events and the wish not to infect anyone back home with how they have changed; Harry answers the same question, saying that he was tired of the pressure to save the world; Noir begins to explain why by saying that Hiki was crap, but fails to remember more (the name "Cain" triggers some memories and Noir remembers their real name: Abel).

The group then appears back in the hotel, now with all the numbers. They enter that into the door and end up in the real world. Meanwhile, Azzie is punished for letting the group go.

Suddenly, the group wakes up in separate rooms, each ornately decorated. When they exit, they notice that Yamato and Shobai are gone. They meet the King of Clubs (King), who introduces them to this scenario. King also reveals that Azzie is now a player in the scenario, as punishment for what just happened. The group also meets a set of twins and a pink-haired girl; one of the twins introduces himself as November. They seem to have been another group going through scenarios, with them being the last of them. The other twin is revealed to be Valentino, and the girl is revealed to be Esther. The group introduces themselves too.

The group reaches the end of the hallway, and upon opening the doors there, they meet the Queen of Hearts (Queen) and the Jack of Spades (Jack). Jack explains the rules: they describe it as a mutual killing game, where anyone can murder someone else; once the body is discovered, clues can be found and then a trial will be held. People will vote on who they think the killer is, and whoever gets the most votes is killed. If the killer (or "blackened") is successful in surviving the trial, they are set free. Jack also reveals a "motivation": for the first murder, if the killer gets away with it, they may also set two other people free.

Days pass, and the first murder is committed: Eden is found electrocuted to death by the pool. The group finds a set of clues and is led to the third floor of the Penitentiary by the Ace of Diamonds (Ace) where they puzzle out what exactly happened and who did it. They determine the cause of death: the aux cord from a tablet was cut, which allowed it to electrocute Eden. However, they begin to wonder how the cord was cut. After arguing again over the cause of death, Jack (the Card) reveals that the killer has the object used to cut the cord right now, hiding in plain sight. They realize that the inpression made in the rug where the cord was cut is notably longer than the average knife. This leads to Jack realizing that it must have been Merlin, as he has a sword hidden inside of his staff. Merlin initially denies it before breaking down and confessing. He explains that he killed so that Apollo and Artemis could be freed, because they were friends. Or so he thought.

Voting commences. They vote Merlin to be executed. He is taken to another room by Ace. His execution is then broadcast by four screens. Merlin fights an army, but it is not the army that kills him. It is his own king, Arthur.

The Cards then reveal that because Jason did not vote, the next motive will be announced immediately. King tells them that they will all slowly begin to forget themselves: beginning with their background, those who are close to them, recent events, and finally the rest of their identity.

Time passes. As King said, they slowly begin to forget. Just as they forget everything, however, they remember. Someone has died.

The group takes a while to find the body, but they eventually do in the laundry room. Kate finds Esther in the washing machine, drowned then battered from the spin cycle. Among other clues, Azzie finds a button also in the washing machine. It is not one of Esther's. They also find Jack's bloody cloak in their closet.

Trial starts. Evidence is presented: they know that the killer hasn't killed before, and they aren't very strong. They argue for a bit before King reveals an extra clue: someone entered wearing the cloak, someone entering not wearing it, someone leaving not wearing it, and someone leaving wearing it. After more arguing, they agree to try to identify whose button was in the washing machine: it might lead them to the killer. No one's buttons match until Draco realizes that the button on his sleeve is missing. Realizing his fate, he confesses. Draco reveals his primary motivation: he didn't want Harry to forget him.

Voting. It is revealed to be a tie between Azzie and Draco: this means that a random person is selected to die, whether or not they were involved. Instead of one of the two voted for, c!Loki dies. Like Merlin's death, their execution is broadcast on the screens. Though initially beginning with Falwen, Loki takes over and throws themself off the edge. In a very Loki way to go.

Soon, the next motive is revealed: people will begin to lose control over their emotions, in a similar form as last time. This leads to heightened emotions and outbursts. At its peak, many were incapacitated due to this. But, like last time, it abruptly stops: yet another has died.

It takes them a while to find the body or very many clues. They eventually find Icarus face-down in the greenhouse, with an empty paint jar and canvas nearby. In other rooms, pool cues are found by the doorways.

During the trial, they determine that the killer must have not been able to physically take on their victim; they utilized poison. The presence of the pool cues and another found in the casino suggest that they were also a planner; they didn't know who they were going to target or where. From here, however, they struggle to narrow it down until King reveals that the killer was injured.

Loki recalls that Aria's leg seemed to be injured and asked her about it. She attempts to evade the question, but this fails when everyone grows suspicious because she would not directly answer it. She is soon voted out. During her execution, she is burned to death by a wildfire.

The next motive is revealed a few days later . . . a few members of the group had been replaced with "parasites" overnight, and there would be no penalty for killing them. Soon after, Billy ventures into the void and comes across a room with a pair of wings chained to the wall. The Jack reacts violently when they find Billy in the room, attacking him, but Billy eventually manages to escape. Loki also enters the void and discovers a garden with a harp at its center. The Queen is also there, and invites Loki to have tea with her, where she reveals that everyone in the group is a participant in a competition, and it is not the first time such a competition has occurred. Azzie was a "winner" of such a competition, and the prize was their status as a scenario master. She is about to say more, but dies on the spot. She had been poisoned.

Her death is announced and an investigation and trial for the murder of Beatrice Amari begins. The group only finds three clues before they are forced back into the room to deliberate, and the clues are of no help other than narrowing down the murderer to one of the other Cards. The Ace accuses the King of murdering Beatrice, committing sacrilege by citing a video as proof of his actions. The King claims not to remember killing her (which the video shows him doing by poisoning the sugar cubes she put in her tea) and argues that the video was fabricated to frame him. An emotionally charged argument between the Ace and the King and various members of the group ensues, during which the Ace reveals that she was married to Beatrice and that the King was her son. Eventually, the King finds a half-empty vial of poison in his jacket, which he also doesn't remember having.

FInally, they vote. The Ace is voted as guilty, and is revealed to be not guilty. She dies in a simple, quick execution, before which her name is revealed to be Vivian Kozlov, and the King's name to be Dominic.

The group figured out that the way to escape the Penitentiary was to jump through the void, which led them to an old indoor swimming pool. Investigation led a mysterious man to intervene and introduce himself. But first, he proposed to the members of the group a game: he would answer any question they asked as long as he did something for them as well. Pursuit of the game led him to reveal that his name was Lucifer, and he, along with Azzie, Lee (who briefly introduced themself earlier), and four others, was a scenario master, but his real title was one of the seven Cardinal Sins, one of the seven rulers of Hell. He revealed that everyone in the group had died and had been brought to Hell to participate in a competition to replace the seven rulers of Hell. Seven of the group were chosen to participate, but who they were remained unknown. They, and the other seven, were released back into Hell and told that if they wanted a chance to escape back into the real world, alive, all they had to do was make it back through the nine circles alive and unaffected by the effects of the competition. Most members of the group got out relatively unscathed, but a few suffered more permanent disabilities— Harry lost his glasses, Jack lost one of their middle fingers, and Apollo lost his (longing for) humanity.

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