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[Shibuya]

The Reaper's Game
Shibuya of Tokyo, Japan
---------------Plot-----------------

You know the story of how Neku Sakuraba went through a vigorous three weeks playing the Reapers Game, just to prove a point between Shibuya's Composer Yoshiya Kiryu and the then Conductor Megumi Kitaniji. The Composer won, and the Conductor was erased.
Shibuya returned to it's normal state, though it wasn't the same Shibuya it was a month ago. People had changed, the city is now in a more positive state. Neku Sakuraba, and his partners, were given their second chance at life. It's a wonderful world.

Except that the UG of Shibuya now exists in a state of extreme rule-breaking. The Composer wasn't supposed to give those five their second chance. And with rule-breaking comes punishment. Currently the Producer is up on the Higher Planes trying to negotiate but that also means other Angels have decended to investigate the changes on Shibuya. Based on what they think and how well the Producer can get them out of the hole they've dug themselves into will decide the ultimate fate of Shibuya.

But that doesn't mean you don't get to play. Shibuya is well prepared for another set of games, and the Composer might find Shibuya's new Conductor amongst the midst of Players. A high Imagination and Sync with the city is needed, and Players have to have a high Imagination to join the game anyway. Good Luck.

---------------Inner Works---------------

The game will not be set on a real time. A day will go on until someone finishes the mission set by the GM. Also: If a week is completed, then the winning pair gets their second chance and anyone left gets the option of becoming a Reaper or playing again.

Time limits are hereby abolished. It will still be put up in the mission mail, but it won't have any effect on the roleplay. So if the limit is 600 minutes, and something happens where the site goes inactive or the other person can't post, then the limit is bogus and you just keep going with the time you left off at.

(EX: "HOMG WE ONLY HAVE TEN MINUTES LEFT!" The thread goes unreplied for a few days, but the next reply would of taken place in the next few seconds like in real life.)