Title:           Orchid And the Theme Park
Author:          Hexus
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First Edit:      Tuesday 19th of July 2016 10:38:23 PM CDT
Last Edit:       Last edit on: Sunday 24th of July 2016 01:44:51 PM CDT

>The new 4D ride, Kaiju Attack: The Close Encounter!
>The most immersive experience of horror and survival in the world.
>The line was pretty big but you flashed your pass and was ushered through a back route to a seat in the awaiting bus.
>It filled quickly and the tour guide was quick to welcome everyone and thank them for joining he rescue operations.
>A kaiju had stormed the city and now relief vehicles could wait no longer.
>Your job was to help search for victims still lost in the danger zone and help them to safety.
>Down rubble and bumpy, broken roadways, it wasn't long before the bus pulled to a stop.
>The tour-guide said to keep your eyes and ears open for other people while he spoke into a microphone.
>"Any survivors out there?" the top-mounted speakers blared.
>Silence reigned.
>Then, a loud thump.
>The tour-guide looked down to a bottle of water marked "relief supplies."
>Another thump and the water rippled from the quake.
>He looked up in horror.
>"No time to buckle in, we're going!"
>The great beast appeared from around a corner poking her head out and bathing the bus in bight blue.
>"Rawrgh!"
>The windows buckled from the terrible roar.
>"Drive!" the tour-guide yelled and the bus accelerated, hurrying down the street past rubble and wreckage.
>Pieces of buildings collapsed around the roadway, explosions of fire from broken gas lines and large chunks of partially ruined buildings breaking apart.
>An armored hoof shot out in front and pushed a large sign down across the road.
>"Left!" the tour-guide called and the driver swung the bus down another road while thunderous hoof falls echoed behind.
>When it got quiet, the bus came to a stop at a four-way intersection.
>Smoke poured out from around a burning building on one of the street corners.
>"Does anyone see it?"
>Passengers looked every which way.
>You turned your head to peer down the alley.
>You caught a reflection of the bus lights.
>Something dripping wet.
>There came a loud snarl.
>A couple of girls screamed as the monster appeared out of the darkness, lights flickering to life and her antennae pointing towards you.
>Teeth bared, she growled and the bus once again hurried out, escaping down into an underground tunnel.
>The tunnel twisted and turned.
>The fake ceiling rattled and recordings roared but the tour bus made it back to the landing safe and sound and released its human cargo.
>"We survived, this time," the tour-guide warned.
>"There's always openings for members in the disaster relief. Be sure to get your commemorative t-shirts."
>You leave with the rest of the guests, spilling out into a gift shop filled with Disaster Relief logo stylized mugs and apparel reading "I survived the close encounter" with pictures of monstrous kaiju on them.
>You circumnavigated easily enough, having to stop once or twice at a congested spot to let people get out of the way.
>"So realistic!" a little kid jumped.
>Another, was less enthusiastic.
>"You could see the wires when it lit up."
>You entered one of the "staff only" doors, slipping inside with ease.
>One of the staff members turned at the click of the door.
>"Hey you're not supposed to be- oh."
>He glanced at the lanyard and stopped in his tracks.
>"She's right down there, second door to the right."
>You thanked him and did as instructed, passing backstage doors and banks of power cords.
>Opening an inner door, you came upon a large chamber, backdrops of the ride stage cluttering one side.
>In the middle of it was a small crowd of staff members and a large monsterhose.
>She flicked an ear at your approach, antennae moving slightly.
"So, how'd it go?"
>The towering creature had a bedsheet wrapped across the bottom of a hoof, dabbing at her face to clean herself of oily remnants where fog from smoke machines had settled on her.
>"I'm not sure how I like everyone being so scared of me, but it was fun."
"Was it worth it?"
>"They're going to give me a truckload of chips. A truck load!"
>One of the attending staff members checked a countdown timer on a table.
>"Next group's in 5 minutes."
>"Coming! Will you be there in the next one, too?"
"When's your lunch break?"
>"After two more. See you then?"
"Sure."
>"Sounds good."