A haze of a dream is all you can remember from your past. Your rude awakening from the sweet strand of memory - the only reminder of who you truly are - echoes through your ears. A strong burning sensation in your throat forces you to cough violently in your bed. You had just experienced one of the last two reminders of your past, the second being your number tattoos across your right forearm. Underneath that number lies a small chip able keeping track of your body and check balance - along with your sentence, if you had any.
The place where you wake up in is a bunkhouse, a small and stuff gray wooden house filled to the brim with beds and other men of various size, age and color. They too had been awakened by the bells outside and you notice that more than a few of these beds are already empty. As the others wake up around you they hop off their beds and pull themselves outside of the bunk, their blank expressions signal to you that they might know what's to come. You leave the large room following the others and leave out to find yourself standing in a large courtyard.
Congratulations, you have just set foot in the center of the Henderson Medium security prison camp where you have spent the last few months in... a time you don't remember clearly. In fact, you don't remember anything past that snippet of a dream you had, a peculiar effect of an unknown event. However what drives you forward is the flow of inmates forward towards the mess hall for their breakfast and morning briefing. You look to your left and to your right and you see dozens of similar bunkhouses set up, to your right a concrete wall and to your left an entrance to the mines... the mines? What mines?
Deep inside the Kentucky earth is precious coal, and your job is to mine it. The more you mine, the more you earn, and the less time you spend in this prison. You have ended up in this prison either by committing a crime or failing to pay your debts. You can leave whenever you serve your punishment and/or repay your debts. You can buy back some of the time you may serve, but at the end of the day when you walk out you need to have a positive balance. Something tells you that you're deeply in the red. Call it a hunch.
You will be playing as a prisoner in debt servitude. You can always pay your way out, but you also have to pay for your food, tools and bed - things that usually keep your balance steadily in the red. Being kept in debt to the prison is something almost all of the inmates experience, though not all work in the mines like you do. You woke up with no recollection of your past or why you came here. The morning briefing gives you all of the information you have, though you do get to discover more about yourself through conversation with your neighbors in your bunkhouse and work-buddies. You're all from different bunkhouses and you didn't have much contact with each other before tonight, not that you remember it. You somehow feel reinvigorated - your feet are lighter that you would expect and your vision is perfect, even if you woke up next to a pair of glasses. Something feels off about your body and some of your fellow inmates might have already commented on it.
The world had gone to shit. With prisons privatized in the USA, it had a steadily growing population serving as practically slave labor. Debt servitude was a controversial law passed first by some states in the USA and became much popular when it seemed like it was fixing the economic problems of the country.
With new technology we can now dig deeper and wider into the earth, using up everything we can find in the earth to remain energy independent. Along with dwindling resources on earth more and more space probes and mining stations are being set up in space with the stations turning a very hefty profit in recent years after decades of losses to the state.
The place where you wake up in is a bunkhouse, a small and stuff gray wooden house filled to the brim with beds and other men of various size, age and color. They too had been awakened by the bells outside and you notice that more than a few of these beds are already empty. As the others wake up around you they hop off their beds and pull themselves outside of the bunk, their blank expressions signal to you that they might know what's to come. You leave the large room following the others and leave out to find yourself standing in a large courtyard.
Congratulations, you have just set foot in the center of the Henderson Medium security prison camp where you have spent the last few months in... a time you don't remember clearly. In fact, you don't remember anything past that snippet of a dream you had, a peculiar effect of an unknown event. However what drives you forward is the flow of inmates forward towards the mess hall for their breakfast and morning briefing. You look to your left and to your right and you see dozens of similar bunkhouses set up, to your right a concrete wall and to your left an entrance to the mines... the mines? What mines?
Deep inside the Kentucky earth is precious coal, and your job is to mine it. The more you mine, the more you earn, and the less time you spend in this prison. You have ended up in this prison either by committing a crime or failing to pay your debts. You can leave whenever you serve your punishment and/or repay your debts. You can buy back some of the time you may serve, but at the end of the day when you walk out you need to have a positive balance. Something tells you that you're deeply in the red. Call it a hunch.
You will be playing as a prisoner in debt servitude. You can always pay your way out, but you also have to pay for your food, tools and bed - things that usually keep your balance steadily in the red. Being kept in debt to the prison is something almost all of the inmates experience, though not all work in the mines like you do. You woke up with no recollection of your past or why you came here. The morning briefing gives you all of the information you have, though you do get to discover more about yourself through conversation with your neighbors in your bunkhouse and work-buddies. You're all from different bunkhouses and you didn't have much contact with each other before tonight, not that you remember it. You somehow feel reinvigorated - your feet are lighter that you would expect and your vision is perfect, even if you woke up next to a pair of glasses. Something feels off about your body and some of your fellow inmates might have already commented on it.
The world had gone to shit. With prisons privatized in the USA, it had a steadily growing population serving as practically slave labor. Debt servitude was a controversial law passed first by some states in the USA and became much popular when it seemed like it was fixing the economic problems of the country.
With new technology we can now dig deeper and wider into the earth, using up everything we can find in the earth to remain energy independent. Along with dwindling resources on earth more and more space probes and mining stations are being set up in space with the stations turning a very hefty profit in recent years after decades of losses to the state.
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Age:
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Last Piece of memory (Dream Sequence):
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Crimes (if any):
Bio: (Before the prison, Inside the Prison.)
Age:
Gender:
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Last Piece of memory (Dream Sequence):
(*This is the information you won't have access to in character till a certain point in the plot*)
Crimes (if any):
Bio: (Before the prison, Inside the Prison.)