Floating in the void is a large steel circle covered in a layer of grass and soil.

Both gravity and an atmosphere seem to be present, despite this mass only having a diameter of a mere one hundred feet.
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One moment, you were all living your daily lives. Perhaps you were out at work, lounging at home, or driving in your car.

Whatever it had been for each of you, in the blink of an eye you find yourselves somewhere completely different!

In front of your eyes is a blue window, with the text (displayed in your first language):


If you squint at this window, it becomes temporarily transparent and no longer obstructs your view until you try to focus on it once more.

As each of you glance around, you see other individuals, whom you have never met, and perhaps from different countries. Will you even be able to communicate with one another?

No matter what you had been doing before, you all quickly realize you have been left with nothing but the clothes on your back, and you are in a standing position. If you had any minor injuries, you will find they have been healed.
This message was lightly edited by the GM at 21:47, Tue 11 Jan 2022.

Emily stands still for a long moment, absorbing the scene.  She takes in all the information she can from every one of her senses before moving or speaking.

Sight:  She looks at the scene before her, moving her eyes to left and right as far as they'll go, but so far, she doesn't move her head.
Hearing: She quiets her breathing, listening first to the sound of her breath and her heartbeat but gradually to anything else she may be able to hear.
Touch: She concentrates on the movements of air against her face and fingers, the temperature of that air and how straight she seems to be standing.
Smell:  She breathes deep, trying to identify any smells she can.
Taste: She expects to taste nothing but she could be wrong.  Does she taste any kind of chemicals that might have been used to drug her for example.

Slowly, she begins to beat out a slow 4/4 rhythm with her curved palm against the side of her thigh.  After eight beats, she changed to 3/4 and then after nine beats she changes back.  She compares the beats with her own heartbeat.