Connecticut
Dateline
INTRODUCTIONS
August 21st, 2020
PLACEHOLDER
August 21st
PLACEHOLDER
Brad
Maribel
PLACEHOLDER
Brad
Maribel
PLACEHOLDER
Brad
Maribel
Maribel Katsura, in her pursuit of a tour guide for Connecticut's culture, sent deeply-rooted informal inquiries to various citizens all over Connecticut. She wanted the most remote yet urban locale possible.
Bradley was a fairly reasonable type of cryptid who hailed from Watertown, Connecticut. Maribel, wanting opinions on the boundaries of people's perspectives, found him to the the strongest candidate for helping her think about the problems the world was facing.
From her perspective he was a lost soul needing guidance, making him the perfect ground for her to find her own peace. Brad was not, however, that kind of wayward spirit. Bradley had to decide— whether or not to leave Maribel trapped in her dream, or to keep her in honest company by bringing reality where it was not welcome.
Maribel Katsura's ambition to protect others was backed by a deep well of unknown power. Wielding seeming mastery over space and time, she begins to leverage them both in her dealings with Brad and to keep herself comfortable. Comfort is never too far away for this elusive and powerful magician girl hailing from the year 2162.
★=== WATERTOWN ★===
002 - Freedom
Determined to learn about local history, Merry pulls Brad along in a confused but spirited effort to learn about Watertown and America.
003 - Vow
Brad and Merry watch regular families exist from a distance and realize they're cryptids. Coasting off this revelation, Brad tries his best to explain himself to Merry again.
004 - Autocracy
Merry questions her trust in Brad— or more accurately, Brad's trust in her.
005 - Roses
It’s time to clean Brad’s room. In deciding to help him, Maribel gets a second-hand perspective on his family life, as well as his deeper dreams. Despite that, she believes in him.
006 - Equilibrium
Maribel acts as a third wheel in a wholly unexpected way. Also, she catches the premiere of America’s Talentless season twenty, a show that could also be described as “America’s Not Got Talent” or “America Super Does Not Have Talent.”
007 - Innocence
In the plains of New England rests a suit of armor. The era of knights had long since passed when America had been settled, but people’s desire to be strong never went away.
