peckenpaugh | A Spill of Ink...

Just before lunch, any students with open journals will find doodles of flowers creeping across their first blank page. As the purple flowers grow, word spreads from student to student and more journals open to watch the display. Darker and darker, denser and denser, until the whole page is a deep and glistening indigo.

That seems to be the end of the show, until somewhere a single pen is put to paper and white ink appears...

ʇɥǝ ƃɐɹdǝn looʞs ʌǝɹʎ nıɔǝ ʇodɐʎ

All comments made on this post are completely anonymous! No names are signed to what people write, and with the exception of one Certain Someone in particular, all text shows in a nondescript white handwriting, making it difficult to identify who the words belong to.

This has never happened before. While the journals have always been buggy, and certain journal users have been misclassified, misidentified, or listed as Unknown User, total anonymity is absolutely new.

This entry appears a bit before noon, and will persist well into the evening, when it will disappear completely from journals.

If your character wants to guess at who they're talking to, please be fair and do not abuse OOC knowledge! There is no way to truly track down who is saying what.

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That’s a shame.

If you see him, can you tell him I’d like to talk to him?

ooo where's it fall on the cult to secret society spectrum?

Family friend.

Ohhhhhhhhhhhh 💯 A HUNDO PERCENT 💯 secret society!!! We were just having FUN!!!

The CULT were the ones with the MASKS.

Who names their child Paprika.

[...] No, though. Who are they?
Have you tried looking through city records? Their filing system is absurd.

We?

Someone trying to hide their child’s true name from an evil sorceress?

An LS and PA from the late ‘80s might be able to tell us more about Paw Paw. Those are just students with those initials. Maybe nothing.

Everything important is covered in lichen.