Aeonial Sepulcher

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Meet Marcus

Marcus Glin is the 30 year old French teacher who takes his job way to seriously. He tends to dress similar to a French nobleman from the 18th century during class. He’s often considered a strict teacher, but a very good one. He has a sarcastic side and enjoys very dry humor. Despite all this, he seems to genuinely care for the others and is right next to Sherwynd when investigating.

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Meet Nikaniki

Nikaniki Joling is a senior and the head cheerleader, but not a serious student. She has to struggle to keep her grades high enough to remain on the squad. She is eternally perky and lives life to its fullest. After being put in the sepulcher, this doesn’t change one iota. Even though she knows she could die at any second, this seventeen-year-old remains happy and carefree, leading some of the others to either admire or be suspicious of her.

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Meet Twila

Twila Glee is likely the nerdiest sixteen-year-old in school. She’s a junior as she started skipped a grade in elementary school but she tries not to lord it over anyone else, except Wyatt when he’s annoying her with his self-righteousness. She’s an avid gamer and if you name a game she’s probably played it and can tell you at least three different Easter eggs in them. She takes a lot of AP classes and is probably one of the smartest members of the sepulcher, next to Griselda. Twila has a warped sense of humor that tends to terrify or irritate the others, especially given their current situation.

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Meet Frederic

Frederic Civio is fifteen and a sophomore like Sherwynd, who is his best friend. Frederic is not a social person, anti-social some would say, but he is a prodigy on the piano and gifted in academics and the arts. He has played professionally in concerts that have sold-out in the past. Over the past few months before the death game began, however, he started to act strangely towards everyone except Sherwynd, who he still seems to trust. As the game progresses, his eccentric behavior only gets worse.

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Meet Griselda

Griselda Cyril is eighteen and in her senior year of high school. She has been looked at by many colleges for her above 4.0 GPA, work in charity organizations, and extra-curricular activities. She is incredibly mature for her age, almost acting like a “super mom” to many of the students. She is a caring individual who is a strong advocate against Finite’s encouragement of murder. She takes many advanced courses and because of this, she knows a lot more than most of the adults in the Aeonial Sepulcher, making her invaluable in investigating the murders and determining Finite’s end goal.

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Meet Sherwynd

Sherwynd Harris is a sixteen-year-old sophomore. He has a 3.9 GPA and likes mystery novels and biology. He often comes off as slightly cynical but cares deeply, despite having trust issues due to suffering from paranoia. He is long-time friends with Frederic and Twila but has friendly relations with most of the others. Despite being suspicious of everyone, he has a knack for leadership, which is why people tend to look to him as their secondary leader along with Teodar.  For some reason, Finite seems to want to talk to him often, giving Sherwynd tidbits of information that the others don’t.

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Welcome, to your Aeonial Sepulcher

Fourteen members of a public boarding school wake up in an unfamiliar circular room. A demonic voice calling himself Finite informs them they are now in a game of survival. One person had to die every week, killed at the hands of one of the other captives. After every death, they had to condemn one of their own to a brutal death, ideally the culprit, if they can figure it out. Now they’re in way over their heads. With a maximum of seven weeks to escape, the clock is ticking. Nothing is as it seems, not Finite’s motives or the morality of some of the fourteen. No one can trust each other, and with time running out, it will take some serious logic, intelligence, and knowledge to keep the innocent alive and to punish the guilty, not to mention unmask Finite’s end game.

This is your challenge: figure out the scheme unfolding behind the scenes and save the captives. The clues the captives receive in the story will be available under “Evidence”. When you have a theory, leave a comment about it and tie in the evidence and if anyone is correct, less of the captives will die in the end of the series!