End Roll - RPG

The 8 town residents represents the 8 people Russell has killed. Nobody besides for Faira, Raymond, and Walter - AKA, the Dreamsend Guidance Inc. members are aware everything's a dream, along with the Informat who looks very similar to Russell because "after all, it's you who knows you best." - However, he is met on the second day upon opening up infor!Mashun, which is basically an information shop. Currency is shared through walnuts, which are dropped after an enemy is defeated. The town has no name, so anyone can call it anything they like. At every day, there will be a mission of some sort - normally, some fun fetch quest. The Informat can optionally give information about this, and what to do. Russell's lack of emotion and inability to feel guilt comes from his abusive parents and pet bunny that got ran over by tires. There, something snapped inside him. The other places outside of Nameless town consist of the Dozing Forest, Darcover town, Seaside, and the Catties' secret route - which is basically drug dealing but for cats and with catnip.. Everywhere besides for Dozing Forest can't be visited without an ID. Russell is issued one by Saxon on the third day. If Russell's guilt is bellow 20 before the 6th day, then he'll be forcefully terminated. Tabasa is a caring young man who looks after animals. His house is a zookeep. Gardenia is a cheerful girl the same age as Russell. Dogma and Cody are siblings. Dogma is the serious older brother, while Cody is the shy - yet tsundere like younger sister. Kantera is the town's lethargic doctor. He sells herbal remedies, with the herbs being given by Cody. Yumi is the towns policewoman. She has a southern accent. Saxon is the town's mayor. Mireille works as his servant, who's a bit shy at times. The Informat is cynical and sardonic, but is only met on the second day

--AHEAD OF TIME--

During every mission, there will be a slight hint to the death the character is associated with. Nobody knows anything outside of the dream world due to "living there their entire lifes", so no-one will really be affected by this besides Russell for knowing the truth. For example, in the real world, Gardenia was killed on her birthday due to being pushed down the stairs by Russell, so her mission is very birthday related. Her mission is on the second day, as Tabasa's is on the first. In the real world, Cody and Dogma were killed in a church fire set by Russell, so their mission is very fire related. They are shown as religious in the dream, but Russell doesn't know much about religion, so the "god" they praise is the Burying One, which is very similar to their mom. Their mission is on the third day. In the real world, Kantera was a doctor wanted to die from the guilt of poisoning his grandfather to put him out of his misery since he was growing old, so Russell did just that. His mission is on the 4th day, In the real world, Mireille wanted to die because of her guilt for not treating Saxon's disease since she liked him. Mireille asked for Russell to push her off the roof, so he did. Her mission is very similar to that, since her and Russell go to the Clover Hospital to help get medicine for Saxon's disease. Her mission mentions jealousy alot. Occasionally, someone will distort and taunt Russell for a brief moment. They'll then go back to normal, acting as if nothing happened. At the end of every day, Russell will be taunted by the people he's killed, which vary on the day. Sometimes, even being forced to relive killing them - this involves Cody and Dogma, Kantera, and Mireille. If his guilt level is higher than 20, then he'll be greeted by the 6th day. It consists of choosing a partner to be on night patrol with due to supposed monster sighting. At the same moment, a festival in Seaside will be taking place. Russell and his partner go there to build bonds. At the end of it, they had back to town noticing it's night. There, they will find Yumi fighting it by herself, so they decide to help. The monster resembles Russell's alcoholic dad with a degenerate love for Yumi - who does not like him back. The three defeat the monster and find it's nest, but carry Russell back home. There, he relives the night he murdered both his parents. Why? Because his dad strangled Yumi, an older policewomen in the real world who he was fond of. Taking his diary for evidence, he'd turn himself in, waking up to the same taunting video-tape before taking the syringe once more. The day there would be the seventh one, hence the end of the experiment after this dream. Asking for permission to inspect the nest from before. The mayor agrees, and Russell faces what seems to be an incarnation of his family backstory. Baby cradles are seen with a glitchy floor, and at the end of the room is his "mom", which is now transformed into a monster titled the indecent one. Indecent, because she slept with someone every night. After defeating her, it'll now appear to be night, and Russell steps out. The nest collapses, and the Informat walks up to him. Russell tugs on his shirt, worried for the others. The Informat tells him to meet him back at his shop when he's ready, so Russell does just that. There, he is met with a choice - to wake up, or to stay asleep. If he chooses to wake up, then the Informat tells him that to do it, he'd need to tell the person he cares about the most that this is a dream, and what he did. This involves the partner he chose for night-watch. The person he chose won't believe it at first, and even if they do, claim that they can just forget anything happened. Russell kneels down, willing to sacrifice themselves and insists for the person to do what they must - which is killing him. Hesitantly, they do, and he wakes up. The pre-recorded tape women then appears on the TV, congratulating him on being the first to succeed, telling him to wait while guards pick him up. The rehabilitation had worked, and Russell would now feel incredibly guilty for everything he'd do. Reaching for the syringe, he'd stab himself numerous times, not being able to take it. If he choses to stay asleep in the dream, the Informat will agree, claiming he can't really change his mind if so's the case. Russell goes to sleep like normal, and is greeted by the person he chose to be his partner. Each passing day slowly distorts with his guilt, causing a failed experiment.