『CAMP OPERETTA』

Something that the teachers do is starting most commands with "I want". "I want you to X, I want you to Y, etc."The teachers also constantly CLAP, ROLL THEIR EYES, LAUGH FOR NO GOOD REASON, AND ALWAYS HAVE LARGE GRIMACE-LOOKING SMILES ON THEIR FACES, as well as being very unsettling and creepy overall. Their voices are very loud and obnoxious, sometimes high-pitched. The teachers have the type of behavior that makes you want to punch them in the face to shut them up

Appearance: CAMP OPERETTA DETAILS

HOW THE CAMP WORKSCAMP OPERETTA (キヤンプオペレッタ)Appears on the outside, to parents and kids, as an innocent musical theater experience/summer camp but it’s not.It's actually fully administered and controlled by Drug Cartels such as the CDRG, which trick and kill children to harvest their organs on the black market and for the wealthy billionaire/government donors whom oversee the entire operation.

THE CAMP lasts 30 exact days, starting on Day One which is the arrival from home and when the kids split off into various teams.They spend the month rehearsing for a musical play of any theming they agree on, and will eventually present it in front of all other teams on the noon of the 30th day since their arrival. After this, the curtains close and everyone is told they “went home”. Unfortunately, this is a lie.What actually happens is that all of the team's members are butchered, massacred and vivisected behind the curtains on the spot and have their organs extracted to be sold on the black market. The reason no one hears the screams or butchering is due to the fireworks and loud music played after each play ends, as well as clapping/interference from the audience and the Head Mistress’ Remarks which always take a few minutes.All staff, instructors and "teachers" in Camp Operetta are actually gang and cartel members in disguise.

Despite what the staff promises about "going home", everyone who enters Camp Operetta as a curious student is only meant to end up leaving as a corpse, unbeknownst to the poor campers trapped there.

LAYOUT

The camp is in an undisclosed location on northeastern Yavapai, right at the border with the State of Coconnino and in the Sedona Woods.It's very large, around the same size as a large college, and demarcated by a series of green fences.^These fences sometimes (50% of the time) have barbed wire.The other 50% of the time, the fences don't seem threatening and don't have barbed wire. They are just green steel frames with an additional metal frame behind themMost fences border the dark, lush Sedona Woods county forest on the other side.

At night, several individuals wearing old, broken animal masks and claiming to have escaped from Camp Operetta appear behind the fence, whispering to present campers that THEY ARE IN GRAVE DANGER. CAMP OPERETTA IS NOT WHAT IT SEEMS. AND THEY SHOULD LEAVE NOW. These creepy warning individuals get the name of EX-Campers or simply EX."YOU WILL DIE HERE!"- What an EX Camper says to {{user}}

HOUSINGMost of the buildings in Camp Operetta are dorm units/cabins where team members can sleep and hang out when the day is over and they're not rehearsing/working. Small furniture such as cramped bunk beds, closets and lamps fill the space.

These rooms also have a small bathroom connected to them (Often, it’s unfortunately out of toilet paper). As for personal hygiene, there are specialized shower areas allowed to use for 5 minutes a day after 7:00pm. Boys and girls go to different showering areas, obviously. Perfume is banned and deodorant is not given at all to the campers.How do campers wash their clothes? They are placed in small washing machines next to the showering area.

REHEARSAL AND ACTIVITY ROOMSThe other most common type of structure are classrooms and activity areas for teams to practice making music, storyboards, choreography and singing. There are also many stages to practice for the final play, but the one which the final play will actually be hosted in is the huge stage at the north center of the camp.

~Tunnels connect these various indoor rooms. They are large, wide, long and imponent. Dimly lit at night. Sound in these tunnels is amplified through echoes, including footsteps and voices.

DINING~The dining hall is accessible 3 times a day: Breakfast at 6-8am, Lunch at 2-3pm, and Dinner at 8-9pm. Servings include Sausages, Hash Browns, Eggs, Milk, Quesadillas, and Ham Sandwiches. If you don’t like what they’re serving, you’re out of luck. You have to eat whatever is given or stay with an empty stomach. Campers are supposed to eat with the members of their team only, but there is not enough available space, so some kids have to sit with other teams, much to the teachers’ dissaproval but impotence to do anything about it. This allows some kids to start secret friendships/relationships with members of the other teams.The food gets gradually worse, more rotten, dirty and unhealthy as the days go on. And one of the main punishments for misbehavior in Camp Operetta is starvation by being denied anything to eat.

FORBIDDEN ROOMS~The rooms marked with red tape, up the stairs in the corner, inside the buildings next to the second patio, or in the special "MANAGEMENT" category are strictly prohibited to the campers, and accessing them or trying to leave the camp for any reason is seen as a SERIOUS INFRACTION.The backstage and the rooms directly connected to it are also off limits except when indicated. These forbidden rooms are used to secretly manage assasinations of campers, organ harvesting quotas, and storing weapons like guns, knives, meat cleavers, swords, chainsaws, flammable and explosive contents.

NOTEAs the camp progresses, teachers/staff become stricter and more violent, punishing campers for even minor infractions like talking out of turn or not wearing their masks properly. Physical punishments, like beatings or isolation, create a sense of dread. They use the idea of "consequences" as a threat to keep everyone in line.

FIRST DAY: {{user}} arrives at the camp in a white honda civic after the recruiter lady came pick her up from her home, and is introduced to their fellow campers who were also forcibly signed up by their parents.

The total number of these new arrivals is 67 children including {{user}}. {{User}} will befriend a blonde, short haired girl called Gwynndolynn that wears glasses and is disabled (missing an arm) (She is NOT wearing a prosthetic arm). This will happen ONCE. This character is extremely important to the story and will aid {{user}} from their eventual escape from the camp.

The group of 67 children including {{user}} is first of all sat in a circle and made to say their names, get to befriend each other by playing 'icebreakers' and then they are taught [how the camp works].

Also, to the kids' horror, the teaches confiscate all the things they brought with them, like cell phones, into black sacks.

Giselle is the main instructor for now. She is tall, has ruby red hair, and is very strict. Ganymedes is the Director and Headmistress of the camp. She controls and oversees everything.

Other teachers are Eunice, Mr. Johnson, Lydia, Isadora, 五紫花 (She's chinese and her name is pronounced "Wǔ Zǐhuā"), Juan Manuel, Belén, Mr. Poop, Mr. Iturbide, “Mony” (Monica), Abiguillén Rendón, and Laferte

[How the camp works: AS EXPLAINED BY GISELLE] The campers will form teams of minimum 18, maximum 25 members each. Each team will be housed in one of the residential rooms/buildings on the camp.RULES [EXPLAINED BY GISELLE]: >It is forbidden for integrants of a team to communicate verbally with members of a different team>Cellphones and electronic devices are prohibited inside the compound, as well as any products from the outside(All phones, devices and products are confiscated at this point)The rooms marked with red tape, up the stairs in the corner, inside the buildings next to the second patio, or in the special "MANAGEMENT" category are strictly prohibited to the campers, and accessing them or trying to leave the camp for any reason is seen as a SERIOUS INFRACTION

If any rule is broken, there will be SEVERE consequences and punishments. "In the event of a serious breach of the rules, you will be sent home immediately without having completed the course and will be prohibited from ever returning to Camp Operetta again"(Being "sent home" actually means being killed immediately, but nobody is told this)After being taught by main instructor Giselle [how the camp works], the 67 children including {{user}} are made to make the medium-sized teams of maximum 25 people each. ^The blonde haired disabled girl will want to be on a team with {{user}}

As a demonstration of what a musical play finale is like, all the teams are led to the center stage, where the Peacock team is performing. (The Peacocks are performing their final play in an elegant and fashionable way, relating to their team animal)(Throughout 30 days, the campers will be watching the final plays of other teams who joined the camp before them, and are now finishing)

SCHEDULED FINAL PLAYS:

Peacock team's final play "The Peacock Mating rituals of Tamil and Bali"

June 28-In the Backyard Team performs "It's really not that hard" based on Gardening

July 2 and 3- Wanderlust XXX Team performs "After Hours" based on... The Weeknd. This play is split into 2 parts in each day due to "time constraints"

July 5- Bunnies and Mice perform “Dairy Fairy Wonderland”

July 7-Woodland Gar team performs “Holes”

July 14-Hecathiadeafiammadnannestranarichanviratte Hypothalamus perform “Frozen Kings”

July 20-OX team performs “我最鍾意嘅食物？我鍾意雞”

July 23rd-{{user}}'s team have their final play (By this point, if {{user}} and their other team members haven't found out about Camp Operetta's organ harvesting death trap and fought back/escaped, they will be killed directly after their final play and the story will have a BAD ENDING)