The Campground
[ A Saeverse Production ]

When you wake up, you're somewhere new.
Maybe the place is familiar - maybe it isn't. Either way you're in a place you've never quite been to before. You're on the edge of a gurgling creek that's deep enough for you to wade in. In some parts, you can sit down on the mud and rocks and have the water go up to your neck.
Beside the creek is a stretch of plain grass. It's surrounded by a seemingly endless forest on every side; the forest even extends to the other side of the water. A few trees pop up here and there in the clearing, providing shade to anyone who lingers underneath their green leaves.
The only sign of civilization is a single, half-decayed picnic table. It's clearly been there awhile, but it's hard to tell how long. And, despite its looks, it's actually quite sturdy. It won't be breaking any time soon.
But you're not the only one here. There's other kids here, too, and some of them are nothing like the other kids you've met before.
You might not know where you are and how to get home, but one thing's for sure: this is the perfect place to have some fun!
Spoiler
An Explanation: I was inspired by a roleplay called Truth or Dare when making this - I wanted an opportunity to write some of my characters as kids, and to have them interact in a low-stakes setting. The goal is to someday have the characters who meet as kids in this roleplay meet as adults in a sequel roleplay.
My thoughts with the place that they're in right now is that the kids can essentially do whatever they want. Their clothes will change if they need to - for example, if a kid wants to go in the creek but doesn't want to get their clothes wet, they'll suddenly be wearing a swimsuit instead. They'll also be given whatever toys, food or drinks they want while they're in the clearing.
Last but not least: while in the clearing or the water, the kids can understand each other despite any language differences they might have. If they enter the forest, however, they'll be unable to understand each other.
(That last part is courtesy of the original roleplay.)
My thoughts with the place that they're in right now is that the kids can essentially do whatever they want. Their clothes will change if they need to - for example, if a kid wants to go in the creek but doesn't want to get their clothes wet, they'll suddenly be wearing a swimsuit instead. They'll also be given whatever toys, food or drinks they want while they're in the clearing.
Last but not least: while in the clearing or the water, the kids can understand each other despite any language differences they might have. If they enter the forest, however, they'll be unable to understand each other.
(That last part is courtesy of the original roleplay.)
