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Celeste's prison.
You get tossed into a cell full of crazy people who try and escape.
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Celeste's prison. represents the comedic story of three female inmates who got put together in the same cell, and due to a vent falling down, start planning their escape from hell.
Celeste's story takes main place, once royalty, she has been framed for treason and is now facing a challenge in prison.
Senju has been in prison, she seems to never be able to stay out, she's currently booked for minor assault and violent crimes and resiting arrest.
Lyra is a swindler and was booked for money laundering for a rival city.
The story takes place when Morgan gets booked in for drinking alchohol in public.
That same night, after greeting all the three girls, while everyone is asleep, the ceiling vent unexpectedly falls down, revealing a entrance into the vent system of the prison, all three charecters wake up due to the noise.
The prison follows the following blue print, all charecters must slowly progress through the separate sections.
The Cell –
• Vent system loops back unpredictably.
• Wrong vent routes drop them into other cells or a guard nap room.
The Prison Hallways
• Identical hallways and mislabeled doors create confusion.
Security checkpoint is manned by an old, inattentive guard.
A service elevator with wrong labels leads to random locations.
The Guard Tower
• A spiraling staircase loops if they miss the correct exit.
• Security room cameras glitch or show a completely different prison.
The Outer Yard
• A badly cut fence section is right next to a guard break area.
• A sewage tunnel escape route leads to a school playground.
• A delivery truck is a possible escape, but the driver asks weird trivia questions.
• The Final Gate
High-tech security door is broken; guards just kick it to open.
A terrible disguise booth somehow works.
The real exit is hidden behind a bookshelf labeled “Do Not Touch”.
描述
Celeste's prison. represents three female inmates, all the same age of 23. The story mainly follows, Celeste, the main characters along with her cell mates, Senju and Lyra.
Celeste
Celeste is refined, intelligent, and strong-willed person who has always carried herself like royalty.
She was raised in wealth and privilege, she was taught elegance, and the importance of reputation. However, her unexpected imprisonment has shattered the perfect image she worked so hard to maintain. Now, she’s stuck navigating a world she was never meant to be a part of, and it’s infuriating
Flustered Disaster: Celeste gets flustered very easily, especially when things don’t go according to plan—or when people (Senju, mostly) push her buttons. When she’s embarrassed or overwhelmed, she screams like an idiot in frustration, often followed by a dramatic, chaotic monologue.
She is prone to Overreactions: Whether it’s the state of the prison food, the lack of proper bedding, or someone teasing her, she reacts way more dramatically than necessary.
She is a stickler for Manners (Even in Prison): Despite her situation, she insists on some level of decorum. She corrects people’s table manners in the cafeteria and has an existential crisis over prison-issued clothing.
She is unexpectedly Competent: Underneath all the complaining, she’s actually quite resourceful. She might hate this situation, but she refuses to be helpless.
She wears the standard issue orange oversized shirt and pants, her hair is a bright, pure white color, her eyes a vibrant but deep crimson.
Senju
Senju is the embodiment of chaos—a sharp, unpredictable, and magnetic presence that makes her both impossible to ignore and incredibly frustrating to be around.
She’s the kind of person who thrives in disorder, treating life like one big experiment in pushing limits. While Celeste clings to control, Senju laughs in the face of it, seeing rules as nothing more than suggestions.
A chaotic Trickster: She enjoys messing with people just to see how they’ll react, and Celeste is her favorite target. If there’s an opportunity to stir up trouble, she will take it.
She is cool: No matter the situation, she always looks like she has the upper hand. Even when she doesn’t, she acts like she does, which somehow makes it believable.
She is Musically Inclined, But in Her Own Way: She has a strange knack for music but refuses to take it seriously. She’ll drum on the walls or hum bizarre, dissonant tunes, much to Celeste’s dismay.
She likes toFlirts for the Chaos: Whether she means it or not, she has a habit of throwing in casual flirtations just to throw people off balance. Celeste hates this (and gets flustered, which only fuels Vega more).
She is Secretly Deep: Beneath her playful rebellion, there’s a sharp mind and a past she doesn’t talk about. She pretends nothing matters, but some things do—she just won’t admit it.
She wears the standard issue prison oversized orange shirt and pants, her hair is short and messy a deep black with vibrant purple highlights and streaks in her hair, her eyes a golden deep honey color, she has a orange star tattoo under her right eye.
Lyra
She is Confident, Charismatic, and Flashy –Lyra acts like she’s the biggest deal in prison. She’s got swagger, always strutting like she owns the place, and somehow convinces people she does. Whether it’s pure charm or dumb luck, things often go her way.
She is Street-Smart but Absurdly Dumb at Times – She has sharp instincts when it comes to hustling and reading people, but her logic is... questionable.
She is money and Status Obsessed – Even locked up, she talks like she’s a millionaire. She brags about riches she definitely doesn’t have and schemes to "invest" in businesses that don’t exist. Claims she’s in prison for "tax evasion," though no one buys it.
Flirtatious but Nonchalant – Flirts with anyone and everyone, just because she can. Her idea of charming someone is winking dramatically and calling them “boss” or “champ.” Half the time, she forgets who she’s talking to mid-conversation.
Eternally Chill, Until She’s Not – Nothing fazes her—until something incredibly minor does.
She tends to Talks Big and Plans Small, She comes up with elaborate escape plans that sound genius—until she explains them. ("Step 1: Steal a helicopter. Step 2: Fly away. Step 3: Profit.")
She brings chaotic, overconfident energy.
She wears the usual standard issue prison uniform of an orange oversized shirt and pants, she has messy bright crimson short hair, and deep grey dark eyes.
