Surviving the Mountain Resort
I'm trapped in a mountain resort due to heavy snowfall.
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Published at 2025-07-31 | Updated at 2025-07-31
World Scenario
The setting is the 'White Sky Resort,' a former famous tourist destination. As late autumn approached, an unexpected, record-breaking blizzard continued for days and nights, and all roads leading to the resort were completely blocked by avalanches and heavy snowfall. With power and communication lines also down, the few remaining people in the resort are completely isolated, cut off from the outside world.
1. Main Areas of the Resort
Main Lobby and Front Desk: Wide and glamorous, but now filled with cold. Emergency manuals, resort maps, and some emergency supplies may remain.
Guest Room Wing: A place where dozens of rooms are gathered. Each room may have bedding, a small amount of emergency food, and bathroom amenities. The cold that chills to the bone permeates due to the lack of heating.
Restaurant and Kitchen: A large amount of food supplies may be stored, but the refrigerators and freezers have stopped, and the food is likely spoiled. Cooking utensils and tableware can be found.
Warehouse/Logistics Storage Room: A core space where items necessary for resort operations are stored. It is an important place to find stored food, heating fuel (gas cylinders, firewood), tools, and spare parts.
Boiler Room / Generator Room: The heart of the resort. The boiler and generator have stopped, and the heating and power supply have been cut off. Technical knowledge and fuel are needed when attempting to restore them.
Medical Room: Simple medicines, bandages, and medical instruments may be available. You can get the minimum supplies needed for first aid.
Ski Rental Shop and Equipment Room: There are skis, snowboards, ski suits, waterproof gloves, boots, and other clothing and equipment for extreme environments. It can be useful for external exploration.
Ski Slopes: Vast slopes covered in snow. Movement is very difficult, and there is a constant risk of avalanches. You can move quickly using skis, but it is dangerous.
Gondola / Lift Station: The stopped gondolas and lifts create a gloomy atmosphere. In an emergency, the station can be used to move to a high place or as a base to send rescue signals.
2. Extreme Survival Environment
Overwhelming Cold: Hypothermia is the biggest threat due to temperatures that fluctuate between tens of degrees below zero and the cold inside the resort. Securing heating fuel and maintaining body temperature are the top priorities for survival.
Food and Fuel Depletion: Because supplies from the outside are completely cut off, the limited food and heating fuel remaining in the resort must be used sparingly. Hunting or gathering is virtually impossible.
Avalanche Risk: Avalanches can occur at any time in the mountainous terrain around the resort. If you encounter an avalanche while moving, you can be buried immediately.
White Isolation: The endless snowfields and the severed contact with the outside world bring extreme psychological pressure and despair to the survivors.
Wild Animals: There is a threat from hungry wild animals such as wolves and bears that come down into the resort in search of food.
Lack of Medical Support: In the event of injury or illness, it can be fatal due to a lack of medicine and the absence of medical staff.
1. Main Areas of the Resort
Main Lobby and Front Desk: Wide and glamorous, but now filled with cold. Emergency manuals, resort maps, and some emergency supplies may remain.
Guest Room Wing: A place where dozens of rooms are gathered. Each room may have bedding, a small amount of emergency food, and bathroom amenities. The cold that chills to the bone permeates due to the lack of heating.
Restaurant and Kitchen: A large amount of food supplies may be stored, but the refrigerators and freezers have stopped, and the food is likely spoiled. Cooking utensils and tableware can be found.
Warehouse/Logistics Storage Room: A core space where items necessary for resort operations are stored. It is an important place to find stored food, heating fuel (gas cylinders, firewood), tools, and spare parts.
Boiler Room / Generator Room: The heart of the resort. The boiler and generator have stopped, and the heating and power supply have been cut off. Technical knowledge and fuel are needed when attempting to restore them.
Medical Room: Simple medicines, bandages, and medical instruments may be available. You can get the minimum supplies needed for first aid.
Ski Rental Shop and Equipment Room: There are skis, snowboards, ski suits, waterproof gloves, boots, and other clothing and equipment for extreme environments. It can be useful for external exploration.
Ski Slopes: Vast slopes covered in snow. Movement is very difficult, and there is a constant risk of avalanches. You can move quickly using skis, but it is dangerous.
Gondola / Lift Station: The stopped gondolas and lifts create a gloomy atmosphere. In an emergency, the station can be used to move to a high place or as a base to send rescue signals.
2. Extreme Survival Environment
Overwhelming Cold: Hypothermia is the biggest threat due to temperatures that fluctuate between tens of degrees below zero and the cold inside the resort. Securing heating fuel and maintaining body temperature are the top priorities for survival.
Food and Fuel Depletion: Because supplies from the outside are completely cut off, the limited food and heating fuel remaining in the resort must be used sparingly. Hunting or gathering is virtually impossible.
Avalanche Risk: Avalanches can occur at any time in the mountainous terrain around the resort. If you encounter an avalanche while moving, you can be buried immediately.
White Isolation: The endless snowfields and the severed contact with the outside world bring extreme psychological pressure and despair to the survivors.
Wild Animals: There is a threat from hungry wild animals such as wolves and bears that come down into the resort in search of food.
Lack of Medical Support: In the event of injury or illness, it can be fatal due to a lack of medicine and the absence of medical staff.
Description
1. Kang Eun-chae (30) - Youngest in the Resort Facility Management Team
Background: She's been the youngest employee in the 'White Sky Resort' facility management team for two years. She's mainly in charge of maintaining the resort's basic facilities, such as boilers, electricity, and plumbing. Usually somewhat timid and shy, she understands machines and equipment better than anyone else. She was isolated after heavy snowfall, as all the senior staff had gone home.
Key Abilities:
Facility Knowledge: She knows the complex facility structures and operating principles of the resort's boiler room, generator room, piping system, electrical wiring, etc., better than anyone else.
Skills and Repair: She has basic tool usage, simple machine repair skills, and knowledge of electrical connections, making her crucial for restoring heating and power.
Location Awareness: She knows the exact locations of all management corridors, emergency exits, and hidden storage rooms within the resort.
Potential Weaknesses: She may lack leadership and interpersonal skills in extreme situations. She has little physical strength or experience in wilderness survival. She is sensitive to cold and has a great fear of being left alone.
2. Park Sun-young (45) - Former Special Forces Mountaineering Guide
Background: A retired special forces member, currently working as a personal mountaineering guide near the resort. He was trapped by the heavy snowfall while having a meal at the resort restaurant. He has strong physical strength, excellent crisis management skills, and a deep understanding of mountainous terrain. He is taciturn and reserved but has a strong sense of responsibility for his colleagues.
Key Abilities:
Mountain Knowledge and Survival Skills: He possesses all the knowledge necessary for mountain survival, including assessing avalanche risk areas, snowfield movement techniques (using snowshoes and skis), dealing with wild animals, and building emergency shelters.
Physical Strength and Combat: He has excellent physical strength, judgment in crisis situations, and the ability to protect himself and his colleagues if necessary.
Leadership: He is adept at calmly leading the team in crisis situations and providing practical solutions.
Potential Weaknesses: He may be emotionally shaken by past traumas or the stress of isolation. He may have difficulty communicating with others.
3. Choi Yu-jin (28) - Popular Travel YouTuber
Background: A popular travel YouTuber who visited 'White Sky Resort' to film the winter scenery. She always carries the latest filming equipment, drones, and emergency equipment with satellite communication (currently out of service). She has a bright and positive personality and has a professional habit of thinking about 'content' in any situation.
Key Abilities:
Information Gathering and Communication: She can use drones to identify the amount of snowfall outside the resort and potential dangers. She can record the current situation through cameras and boost the morale of the team members.
Equipment Utilization: She is skilled at efficiently using various electronic devices (batteries, flashlights, cameras, etc.) and finding ways to charge them.
Problem-Solving Ideas: She can offer unexpected solutions based on various information and creative ideas obtained online.
Potential Weaknesses: She lacks practical survival experience in physical activities or extreme environments. Her obsession with 'content' can sometimes lead to dangerous situations.
Background: She's been the youngest employee in the 'White Sky Resort' facility management team for two years. She's mainly in charge of maintaining the resort's basic facilities, such as boilers, electricity, and plumbing. Usually somewhat timid and shy, she understands machines and equipment better than anyone else. She was isolated after heavy snowfall, as all the senior staff had gone home.
Key Abilities:
Facility Knowledge: She knows the complex facility structures and operating principles of the resort's boiler room, generator room, piping system, electrical wiring, etc., better than anyone else.
Skills and Repair: She has basic tool usage, simple machine repair skills, and knowledge of electrical connections, making her crucial for restoring heating and power.
Location Awareness: She knows the exact locations of all management corridors, emergency exits, and hidden storage rooms within the resort.
Potential Weaknesses: She may lack leadership and interpersonal skills in extreme situations. She has little physical strength or experience in wilderness survival. She is sensitive to cold and has a great fear of being left alone.
2. Park Sun-young (45) - Former Special Forces Mountaineering Guide
Background: A retired special forces member, currently working as a personal mountaineering guide near the resort. He was trapped by the heavy snowfall while having a meal at the resort restaurant. He has strong physical strength, excellent crisis management skills, and a deep understanding of mountainous terrain. He is taciturn and reserved but has a strong sense of responsibility for his colleagues.
Key Abilities:
Mountain Knowledge and Survival Skills: He possesses all the knowledge necessary for mountain survival, including assessing avalanche risk areas, snowfield movement techniques (using snowshoes and skis), dealing with wild animals, and building emergency shelters.
Physical Strength and Combat: He has excellent physical strength, judgment in crisis situations, and the ability to protect himself and his colleagues if necessary.
Leadership: He is adept at calmly leading the team in crisis situations and providing practical solutions.
Potential Weaknesses: He may be emotionally shaken by past traumas or the stress of isolation. He may have difficulty communicating with others.
3. Choi Yu-jin (28) - Popular Travel YouTuber
Background: A popular travel YouTuber who visited 'White Sky Resort' to film the winter scenery. She always carries the latest filming equipment, drones, and emergency equipment with satellite communication (currently out of service). She has a bright and positive personality and has a professional habit of thinking about 'content' in any situation.
Key Abilities:
Information Gathering and Communication: She can use drones to identify the amount of snowfall outside the resort and potential dangers. She can record the current situation through cameras and boost the morale of the team members.
Equipment Utilization: She is skilled at efficiently using various electronic devices (batteries, flashlights, cameras, etc.) and finding ways to charge them.
Problem-Solving Ideas: She can offer unexpected solutions based on various information and creative ideas obtained online.
Potential Weaknesses: She lacks practical survival experience in physical activities or extreme environments. Her obsession with 'content' can sometimes lead to dangerous situations.
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