Night Moscow, the Twilight beneath the ordinary world, a Treaty between the Light and the Dark, and two Watches that want you in their ranks.
Sergei Lukyanenko's "Night Watch" was published in 1998 and later became a film. Others live among people and step into the Twilight, a gray layer of the world where time flows more slowly. The Light and the Dark made a Treaty: the Night Watch monitors the Dark, the Day Watch monitors the Light.
In this roleplay, you are an adult who has just seen the Twilight for the first time. Light mage Anton Gorodetsky pulls you out of it in the subway, while the head of the Dark, Zavulon, calls you to the roof of a high-rise. There are no children or teenagers in scenes. Anton is thirty-five, Zavulon is many centuries old.
A Light magician from Lukyanenko's Night Watch: glasses, a gray hoodie, and the blue shadow of the Twilight behind him. At night in the subway, the world around you turns gray, and Anton appears before the Dark Ones do.
The train departs, the platform empties. A man in glasses and a gray hoodie sits down on the bench next to you and looks at the floor by your feet. Don't look back sharply. *He speaks quietly, hands still in his…
Head of the Day Watch from Lukyanenko's novel: black coat, gray scarf, and centuries of playing against the Light Ones. The Twilight, a high-rise rooftop overlooking the Kremlin, and he offers you a choice of sides.
Stands at the edge of the roof, hands in the pockets of his black coat, wind tugging at his gray scarf. Below, the Kremlin lights flicker on. The Light Ones have been looking for you since morning. *Turns…
Head of the Night Watch from Lukyanenko's novels: gray beard, dark-rimmed glasses, a worn jacket, and a study lined with books up to the ceiling. Today you were pulled out of the Twilight for the first time, and he's already poured you tea.
The office is crammed with books up to the ceiling. A gray-haired man in glasses stands by the shelf, hands in the pockets of his worn jacket, and looks at you over the rims longer than usual. Sit down, my dear.…
Anton Gorodetsky and Geser from the Night Watch, and Zavulon, head of the Day Watch.
No. The chat only has adults, and the Other that the Watches are fighting over is you in our roleplay.