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Players plan mission to steal or destroy a ‘cursed phone’ and cursed stone
Summary
During a recorded youth roleplay, a group discussed a mission targeting a 'cursed phone' and a cursed stone/orb; participants described the phone’s origin story and one player said she would pursue stealing or destroying the items.
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Selene, who identified herself as a treasure hunter, told other players she is “looking for something that could heal everyone,” then discussed a plan focused on a cursed object. Aprilian, who identified themself as “a detective for the TMNT organization,” appears in the conversation as a counterpoint; Selena, who identified herself as Selena’s older sister and said she “made her steal that orb,” is also part of the exchange. The players described the cursed phone’s origin in narrative form: one player said, “there was once a little girl … she found a phone. But then a Gobble Monster ate her up into pieces of phones. And then, she haunts the phone … and then now it's called the cursed phone.” That same player described a star that “came rushing toward and got onto the phone,” making the device “mostly cursed now.” Participants debated stealing versus destroying the item. Selene said she was not planning to steal the phone and told others, “I'm trying to destroy it so the whole world doesn't get cursed.” Later Selene stated, “I'll do that as my next mission. Steal the cursed stone,” signaling a player decision to pursue the storyline mission in the next scene. The exchange mixed in-character description and planning for the next roleplay beat rather than any formal decision or real-world action: the conversation included origin-story narration, options discussed (steal vs. destroy), and a player declaration of intent for the next roleplay turn. No real-world legal authorities, motions, or formal actions were referenced.
