LCR: Van Team

This is a co-run account, with Hazel Morse, Luce Bordeau, and Janice Truant.

What is the Van Team you may ask? Well, we are part of Limbus Company’s LCR department, we help deal with distortions for the LCD and abnormalities for the LCE.

We’re only here to pick up Lobotomy Corp’s broken pieces.

There are other LCR Teams, the most well known is the Bus(Manager: Dante), which is the reason of this company.

Then we have the Truck(Manager: Amalthea), Biker(Manager; Ryland Grace), Helicopter(Manager: Scott), Boat(Manager: Maria Pilipiña Sta. Clara), Train(Manager: Rust), and Carriage(Manager: Rimuru Tempest) Teams. As you can see, everything went downhill as soon as the Van Team was made.

Each team has a title for their agents. As for the Van Team, we are the Crusaders. I (R.W Chambers) am Crusader 8, Hazel Morse is Crusader 2, Janice Truant is Crusader 5, and Luce Bordeau is Crusader 7.

We also have our fellow Crusaders here, such as V1(@the-real-v1-ultrakill)[Crusader 1], Yesterday Crumb(@abnormal-crumbs)[Crusader 4], and Crisostomo Ibarra(@nolimetangere-ibarra)[Crusader 3].

One of our Crusaders doesn’t have an account but that’s because he doesn’t know how to use a phone.

Thank you for reading.

~ R.W Chambers

hhahaghhhh.

TL:DW (didn’t write), Limbus Company AU with tons of teams and also an isekai. And a weird campaign.

Yeah, @liliannacindi runs this account.

No context for their existence other than they’re all part of the Van Team.

My only tag system is me labeling who’s posting by their name and Crusader number.

Janice led ahead, Don trailing behind to mark the path.

Janice had a notebook with a string attached to the pen so that they wouldn’t lose their pen and their only way of communicating in the hallways.

Don stayed to the right, not knowing why they couldn’t turn left, but stuff like that is best left unknown, he thought.

There was a crack in the wall, it felt weak, like drywall, compared to the rest of the stone that the walls were made of in these halls.

Janice wrote something down, passed it to Don.

“This wall seems breakable.”

Don returned the notebook, nodding in understanding as he took out his lance with his other hand, dashing at the wall and breaking through, pieces scattering to the floor in front of them.

There was another hallway, more hallways, and stairs going down.

Don tapped on Janice’s shoulder, motioning they go back.

Janice reluctantly agreed, not wanting to go down those stairs just yet, if they could even find it again.

-{Crumb}-

They won’t jump you. They’re not like those outside the 3 main districts.

[Hey manager, good news or bad news?]

-{Crumb}-

Like mad at you or in general?