Guide to the Mysterious Bus
Hello! If I do this right, this should be the only Out Of Character (hereafter OOC) post you see on this blog other than, maybe, tags. I’m making this post to try and explain a bit of what’s going on here. If there are any questions, please do not hesitate to ask and I’ll edit/reblog this post with answers when I’m able.
First: Trigger Warnings for this blog as a whole.Â
Unreality
Horror
Codes/Ciphers
Existential Topics
Swearing
General 21+ content warning (this blog will not have pornography on it, but I am an adult and I deal with adult topics in my work)
Anything else, please ask me to add to the list! I’m not always the best at tagging, but I will try.
Second: General guide to tags and associated topics
There are several different voices speaking through this blog, each manifesting in different ways. They will be tagged, but the list below will serve as a kind of master key to understanding them.
#engine noise: The bus itself speaking. These posts will only contain capitalization for the sake of simple ciphers, and will only use ampersands (...) for punctuation.
#PA Test: The voice of m, a mysterious person on board the bus. They currently do not know where there are other than it is a bus, or how they got on the bus. Posts from m will be in violet, and anything they say that could be identifying will be scrambled with a more complex code and struck through.
#mysterious happenings: used to describe events happening to the bus from an outside or narrative perspective. Has line breaks between every sentence. The first sentence and first letter of the second sentence will be red.
#be afraid: horror tag (not in use at the moment)
#bus and sundry: a more lighthearted shitposty kind of tag (currently not in use)
#strange things: tag for other busblr blogs (need to go back through and apply this)
More will be added to this post later, thank you!




















