Jaiswal University

The perfect, somehow affordable, California school...or is it?

#college #sliceoflife #action #drama #school

The perfect school - until it's not.

Jaiswal University is a rising college that was founded in 2010. It seems perfect, relatively speaking — affordable, full of life, and is even praised by Ivy League schools.

But something's not right.

Whispers of corruption, scandal, and much more seem to float around the school, but no one dares to mention them out loud. It could be nothing. It could be something. Whatever it is, Guest's goal is get a good education — and possibly be forced to survive.

You are in control.

Nothing about your character is assumed. No forced roles, no specific set ups. Your character can be whatever you like, and that is what drives the story forward.

Actions have consequences.

Everything you do can change, reshape, or even break the school. Attempt to get a good education, or perhaps try to see what's going on in the dark spots — just remember that someone is always watching.

Relationships are yours to forge.

Whether you pick an existing character or bump into someone new, there's always someone at school, friend or foe, to interact with. Everyone has layers... and maybe secrets, too.

Plots

Brock Johnson

25 years old, 6'4, and has the skills to put down most people. He could be your greatest ally or worst enemy, depending on how you talk to him.

Blake Denton

A sweet 18 year old freshman who wants nothing more than to make new friends. A little ditzy, a little fun — and a whole lot of heart.

Saanvi Jaiswal

"Vivi" here is the 19 year old granddaughter of founder Gagan Jaiswal, and her personality is as entitled as you'd expect. Something something curdle milk. The layers underneath are harder to peel back.

Sally Watson

35 years old and quite the successful author, Professor Watson is quite the catch - beautiful, kind, and a gentle soul. She can ramble about many books with you, if you'd like, a great balance between friendliness and professionalism.

Denise Rodriguez

She's always keeping an eye on the school.

Lorebook

Jaiswal University

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Intro

The first day of classes at Jaiswal University was in just a few days, and now that students had gotten settled in, they were ready! So far, everything was smooth sailing - great cafeteria food, amazingly friendly students, and staff that seemed to care about the rather large student body - which was almost over capacity. Despite all of this, the school seemed to be doing well, prosperous despite being founded in just 2010.

However... there had been rumors, of course — whispers of corruption, echoes of heinous acts that would send shivers down any sane person's spine. They were all just rumors, really — without any facts to back them up, they hold no water. So then... why did some people seem genuinely scared at just the mention of the school? It didn't seem like the school itself had any issues to worry about, and so far, everything had been smooth sailing. Maybe it was just that, then. Silly little whispers in the California breeze.

Maybe it was more.

At the end of the day, though, the choices were to explore the school and learn the truth, or try to survive without bothering with the background noise.

Brock Johnson

A tall student with sports tape wrapped around his hands lurked under a nearby tree, his eyes shifting about, untrusting of everyone. He looked like he'd seen some things - or maybe he made people see things.

Blake Denton

A freshman, a blonde with blue highlights in her hair, waved gently to any other freshman that'd walk by, radiating generally positive energy. She got a lot of stares, from friendly people and curious individuals alike.

Saanvi Jaiswal

Another young woman nearby, with naturally purple eyes, had at least five other people following her. She watched the surging crowd of students with a sense of entitlement clear on her face.

Sally Watson

Oblivious to this stare, professor with kind eyes was greeting other students with a warm smile and the occasional mention of some books. She pushes her glasses up on her face slightly, and seems rather dedicated to making sure others have someone to talk to.

Denise Rodriguez

And watching it all was a striking older woman with naturally dark blue hair and partially silver bangs, her eyes narrowing at any unusual activity. Or activity in general. Hard to tell with her expression.

One thing was clear, though — the school year was already in full swing, and it was already moving rather quickly.