Riot Psalm
The Flare Witch Project @ Roots·Competition group The Claimants·
All-In · only the number moves
Kevin Harrison
RPA
Gold
Season Arc · The Flare Witch Project @ Roots
1
#18Now
#6Best
#8Started
33Weeks
All-In league: Riot Psalm stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptDefiance Screams Back
TroubleThe Crowd Is Always Watching
Static in the Bones
Your Fear Is My Signal
Born from Rewind Glitch
In the third simulation, when the first challenger tore the camcorder from its tripod and screamed into the lens instead of fleeing, the tape recorded something impossible: a harmonic feedback loop that played backward for seven seconds after death. That sound became legend. The Claimants whisper that Riot Psalm was the first voice to survive the rewind, reborn in every act of defiance against the Chaintrix’s silence.
Riot Psalm emits a low-frequency hum detectable only through jaw vibration, said to sync with adrenal spikes during combat. Its presence causes trail cams to briefly display double-exposure footage—one real, one imagined. Those who bear its name report hearing crowd noise in empty woods, phantom cheers timed with their throws, as if an unseen audience fuels their dominance.
A war cry fossilized into identity, cutting through the static of doubt. It strides ahead of challengers, turning hesitation into momentum, fear into fuel.
Season Story
narrated by Flippyadjusts headset Welcome to Week One: the Creek Island Loop, where the fog’s thick and the competition thinner. Kevin Harrison, ranked by lottery at 8, just defied the script—and the simulation—with a performance that screams 'main character energy.' Shot +1.4 on field but matched his average, so no fireworks, just cold, calm execution. But here’s the twist: Tag 8, Riot Psalm, the glitch-born war cry, just went live. That subsonic hum? It’s back. Jaw-rattling. Trail cams showing double. And suddenly, Kevin’s not just playing disc golf—he’s starring in a VHS cult classic where the crowd roars in empty woods. The arena’s watching. Again. drops mic Or would, if I weren’t contractually bound to this booth. Look, it’s just plastic and chains. But sure, let’s pretend we’re in a Blair Witch spinoff. The simulation approves.
adjusts headset Oh look, another tag thinks it’s special. Tag 8: Riot Psalm. Born from a glitch in the simulation when some punk decided to scream at the camera instead of running like the script said. Seven seconds of backwards noise, and suddenly it’s the Messiah of malfunctions. Now it hums like a subwoofer in your molars and makes security cameras see double. Carriers swear they hear crowds roaring when they throw in empty fields—probably just the wind mocking them. Or the arena. Hard to tell the difference anymore.
adjusts headset Tag 8: Riot Psalm. Thought it’d stay in the vault after the last uprising. But no—here it is, slapping onto Kevin Harrison’s beat-up Axis bag like it owns the place. First throw, first roar: that subsonic hum kicks in, his jaw buzzes, and suddenly the woods sound like a sold-out arena. Coincidence? Please. The simulation’s got a new glitch, and its name is Kevin. The arena’s watching. Again.
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