Hospital(Ann and Tony)

Tony: The tiled floor doesn't seem to be conducive to climbing. Still, you come up with what you believe is an ingenious idea: climbing up the little foamboard ceiling tiles. Well, here's hoping it supports your weight...
Ah, there we go. Bit of a scare there at one point, when a bar failed under your foot. Still, you clamber up into the hallway.(1 4 9(1)) Midori scampers off your arm, staring at the odd flipped floor.

Exercise: Tony - +1 Str, +1 Athletics.

Tony looks down, ready to give Ann some help up.

Ann climbs and takes Tony's hand when she can reach it. (1 6 6 7 + whatever she gets for Tony helping)

Ann: The ceiling bars fall out from under your feet, but Tony quickly shoots out his hand and grabs you, pulling you up to ground(wall?) level.

"Thanks." Ann heads back to where the gravity changed, keeping her hand and knee on the surface she hopes will become the floor.

The gravity doesn't right itself, sadly, and the hospital is left sitting on its side. You try to not put your hand in any broken lights on the "wall".

Tony continues down the hallway, ready to grab at the walls(cieling?) the next time the floor shifts. "Great, whats next..."

"I dunno, but I really, really don't want to go outside now. We've got to fix this and last time that meant killing the monster that did it, so, much as I hate to say this, maybe we should walk back into the trap?"

Tony looks back at Ann like she has lost her marbles, and then thinks and reconsiders. "well... I'm sorry but that seems REALLY stupid. Can't we find a different way to at least figure out what is doing this rather then just walking into it's trap?"

"I hope so. You got an idea?"

"not a clue"

Ann leans against whatever passes for a wall these days. "Fuck. I'm pretty clueless too. Looks like the path of least resistance or crawling around trying not to fall down a corridor. Or both. I still say our best chance of fixing this is find what did it and kill it, but that's also our best chance having something really goddamn awful happen. You think we'll still have this problem outside the building?"

Tony scratches behind his left ear. "I don't think so. A lot of the monsters don't seem to move between floors well, and I was able to escape one by heading outside. Still, if you want to head outside again we need to be careful."

"Yeah." Ann tries to work out the door to the fire escape is on the new ceiling or the new floor.

Ann: It's on the wall, just at a 90 degree tilt.

"Ok, we need something to tie me with. Then I'm going outside." Ann scans her surroundings for anything tieable that's going to be more stable than a rope o' clothes.

Ann: Sadly, nothing of the sort exists. Clearly you shall have to romantically hold Tony's hand as he saves you in the case of misaligned gravity-based shenanigans.

Tony peers into his backback and then closes it up again. "yeah, I don't have any climbing gear. guess were going to have to do this the normal way." He moves along with Ann as she does, and makes an attempt to help her should she lose her balance.

Ann heads to the door (sorry, can't remember how difficult it should be to get to). Assuming she reaches it, she opens it and sticks her head out, to see where her head goes.

Ann: Your brain is suddenly confused, as the world rights(or wrongs, in this case) itself outside the door. Sideways is now down again, but only for your head.

"OK! We're good, it's only the inside. I say we try going back in by a different entrance."

Tony helps move Midori and Ann to the land of the right-side-up. and then goes there himself. "so, where ARE we going to come in from?"

Tony: That felt bizarre. Gravity pulled on you in two directions for a moment there, which should not be. Still, you're on the fire escape, and not hurtling into the distance, so all is good.

"I don't know. Front door? Window somewhere?"

Tony looks at Ann a tad sternly. "your kidding right? we are on the sixth floor and you want to climb a window?"