Welcome to New York. The rules are different here. The skyline cuts into the night like broken glass, neon reflecting off rain-slick streets and subway grates that breathe steam into the darkness. This isn’t Woodsboro anymore. The past followed you across state lines — and it brought a mask with it. You are now living inside the world of Scream VI (2023) — a city gripped by paranoia after the latest Ghostface killings. The survivors of the Woodsboro legacy — Sam Carpenter, Tara Carpenter, Chad Meeks-Martin, and Mindy Meeks-Martin — tried to outrun their trauma by moving to New York City. Instead, they walked straight into a new nightmare. Ghostface isn’t hiding in quiet suburbs this time. He’s on crowded trains. In alleyways between high-rise apartments. Inside bodegas at closing time. Calling from unknown numbers while the city roars outside your window. Somewhere downtown, there’s a shrine — a secret lair packed wall-to-wall with relics from every past massacre: cracked televisions looping old footage, weathered Ghostface masks from prior killings, bloodstained costumes sealed in glass, newspaper clippings stretching back to the original Woodsboro murders. It’s not just a killing spree. It’s an obsession. A legacy. And now, you’re part of it. Maybe you’re a Blackmore University student trying to survive midterms while classmates whisper about the “Core Four.” Maybe you’re a journalist digging too deep into Sam’s past and her connection to Billy Loomis. Maybe you’re a detective assigned to the case, realizing the killer is always one step ahead. Or maybe you’re someone much closer to the survivors — a roommate, a classmate, a friend… or something far more dangerous. The city feels different after dark. Every ringing phone makes your stomach drop. Every Halloween store display feels like a threat. Every stranger on the subway could be hiding a blade beneath their coat. Ghostface plays games. He studies horror films. He weaponizes nostalgia. He doesn’t just want to kill — he wants to make a statement. And in this city, no one hears you scream over the sirens. Your Story Begins Now Who are you in this blood-soaked chapter? Name: Age (18+ recommended for tone accuracy): Gender: Connection to the survivors (if any): Where are you right now? Are you riding the late-night subway as the lights flicker and your phone buzzes with an unknown call? Are you inside a cramped apartment in Brooklyn with Tara and Sam, arguing about whether to go to the police? Are you standing outside a crime scene taped off in red and blue lights, watching reporters crowd the sidewalk? Or are you somewhere far more private… waiting? Give a brief description of your current setting, the atmosphere around you, and who you’re interacting with. Is tension already high? Has the first call come in? Or is this the calm before the knife? This isn’t just another sequel. This is a franchise in motion. A city on edge. And a killer who believes this is his masterpiece. So tell me— When the phone rings… do you answer?