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slt_archive2010-07-05 12:51 am
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Entry tags:
- !days 140-149,
- albert de morcerf,
- dean winchester,
- edward elric,
- gokudera hayato,
- hattori heiji,
- jace beleren,
- kudo shinichi,
- minami ikki,
- nabuca,
- rory pond,
- syaoran,
- yamamoto takeshi,
- {jin kisaragi},
- {kirika yuumura},
- {noel vermillion},
- {yuri volte hyuga},
- {{{geddoe}}},
- {{{mikaila}}},
- {{{miranda lotto}}},
- {{{toboe}}}
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Who: Rory, Lynx, Anyone
Where: The Lynx and Corvus area.
When: Day 145, afternoon
What: Look, some new people!
[There's a person in gray walking around the new buildings. He seems to be scanning the area around the two buildings, getting his bearings perhaps? Though he looks pretty calm and collected.
Bother?]
Where: The Lynx and Corvus area.
When: Day 145, afternoon
What: Look, some new people!
[There's a person in gray walking around the new buildings. He seems to be scanning the area around the two buildings, getting his bearings perhaps? Though he looks pretty calm and collected.
Bother?]
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Representatives from each team were chosen and placed in a series of rooms. In order to move on, you had to leave a partner-team pair behind in each room. The first room was a steam bath, dangerous but not fatal; when there was disagreement, our representative and his partner decided to take the fall. The next room, everyone who passed on had to break someone else's bone, and that dissolved into a brawl pretty quickly before Orion and Cepheus stopped it by volunteering. The third room had walls that closed in, not completely, but enough to break ribs if you were at the center. Unfortunately, everyone was so busy fighting that they couldn't get out in time.
The thing about games like that is that there's usually a way to minimize damage all around, but sometimes people don't see it, or don't look.
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[thinking for a moment before releasing a breath and giving a bit of a nod] Okay. I got it. Thanks.
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Exactly. If people kept their heads, they'd be better off -- but that's easy to say, and hard to do in a crisis.
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I'll remember.
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