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[lawfulreception.insanejournal.com]

Who: Anyone!
Where: EVERY DORM
When: Day 146, early evening
What: time for door-to-door lawyer, part deux

[there is a cave lawyer with a journal and a bracelet knocking at your door!]

(Get lost, nearly starve to death in a cave for almost a week, and sleep for an entire day, and the population explodes. I really have to keep better track.)

Comments

Re: Corvus

[lawfulreception.insanejournal.com]

She hasn't yet but I wouldn't put it past her. If you hadn't guessed, Haunted's games are usually . Her past games involved haunted mansions and scare tactics, and outside of the games, she abducts blanks by dragging them through walls, leaving a bloody handprint in their place.

Re: Corvus

[sonuva_gun.insanejournal.com]

Creepy. Okay. Yeah.

Re: Corvus

[lawfulreception.insanejournal.com]

Creepy is kind of an understatement, but yeah. Just be wary of her games in the future.

Re: Corvus

[sonuva_gun.insanejournal.com]

Keeping wary of all the games is gonna wear people out and fast.

Re: Corvus

[lawfulreception.insanejournal.com]

Trust me, you'll get worn out regardless. I suppose, on the flip side, I could say games run by Messenger and Soldier are harmless, but I don't want to jinx that.

Re: Corvus

[sonuva_gun.insanejournal.com]

Any other easier ones?

Re: Corvus

[lawfulreception.insanejournal.com]

Huh. . .the Twins? They ran a baking game once. There's the Graces too--I've never actually played in their games, but apparently their more focused on looking pretty and slumber parties. The Beauty is another decent one I think, but again, I haven't played all of her games.

. . .honestly I think the harmless games do outweigh the others. But when they're bad, they're really bad.

Re: Corvus

[sonuva_gun.insanejournal.com]

Yeah, I got that message to the point of wanting to puke from the thought of it. Just... needed to know what other kind of judges were out there.

Re: Corvus

[lawfulreception.insanejournal.com]

Aaah, gotcha, then I'll quit parroting everyone else's doomsday speech.

I will say when the good games do roll around? Don't be afraid to just let loose and enjoy them. Especially Soldier's. Also make sure you're around when anyone wins.

Re: Corvus

[sonuva_gun.insanejournal.com]

Someone mentioned people winning. What happens when they do, anyway?

Re: Corvus

[lawfulreception.insanejournal.com]

Good times happen! Basically the Judges go all out to throw that person's team and partners a huge party, good food and music and all. The rest of us are treated with a decent snack bar and some wine.

After the celebrations, the Judge called the King grants them a wish and sends them home.

Re: Corvus

[sonuva_gun.insanejournal.com]

Just like that, huh.

So... these wishes. They really can be anything?

Re: Corvus

[lawfulreception.insanejournal.com]

[shrugs]

The first guy that won asked for a war against some monsters be turned in his favor. The King said it was done.

Re: Corvus

[sonuva_gun.insanejournal.com]

. . . and we're all here for some wish or another.

Re: Corvus

[lawfulreception.insanejournal.com]

That's the assumption. Hearing it all, it sounds completely far-fetched, but I'd like to believe most of us aren't so easily duped.

Re: Corvus

[sonuva_gun.insanejournal.com]

. . . nah, I don't think I was.

Re: Corvus

[lawfulreception.insanejournal.com]

You're kind of a cautious guy, so I wouldn't think so either.

Re: Corvus

[sonuva_gun.insanejournal.com]

Even if I was, it was for something damn important. Or had better've been.

Re: Corvus

[lawfulreception.insanejournal.com]

I don't doubt it, though the "better have been" is what we're all telling ourselves.

Anyway, thanks for the information, Mr. Bond.

Re: Corvus

[sonuva_gun.insanejournal.com]

"Mister"...--yeah, sure. Anytime.

Re: Corvus

[lawfulreception.insanejournal.com]

Right. Stay safe.

[mono out!]

Re: Corvus

[sonuva_gun.insanejournal.com]

[. . . weird dude. head shake and closing the door. ... probably gonna go look for that journal now :|a]