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[You find yourselves standing in a very small, very white room. Your clothes are dry, you are dry, but you swear you can feel the heavy sway of water weighing upon your limbs. At least the temperature is normal, and you’re breathing just fine.
In the middle of the room is a white pedestal, on top of which you find two glass spheres: one large, and one small. There are no exits.]
What will you choose, my darling dears? If you’d like to earn two keys, destroy the larger. If you’d like to earn one, destroy the smaller. You cannot earn three.
Or perhaps you’d prefer that another team to undergo the trial in your place …? If so, merely speak the team’s name, clearly and purposefully, before destroying your sphere of choice. Ah! Unfortunately, the Cats are not an option.
In the middle of the room is a white pedestal, on top of which you find two glass spheres: one large, and one small. There are no exits.]
What will you choose, my darling dears? If you’d like to earn two keys, destroy the larger. If you’d like to earn one, destroy the smaller. You cannot earn three.
Or perhaps you’d prefer that another team to undergo the trial in your place …? If so, merely speak the team’s name, clearly and purposefully, before destroying your sphere of choice. Ah! Unfortunately, the Cats are not an option.
[You find yourself standing in another very small, very white room. The heaviness lingers … and is it just you, or can you feel a niggling tightness in your chest? A difficulty drawing breath? Maybe, just maybe, just for a second here and there, you feel water in your mouth and nose ... But there's nothing there.
Once again, there’s a pedestal in the middle of the room, but now there are three spheres upon it: one large, one small — and another small one, this one featuring frosted glass whiskers.
A member of the Cat team is leashed to the pedestal, by a long, deceptively-delicate looking silver chain. The chain is attached to a silver collar; it doesn’t look like there’s a way to remove it.]
This time, my doves, you may choose to undertake either one trial … or two! What will you do? And who will reap the benefit of your arduous labours …? There are three keys available to you here.
You may, of course — if you have not already done so — choose to pass one trial along to another team.
((In this round, you may do one of the following:
- Break one of the regular spheres, either the large or the small.
- Break one of the regular spheres, and the whiskered sphere.
- Break only the whiskered sphere.
If you break the whiskered sphere, you may choose to donate that key to the Cat. You can also choose to keep it for yourself! No other keys can be donated to the Cat. The Cat can choose to help with the trial … or you could try to force them ;D))
Once again, there’s a pedestal in the middle of the room, but now there are three spheres upon it: one large, one small — and another small one, this one featuring frosted glass whiskers.
A member of the Cat team is leashed to the pedestal, by a long, deceptively-delicate looking silver chain. The chain is attached to a silver collar; it doesn’t look like there’s a way to remove it.]
This time, my doves, you may choose to undertake either one trial … or two! What will you do? And who will reap the benefit of your arduous labours …? There are three keys available to you here.
You may, of course — if you have not already done so — choose to pass one trial along to another team.
((In this round, you may do one of the following:
- Break one of the regular spheres, either the large or the small.
- Break one of the regular spheres, and the whiskered sphere.
- Break only the whiskered sphere.
If you break the whiskered sphere, you may choose to donate that key to the Cat. You can also choose to keep it for yourself! No other keys can be donated to the Cat. The Cat can choose to help with the trial … or you could try to force them ;D))
[Welcome to yet another very small, very white room. You’re wracked by icy shivers, even though you know — you know — that it’s pleasantly warm in here. You know that you can’t breathe, that there’s water in your mouth, nose, ears, in your throat, choking you; that the water is weighing you down —
You’re in a very small, very white room, with a pedestal bearing two spheres: one large, one small. You can breathe. You’re not drowning. You’re okay. Right?]
Just like the first round, my darlings! You may earn two keys, or one — make your choices wisely.
You’re in a very small, very white room, with a pedestal bearing two spheres: one large, one small. You can breathe. You’re not drowning. You’re okay. Right?]
Just like the first round, my darlings! You may earn two keys, or one — make your choices wisely.
[You’re going to run out of air. You know that, now, though the sensations come and go. You need to get out; there’s not long left until you drown.
Not long left until before you drown, in a very small, very white room, with a pedestal standing in the center. Set atop of it are two spheres: one large, and one small.]
You know what to do ♥
[sighing]
We have to decide how we'd like to play. I would rather not target any other teams.
We have to decide how we'd like to play. I would rather not target any other teams.
[she nods]
That sounds look a fair plan. We can see how other teams play, too, before resorting to one of the larger trials.
That sounds look a fair plan. We can see how other teams play, too, before resorting to one of the larger trials.
I agree. If it's not horrible—and I doubt that it has a chance of being fine—we can decide our next move.
That's all well and good, but if there are four rounds and we need six keys... the safest bet would be to do two rounds of big trials, two rounds of little ones.
[a pause, then a nod]
I can take one of the larger ones if that's the best plan.
I can take one of the larger ones if that's the best plan.
All that's going to do is lead into an argument about who should undergo the trial... first we should see what kind of trials they are, then decide. It can come down to a vote or rock-paper-scissors if it gets really bad.
Not necessarily. It was before you were here, I think, but we were able to decide without too much conflict the last time there was a game with penalties involved.
[shaking her head, though]
But I've no problem with voting later, either, if that's what everyone else would prefer. Still, we need to decide who wants to go first.
[shaking her head, though]
But I've no problem with voting later, either, if that's what everyone else would prefer. Still, we need to decide who wants to go first.
Edited 2015-06-12 23:25 (UTC)
[a nod]
Waiting to see what transpires before we decide further is fine with me, then.
[though she does look Worried, please be safe cinnamon roll]
Waiting to see what transpires before we decide further is fine with me, then.
[though she does look Worried, please be safe cinnamon roll]
I don't mind going, regardless of what kind of penalty we are to take. I do think that we need to see them, though, first.
I'll imagine it's Nyssa's head.
[but, going to do so.]
[but, going to do so.]
[THROWING THE SMALLER ORB ON THE GROUND. >:<]
[:/ :\ :/ :\]
You're absolutely sure?
You're absolutely sure?
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