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TAKSHAKA
[The room you step into looks like it could be a miniature ballroom, complete with stained glass windows and vast, ornate mirrors.
Your team's column is set into one wall, easily accessible but as impregnable as ever. One of the mirrors may prove almost as interesting, if you can tear your eyes away from your trapped teammate. Through it, you are somehow able to see every other team's column and what is inside, though nothing beyond that.
The floor beneath your feet polished, patterned wood, inlaid with the pattern of a grand sundial in your team's colors. In the center of the pattern stands a pedestal, upon which sits a collection of colorful glass ornaments. It looks like there's room for other items, but there's nothing else to be found just yet . . . ]
Your team's column is set into one wall, easily accessible but as impregnable as ever. One of the mirrors may prove almost as interesting, if you can tear your eyes away from your trapped teammate. Through it, you are somehow able to see every other team's column and what is inside, though nothing beyond that.
The floor beneath your feet polished, patterned wood, inlaid with the pattern of a grand sundial in your team's colors. In the center of the pattern stands a pedestal, upon which sits a collection of colorful glass ornaments. It looks like there's room for other items, but there's nothing else to be found just yet . . . ]
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I will. I will ... give up my happiness.
[because there is no way to be happy in this situation.]
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[ she would sooner do it to herself than see Finch joyless forever. ]
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There is no way that I could go without happiness forever with this team.
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[ Sparrow manages a small smile and reaches for Finch's hand to squeeze it tightly. ]
I'll do the next one.
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I will leave it to you. Please be careful, Sparrow.
[And with that, she's following the instructions needed and concentrating hard on the feeling she wants to give up—her happiness.]
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[You feel the emotion sllllowly draining away, and as it does so, the shard steadily becomes brighter and brighter.
When all of your happiness is gone, the shard vanishes.]
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