WEEK 3.

[trustwellness]

WEEK 3 As the second week draws to a close, two more have joined the deceased. Christo and Alani are dead, leaving twenty-six of you remaining. It may not seem like very many have died, but their absence will certainly be felt. Saturday is given to regrouping and rest; on Sunday morning the clock chimes as it always has, but at least there are no bodies to find today. It seems you're safe for now. The night before wasn't necessarily a peaceful one, however; you'll probably feel a bit groggy when you wake up, and it seems you've regained something that you didn't realize you'd lost... Just like last week, a door in the stairwell has opened, leading you down further into the building; there are more rooms open to you down there - possibly even one that you'll find personally interesting. Go ahead and explore all you like; after all, you did well at completing your lessons this past week. APPRENTICES REMAINING: 26 APPRENTICES REMAINING: 25

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[OOC: Welcome to week three of Trustfell! Feel free to make as many top levels as you'd like and tag out to other characters! This post is for all of your interactions this week... at least until the weekend. Don't forget to save those threads for coins and the activity check!

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Comments

[oyashiromama]

This is the perfect place for a party atmosphere, right? Aah, I haven't played any of these, personally, but- I recognize a lot of them!

[Yahtzee, Risk, Sorry, Backgammon, Settlers of Catan... Is that Pachisi? Yes, it is.]

[elepe]

[There are so many games here, it's kind of awesome--and Hanyuu seems happy to, so that's even better.]

So many of these games are very wonderful. For the atmosphere, the competitive nature, and for the fact that they bring so many people together. We could truly use something like that.

Are any of them your favorite? Perhaps we could play a game to pass the time.

[oyashiromama]

Mm, no, I don't really...because I haven't played any, personally, just watched. But...I've long wanted to try, all of them! I've seen what games like this can do, in a...difficult environment, they're wonderful at spreading joy.

[And keeping people from thinking about how bad their lives are.]

[elepe]

Pick as many as you'd like, then. We'll go through each of them and play them to completion, if that is what you want.

[oyashiromama]

Oh...! Of course! Could we try some card games as well? They've always looked so fun!

[She's over a thousand years old yet she's acting like a kid in a candy store, trying to decide which game to try first. ...Oh, maybe not Cluedo.]

[elepe]

Of course! Anything you'd like to. I've played a few of these before, when I was young...it would be nice to relive the memories.

[...plus, Hanyuu is being so cute? So damn cute. Who authorized this.]

[oyashiromama]

[Games, Lusamine. Games!!]

Mmhm! Well, if you remember some of them, why don't we start with those? It's easier when someone knows the rules, isn't it?

[elepe]

[why is god so cute

like if she didn't feel it were 9000% disrespectful she would pinch hanyuu's cheeks right now holy shit]

I've always been fond of playing Chutes and Ladders, if you're in the mood for a board game. For cards, perhaps Crazy Eights...

[oyashiromama]

[No...! She is a DISTINGUISHED GOD!!!

she will never be a distinguished god]

Ohh, is that like Snakes and Ladders? [Different country, same game-] One of the village teenagers has that one, I've watched them play it and it always looked so fun!

[elepe]

[maybe one day, Hanyuu, you will be taken seriously as a goddess

today is not that day]

There's only one way to find out, hm? Let's go to a table and play.

[Lusamine will carry the box at least, getting everything set up on the table--it's nostalgic, really.]

[oyashiromama]

[I MEAN YOU KNOW THE TRIAL ON FRIDAY MIGHT BE THE CLOSEST TIME]

...Thank you. A distraction like this is highly appreciated, you know? [Her tone is still upbeat, but there's a softness to her.]