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WATER GUN RACE

Crisis seemed to be averted it seem, even if she wasn't aware of exactly was going on. But, Danny seemed to not be staring pointedly at the other students now and had simply gone back to the subject of dresses. "M-mine d-doesn't usually c-catch f-fire," so she couldn't relate but she could see where the other ghoul was going with it. Having a flame on one's tail would probably be a little worrisome in a long gown.

"Y-your m-modific-cations are w-wonderful," she smiled as her own attention was still not on the game. Yet she was still pulling the trigger and had not noticed that her balloon had actually popped. "I r-really l-like it, it f-fits the th-them v-very w-well and.. y-you."

And then she heard a little grunt to her side, from where the booth was set up. And the little gawdily dressed gnome jabbed some tickets at her. Oh wait, had she won? "aa!"

[ score : 21/20 O_O ]

chimarii

"Excellent." He could live with being in her debt, and not knowing exactly how he would pay her back. But when she asked him what he wanted to do, he stopped swiping the bat at the air, and looked down at her sternly.

"Of course there is something I want to do." His low, quiet voice sounded just a little too serious. "I want to be with you. Around you. I am doing what I want, right now. This is my desire fulfilled." His seriousness lifted into a soft smile, that then turned into a slightly goofy grin. The grin occurred because he thought, if there was ever a time he wouldn't feel bad for it, this was it..

So he bopped her on the head with the bat. Gently.

Miasma nodded and followed him out, casting a slightly nervous glance at the flame demon again before hurrying after the fox boil.

[ Exit ]

BALLOON POP

Bit discouraged from her not so glamorous attempt at ring toss game Neza decides to go with the board with the most balloons on it. She will have to have some lucky hits, right?

It was all very surprising, and Maple took her tickets with a small uttered thank you and clasped them tightly. More tokens to help build self esteem, they were always welcome no matter how small. And of course with the compliments about her attire and how she fared with the game, she blushed. "Th-thank you, I've n-never had m-myself b-been d-described as hot b-before," usually it was cute. And she rather felt a little proud of obtaining the new adjective.

The slap on her back made her buckle a little and the little witch had to regain herself from the force. Danny was rather strong after all. "Aa." But she did. "It w-would have b-been n-no c-contest with f-fire." She found herself giggling, it was up in the air if she would try a game that dealt with fire really. Andrew probably would be all over it though, just like this ghoul.

"D-did you want t-to p-play another g-game?" It didn't look like she was going to be finding her date at the moment, and actually she was having a bit of fun. Maybe it was this other ghoul's competitive edge rubbing off on her.

chimarii

While her offer wasn't necessarily something he would consider payment for the debt, he had to admit that he was intrigued by it. He wanted to know all about Sophie - he'd already said so before. And he felt a strange confidence in telling her everything about himself, as well. The only problem remaining, was that they were in the middle of a noisy, crowded Midway, playing games. This was not the ideal location for the kind of conversation he knew he wanted, very badly.

"I accept your offer." He murmured quietly, taking her hand and holding it up to his lips. "But not here. Would this not be better spoken somewhere more private? Just the two of us, perhaps; without all the noise, and lights."

DUCK POND

He didn't give up, the blue ribbon duckling granted him a ticket as prize, but his target was the red ribbon pretty.

"Where are you, little thing?" He muttered to himself as if the duck would hear and come to him.

A duckling seemed to hear his call, but it wasn't the red one. Another ticket for him. He shrugged and walked away from the pond since there was a queue waiting behind.

Maybe he would have luck at other games? The minipet prize that can be claimed by tickets looked great, more games meant more tickets.

DUCK POND

After struggling free from the bizarre obstacle house.. thing, Jil found a room of games. She'd pointedly avoided the area with the rides. Thankfully they were large enough that she could detour around them.

She approached what looked like a makeshift body of water and some 3-eyed ducks swiming along. It took almost no effort for her to grab one by the head. With it's eyes covered it writhed and snapped but was mostly inneffective. The ribbon on it's leg indicated she'd won a ticket.

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