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 Posted: Thu Feb 23, 2006 8:28 pm
Sahra watched Ana curiously, attempting to mimic her actions as she showed her. And as she did so, she accidentally whipped the dice out of her hands. "Whoops..." She jumped to her feet and darted after them, arms flailing about, attempting to catch them. But they hadn't really gone that far, but she couldn't help her automatic reaction. "Er." She grabbed the dice, and sat back down, "I guess, yeah..." She rolled them again across the board, slightly embarrassed; she looked at the number on the dice, and moved her piece accordingly.
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Posted: Sun Feb 26, 2006 10:52 am
As the dice went flying across the room, Ana watched in shock, and then began to laugh hysterically. She'd never seen that happen before ! She watched Sahra move intently, nodding when she had finished.
She then picked up the dice and tossed them to the board. She grimaced slightly, at her less than great roll, and moved her piece.
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Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 11:37 am
Twiddling her thumbs, Sahra watched on contently as Ana took her roll. This game reminded her of climbing in the trees with Aja; when he was in a serpent form, often of an albino python, and slithered through the trees at her side. She mewed, not paying much attention to her actions; she grabbed the die and whipped them at the board excitedly. Pawing at her piece, she moved it slowly along the board, almost nearly hitting a snake!
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Posted: Sat Mar 11, 2006 9:56 am
Ana watches happily as the game progressed, taking her time rolling the dice when they came to her. A few close calls later, her piece stood at an important junction - rolls a 3, and you hit a giant snake, roll a 4 and you go up a ladder.
She passed the dice off to Sahra once more, waiting with baited breath.
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Posted: Fri Mar 17, 2006 3:14 pm
Ears twitching while squinting at the board, Sahra tried to plan out some sort of strategy, but what could she possibly plan? Plotting seemed nearly impossible in this sort of game-- well; she'd just have to find some sort of way. Scooping up the die, she leaned forward on her knees and rolled the small pieces of plastic slowly, jungle coloured eyes glued on the destination point. Ah, two, a somewhat safe number, she nearly hit a snake, and would next roll if she didn't roll better than a five. She handed the dice back over to Ana.
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Posted: Sat Mar 18, 2006 6:26 pm
She rolled the dice, ever so carefully, and came up with a five. No snake, or ladder for her ... But both Sahra's and her piece were getting closer and closer to their final destinations. It wouldn't be too long now.
Ana handed the dice back to Sahra with a wry grin.
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Posted: Sat Mar 18, 2006 9:31 pm
This was it! She rolled, gaze glued to the dice once again, "Oh no~!" She laughed; she rolled a three, so it was down a snake! Well, at least she didn't fall down the ladder! That would be rather painful, yep, she thought indeed. Sahra rolled over onto her side, eying the board; she waited patiently to see what would happen to Ana. Oh wait, she forgot to give the dice back, whoops. She reached on arm outward and with a flick of the wrist she rolled the dice over to the girl on the opposite side of the board.
"I'm sorry, but we must get going." Placing a cellphone back into her pocket, Mew pulled her hair out of her face, and turned towards the way to call down her daughter. "Sahra, come on, time to go."
The young girl's ears flickered upward. "Aw, already?" She whined, looking back down at her quarry. "This is fun..." But obediently, she stood, grinning whole heartedly at Ana, before jetting off down to her mother.
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