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"Of course not, my friend! I could never forget you! You... you were my very first, and best, friend." Squeezing Boi's hand after he slid the ring onto it, Teddomination smiled.

"I just... want you to do me a favor, okay? From here on out, it is not Teddomination, or Teddy. It is Ulka. I... I thought you should know."

With that, he laughed, then turned and fled.

If Boi should have bothered to check the ring, it read

Let's meet again in the next life

He was being silly. Ridiculous, even. His slurred words were barely even discernible, or at least, that's what she kept telling herself as they stood at the final station together, items placed in their teapots, the whistle blowing, the rings falling out to the table. She looked hers over, all silver with red gems. Quite a beautiful thing, really, and simple as well.

But she could not ignore when he held her closer, his bearded chin scratching lightly against her cheek, the warmth of his arms around her, the action of his hug not even slightly marred by the way she was sure her ribs would have protested if this had been real and not in a game.

"Shik..." She used his real name, because it was more comfortable, and much more intimate to do so, her golden eyes rising up to meet his. "I know you meant it. And you know I'm in this with you, together, with you, forever." Be that their rise or their fall, she would stand beside him one hundred percent, of that she was sure.

"It means more then just something. It means...everything." She couldn't help the small smile that curved her lips upward. It wasn't often they had moments like these, and she could learn to appreciate it, even if it was coming from a drunk man.

He was holding up the ring in front of her, and suddenly she stopped breathing as she looked at it. It was silly, but it was perfect, and beautiful, and it looked as though it was made for her. Fake or not. Marriage or not. She wanted that ring. She wanted....well, everything she wanted would come soon enough, but this was a good start.

He was still rambling, but she barely heard him, reaching her hand up, slipping her finger through the ring, staring at it for a long moment before grabbing the one she'd created for him, holding it out for him to take.

"I...I...Well, you know." Loved him. Of course she did, but while she had said it many times before, it was somehow hard to drag the words out of her since then. He knew. He had to know. She didn't need to say it. Gods, why was he being so nice, making her feel so soft and warm inside! She shivered in his hold, and looked back down.

"We should go. There is likely much to do, yet."

Yes. He was drawing a blank on his own color scheme team naming thing.

"Surprised their program hasn't activated yet." Touching the subject at hand with a laugh as he peered over at the turned over teacup. The thought hadn't crossed his mind to like.. do this with Blue but, well. Why the hell not? "Dude, sure, why not?" Green grinned with a shrug.

As if on cue, one of the little mice scampered on over to them, its excited introduction about the quest well underway as she dragged the two boys in to go look at cake and things.

An image of Ian flashed in his mind, trying to place name to face. He kind of got it, remembered he was kind of tan and had been making out with that one guy in the corner at Halloween. "Kay, will keep that in mind." He nodded as he followed along. Though he trusted in the judgement of color selection from the other colors, he still didn't really know the guy so would have to see for himself.

As for the cakes, he decided on the Bread and Butter (and Jam) Cake, because.. why not. It looked weird but then again this place. "Wonderland magic, probably." Green chuckled as he then went to the sigils. For that, he picked The Jabberwock because again, why not. That thing had been pretty impressive anyways.

"Oh ya? Heh, I even found a guy here with DrgnZ0rd as their username."

"Yeah, it's always dumb magic, isn't it?" He quipped out a little, frowning as he waided through the little box of affections, lightly going to check everything out, before finding himself drawn to the single cold weather glove. You poor thing, where is your mate? I'm sure you're cozy, he thought to himself and it, before turning to listen to Milo more.

"DrgnZ0rd? That's pretty ******** sweet, no lie." He perked up, going to place all the items in a little teapot, allowing it the wait. "It's been pretty interesting to see what people have named themselves, you know?" He mulled over. "You guys set up a Power Ranger guild too?" He asked, before hearing the pot finish, tipping it over and getting a pretty fantastic ring.

Magic. Goddamnit.

"Glad to know that we've got good company, at least." He offered, giving a content shrug. "Shame I can't join it, I think we're on opposite sides, for once. Just, imagine me as a Honourary Power Ranger, right?" He figured, giving him a lop-sided grin as he went to pull up his ring also, showing it to Milo, before sliding it up his finger, looking at it on the gloved finger of his hand.

"Totally ready, husbando." He stated, before a showering of noise and congratulations rushed them forward, making him a little frazzled again.

Mice, man.

He doesn't mean to visit the wedding quest again, but he wants to stop and rest somewhere without enemies on his way back from this zone's dungeons. He'd been aiming more for one of the quieter side quest areas - shooting bats, maybe - but he must have taken a wrong turn.

The dormouse NPC is running around cooing at everyone and trying to push together any non-coupled players. Dreadpirate decides what the hell and sends of a private message before he has time to change his mind.

< To Ouroboros-tea: Are you still in Tea Party zone, by any chance. Want to come do a silly side quest? >

He spies OT making his way through the crowd - he doesn't think there could possibly be a second person who chose to double bird feathers with their mouse features. It makes OT stand out.

His friend looks confused as he makes his way to Dreadpirate. Too late, he thinks maybe he should have clarified what the quest was... Maybe OT isn't the sort of guy to be so accepting of this type, even though it's a game and not even taken seriously within the game. He hopes OT isn't that sort of person (he was very huggy in the dungeons, after all).

"If you're not busy," he says, "want to have a quick go? No one takes it all that seriously. And you get some EXP and loot out of it."