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"Maybe a little too supportive.." Otto muttered back to Heidi. Not that it was even a decision, really. Just a better option. Oh well. He could always hide in a hoodie or something. Or an Eva, since she had taken to draping her head over his hair. He'd just wear his girlfriend around.

Heidi and Jeremy were both once agan glared at. One said it wouldn't wash out, the other suggested a buzz cut. Dishonor both their cows!

"It doesn't gotta be right now anyway." Maybe if he made them do it after the game they'd forget..

Jeremy watched the going-ons with a wide-eyed interest, his golden gaze shifting from person to person as they spoke - or complained - about the dare. The arguments meant he had done a fantastic job, and for that he deserved a mental pat on the back! As Otto brought up not doing it now though, Jeremy's expression never changed...but he did have some skeptical thoughts.

A lightbulb turned on and the boil started shifting like a fidgeting child, his tongue even out of his mouth as he dug through his hoody, coat and pants pockets for something. Eventually he found what he was looking for...in his shoe.

"TAH DAH!" He cried out, holding up the pen like an acquired item in a video game. He then proceeded to write 'HAIR' on the back of his hand. There, now they wouldn't forget! The pen disappeared back into his shoe, and he continued on beaming as if the world was a fantastic, happy place all the time.

"Yep, it's your turn to chose someone now, Otto! OKAY GO." Because that made it official.

Eva's affectionate squish was actually met with a one armed hug in return. Because there was just no way not to. Otto could only resist it for so long. Eva was damn cute, obviously.

Jeremy's hand reminder and Heidi agreement to help with the hair hammered the nail in the coffin. His hair was doomed. Damn it all---

Oh hey.

It was his turn.

Now, he kind of wanted to get back at Jeremy, but he had a feeling it would just come full circle, so he chose a similar target. The girl who would soon be dying his hair.

"Heidi. Truth'r Dare." He drawled with a glare.

Aw s**t. She went the safe route. Otto curled his lip a moment in disappointment, then seemed to have a distant look in his cold, blue eyes as he though deeply. He needed to embarrass her. But as much as Otto forced a persona of being an absolute a**, he just wasn't all that tricky or cruel.

However, he was very good at being blatantly honest.

"What's with yer clothes? Ya look like you rolled around in the men's section of a thrift store." Wait then how come Otto didn't switch clothes with her instead of getting his hair dyed pink? Oh well. Sometimes there was no explaining him. Maybe he just didn't feel like undressing.

Oh.

Well..

Otto really sucked at this game. Not that he even wanted to play in the first place. But he'd told Dakota he wanted to open himself up some more, and this had seemed like a good way to take a couple walls down.

But this method sucked a**.

"Damn." Otto muttered. "Aw well, yer next."

Eva had been completely engrossed in watching the game that she had kind of forgotten the fact that she was actually there...until Heidi suddenly turned and addressed her, that was. Blinking slowly, the girl slowly lifted a hand and pointed to herself, as if confirming that yes, the other hunter was indeed looking at her...

...And then she grinned brightly, rearranging herself so that she sat cross-legged beside Otto. Without hesitation, she chirped out a cheerful, "Let's do a dare!"

This was going to be fun!

Jeremy was still there, but he had zoned out a long time ago.

There was a spot above Heidi that was super interesting.

Perfect, Eva.