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Rain, lighting, thunder... Sherry was happy to see no one would be fighting in this storm. She was also happy to see the rush on the ceremonies; between the storm and the desire to no longer be covered in mud she really wanted to go back inside.

She made sure to give their MC a great big smile as she collected her pile of prizes. "I certainly had fun."

Immediately after grabbing her stuff, she was off, headed towards the comfort of her room. Time for a change of clothes, a bit of rest, and to not be out in a storm.

About the only ones he knew were in his own bracket, and even then the numbers were pretty small; and Milo still had a bitter feeling towards Jack for beating him that he tried to still push down but held a smug little smile that the b*****d had only gotten to second, haHA. Still, he would show his support for the event, giving a wave to Bix for putting it on and then left all the same as the weather seemed to be changing.

And now, he had a few more names to faces. Especially with the older and more experienced Hunters. Always a plus.

Jason seemed quite surprised that he had received anything, but more then that there was some useful items here. With a happy sigh, he picked up what he could in his arms, stashing the other items away in his pockets before making a beeline for dry ground, and a much needed shower.

He was going to smell like dirt for the next three weeks he just knew it.

He'd got caught out in the rain with Peyton, having been invested in consoling shoulder-pats, but Taym found time to make it back to the main area in time to hear the winners announced. An effort was made to throw Bix a thumbs-up and one of his yellow-toothed grins, and then it was a soaking slog back to the dorms.

Jerry was still mud soaked as he wobbled through the main area, blinking in disbelief at the results. Not that he didn't have confidence in his fellow hunters, but Sun division didn't even rank?? BLASPHEMY!!

Maybe it was the slight concussion. "Good... good game, guys!! Ahahaha..." He mumbled before flopping again. Just a short nap, yes. The ground was very comfortable.

"Awooowooowoooo!" Jerry managed groggily as he was dragged upright. At least the rain would wash away most of the mud by the time they trudged back to safer napping spots. "I've felt better," He finally realized that what he had first said wasn't a sentence, and tried to rectify it.

He had lingered behind long enough to shout 'congrats' to the last ones standing, trying to take what shelter he could from the elements... Until it started to pour, at least, and then there was no helping anything. At least it was a distraction from thinking about how sore he was going to be in the morning from his own match.