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molly8972 rolled 1 6-sided dice:
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Total: 3 (1-6)
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 Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 11:26 pm
Anthe walked up to the mysterious booth and saw the booth in much disarray. Candies were strewn everywhere and Anthe did not know what to so. However she saw a small paper under a pile. Apparently it was towards anyone who found it. Apparently she was supposed to find this candy? I guess it was easy enough..
she searched but she couldn't find any... hmm...
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molly8972 rolled 1 6-sided dice:
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Total: 3 (1-6)
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Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 11:28 pm
How about we try under the booth? She couldn't find any scanning the booth with her eyes so...
NOTHING!
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molly8972 rolled 1 6-sided dice:
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Total: 3 (1-6)
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Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 11:30 pm
Hmm...
Maybe in the right corner under the fringe?
Nothing!
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molly8972 rolled 1 6-sided dice:
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Total: 5 (1-6)
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Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 11:31 pm
Maybe...
Could it be in the pile to the far right?
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molly8972 rolled 1 6-sided dice:
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Total: 4 (1-6)
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Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 11:32 pm
In the pile to the middle right? Anthe was not really confident about this spot she was checking...
And her suspicions were confirmed... nothing.
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molly8972 rolled 1 6-sided dice:
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Total: 5 (1-6)
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Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 11:34 pm
Anthe decided to check the pile to the left of the middle. She felt optimistic though with her previous luck....
and failed to find any candy.
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 2:50 am
Senga had arrived at the shrouded booth through mistakes alone, having lost sight of his two companions sometime ago. His lips pursed as the demure little thing sprouted up from seemingly nowhere, his wings fluffing indignantly to the sight of no one around at all. Was this booth even open? The executioner moved forward to examine the counter more closely, and just as he was about to leave, the piece of parchment caught his eye.
Or rather, the word treasure marred with so many exclamation marks it seemed almost sad.
Upon closer inspection it seemed to be a map, and Senga wasted no time in following the first arrow like a lost puppy on the scent of gold. It wasn't that he liked the idea of treasure or anything - it was just, well... well. Okay, maybe he did. But Senga was a proud b***h, and if anyone asked, he would say that it was an unspoken challenge he couldn't ignore, treasure be damned.
Trotting around the side of the booth led him to another piece of parchment, and this time the puzzle took a little longer to figure out. At first he might have imagined it to be a recipe list - but what the hell could be cooked using shoelaces? Puzzling over it from top to bottom again, the realization that it was a scavenger hunt only dawned on him when he spotted the small, illegible scribbled in the corner.
Oh.
Okay.
Memorizing the booth, Senga darted away, his mind already working through the possible things he could drag back to fulfill such vague requirements.
Some were easy though.
The first that came to mind was box of sweets. He'd spotted the pink wonderland hell that was Desu's booth from a mile away, and stayed away from it like it was the plague all night long. Now, he was walking into it, steeling himself for the worst; when he nicked a few things from the pumpkin in the center, he reeled away as though he'd been physically burned before quickly flying out of there. The stolen candy turned out to be a box of pilfered chocolate and a box of cherry drops, which Senga grudgingly stuffed in with the other scavenger items from the list. As an afterthought, the kiss from Soren's booth was added to the pile of sweets. Take that, Senga thought childishly when he deposited the small chocolate into the pile, his lips pulling into a slight pouting frown. Stupid stallion.
The next item in the list was the left shoelace.
This was not as easy as the box of sweets.
Senga didn't feel the immediate urge to lurk in between boothes and jump the first person that unwillingly stepped through, so he instead crawled back to Christof's booth. He'd seen the chopper throwing people off; it was only a matter of time before a shoe went flying too. Senga even braved the tape-measuring lepus from before until a boil went catapulting through the air and his shoe rocketed off. The laces were black and green stripes, and Senga wasted no time ripping them away from the shoe before hurling it back in the air where it - Senga winced just a little, - hit the boil in the middle of his head.
"Sorry," Senga called without feeling sorry at all, and ran away before anyone could see him trailing green and black striped shoelaces everywhere.
Though the minipets weren't directly next on the little list, they were certainly next. A pilfered camera and a few swandives into the snow later left Senga with hasty, blurred photos of green and yellow poms diving behind snowbanks and causing mini-avalanches. He made damned sure not to use any that showed his many failures in the form of flying skulls and fire, and more importantly, him on fire. Singed at the tips by the time he came away from the snow booth, Senga growled, stuffing the pictures into the pile of scavenger items and moving on. Something shiny was next, and he quickly snatched a dagger from Shaheen's booth - because who said weapons didn't count?
The horns of the demon turned into a headband with tiny red plush horns that Senga swiped from someones head when they weren't looking, and he managed to steal a fangirls love-letter to a certain horseman from his booth when the intermission sign was up. (He wouldn't be caught dead visiting that place again for a few days. No chance in hell.)
The next two things seemed almost easier than the first. Something that flew? Senga was something that flew. He would just use himself. As for a sign... well. The kissing booth might later find their intermission notice missing as well. Hey, it was killing two birds with one stone, alright?
And as for the person with blue eyes...
Senga leafed through the crowds with ease, waiting until he saw a certain someone, or more importantly, heard her jabbering away.
Reaching her only to find his sister there as well, Senga wasted no time and grabbed both of their hands, tugging them in the general direction of that-way. Iyari and Jay both had blue-ish eyes after all. One of them had to count. And when he was tasked with the harrowing need to explain, he simply gave an exasperated sigh and frowned at them both.
"I need your help."
You're the last thing on the list.Cheklist 01. A box of sweets - pilfered candy from Desu's booth + chocolate kiss from Soren. 02. Someones left shoelace ; stolen from a flying shoe at Christof's booth. 03. The horns of a demon ; a red headband pilfered off of a random pedestrians head. 04. A green minipet ; pictures of a pom from the Snow-covered booth. 05. A yellow minipet ; see above. 06. Something shiny ; A dagger from Shaheen's booth. 07. A letter to someone you don't know ; A love-letter left at the kissing booth. 08. Something that flies ; himself. 09. A sign ; the intermission sign from the kissing booth. 10. Someone with blue eyes ; Jay & Iyari.
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Meegane rolled 1 6-sided dice:
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Total: 5 (1-6)
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 11:42 am
STATION TWO 15/9After gathering the items, Arynek returned to the quiet booth. Not to her surprise, there was no one there, but a heap of stuff allover the booth table. It seemed that not only she was playing the scavenger hunt. She checked the items one by one since she was clueless of what to do next. She first noticed a bag which moved vigorously (Eisheth's bag). Out of her curiously, she untied it. Nope, it was the worst idea to do so! She was so regretted. When the bag opening became wider, things fell over each other to escape. First was a couples of poms, painted in green and yellow. They are whining so hard but tied up by a beads. Feeling bad to ignore this, she untie the poms at once. The remaining of the bag didn't escape because they had no lives. She viewed inside it and saw a big charity sign, a candy box that she could recognize was from Desu-chan's booth, a shoelace, a letter and a greyish white fragment which was labelled demon's horn. She was actually surprised someone would treat the minipets like that, doesn't they know the poms could be suffocated. She sighed and continued to look what other participants brought. There were several pictures and photos. Actually, she was relieved to see photos rather than real things. First, there were a group of photo for demon horns, she found someone photographed the same firey demon ghoul as she did, what a coincidence! Then she continued to find more of Desu-chan's booth candies, it seemed they were loved by many students, she smiled a little while thinking that. She then saw a bell that she though was targeted to "something shiny". She also found a pretty minipet sitting on the booth table, she can't resist but fed her with one of the candies she grabbed from Desu-chan's booth. When she was indulged in her discovery of items, she spotted a corner of something, something that was familiar. She pulled it out and found it was the map she first saw on the booth when she visited the booth for the first time! She quickly dug her hand into her cloak but no map was there! Strange?! It was suggested that she should read the map. She was surprised to find the map changed, she followed the new line appeared in it and led her to a door. She realized she was in a room, nope, better said it's a tent. The tent room was so empty that the table with an empty basket were eye-catching. She suddenly felt the need to view the map again, but to her astonishment, an ugly drawn table was there and she could see a lot of arrows pointing to it. She looked at the table in front of her and the map, the map and the table for a several times before she decided to step towards to the table. On it, she saw a note which she picked it up and read. It seemed that someone needed her help, she was willing to offer her help at her best. She took the basket and went back to the booth. Now what.........the shadow ghoul looked at the mess on the booth. Better started searching before she wasted more time. She searched through Eisheth's bag first, but no sign for candy.
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Meegane rolled 1 6-sided dice:
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Total: 5 (1-6)
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 11:46 am
She tried to ask the minipets on the booth, but Arynek just realized she couldn't understand their languages.
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Meegane rolled 1 6-sided dice:
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Total: 3 (1-6)
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 11:47 am
Oh wait, she seemed to make out a green and black thing! (I assumed the color of the candy wrap is green and black as ToT Mischief Maker) She pulled it out and found it was an insect. Its wing was in the fingers of Arynek's fingers. Oops! Sorry, little bug.
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Sosiqui rolled 1 6-sided dice:
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Total: 2 (1-6)
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 1:10 pm
Candy? CANDY. Manyara may have been Famine Clan, but she loved a dose of sugar as much as anyone. It was high-energy, after all! The scavenger wriggled and dove under the booth, searching.
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Sosiqui rolled 1 6-sided dice:
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Total: 2 (1-6)
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 1:11 pm
No candy. Disgruntled, Manyara scooted out and peered around the back of the booth.
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ramenli rolled 1 6-sided dice:
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Total: 1 (1-6)
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 1:31 pm
Yin found himself wandering back to the booth where he had brought back his lovely drawings done in red pen. There were written out things to be found, and it was a miracle he even bothered to see that he needed to go around to the back. There was a note waiting on him and he all audibly groaned as no one was round.
Approximately twenty minutes later with a bit of a headache at the handwriting Yin finally began hunting about for sweets to put in the basket. Thankfully he managed to find one fairly easy.
1/5 candies
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ramenli rolled 1 6-sided dice:
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Total: 3 (1-6)
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 1:32 pm
Yin continued his search, trying to find more candies to leave in the basket. Apparently the sweets were harder to find than he thought.
Candy: 1/5
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ramenli rolled 1 6-sided dice:
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Total: 2 (1-6)
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 1:34 pm
Yin was beginning to realize that he was going to need to do a bit more work if he was going to find these other sweets, and that one in the basket was looking a bit lonely.
Candy: 1/5
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