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"Alright," Victoria nodded, letting go of his hand, "Be careful, Sir Jove! There's water down there, and if you tumble off the slide, you end up in the water..." She couldn't tell if Jove was a ghost like her, and could simply phase the water off, but she was taking no chances.

Carefully getting on the slide, she pushed herself off, and went sliding into the darkness; the whole 'sitting down on something' business was felt unnatural to her... She would rather float down.

[Exit!

idek why I rolled 2d6 so uh, taking the first value 8T]

Akhem ended up in the same place. The deja vu was extremely apparent when the rabbit once again beckoned him to flee down the rabbit hole.

But he didn't want to. All of that gnome business was very bad for his health. He tarted to back up.

"uh uh. No way am I going down that hole again ya creepy scoundrel. You tricked me last time."

Then the bunny disappeared. Phew dodged that bullet. Akhem looked around. Looks like the furball wasn't coming back. Akhem started to turn around but fall backward, by some imaginary force as he fell he saw the little rabbit staring at him from above.

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Shaheen was just innocently making her way through the enchanted forest, leaping from tree to tree like nobodies business when the scenery began to change.

What in the name of the war god Aries was all of this??

She leaped out of her current position in a tree and on to the ground, landing in a crouched position before rising to her full height, eyes flickering around at the odd and disconcerting surroundings. She could see students were approaching some horrible looking rabbit like creature before disappearing, so she made her way over curiously, a frown creasing her features.

"What is this?" She asked the rabbit, eyes narrowed as she gestured towards the slide that disappeared down a dark and foreboding looking hole.

He began yammering on some nonsense about being late. "Late? Late for wha---" She didn't get to finish that sentence before the horrible creature jumped at her and pushed her on to the slide. Her wings beat frantically in an effort not to fall over but her foot caught the edge of the slide and down she went.

She could be heard screeching profanities all the way down.

Was there ever a time where Bea was not walking around aimlessly? Apparently not. The sight of the mangy rabbit made her eyes sour. "Aw, you poor little thing," she was bending down and held her arms out towards it, "What happened to-" suddenly, the rabbit tried to convince her to go down the slide. "JACK, YOU CAN TALK!?" she stumbled backwards, only to trip on her own feet, landing on her bum.

When Taima awoke, she was livid. She would show those jacking jackholes--she'd take their tea and drown them in it. Somehow. "Out of my way, meat," she hissed as she stalked by the bedraggled rabbit, who barely got out of the way in time to avoid being trampled.

The tikbalang had decided to explore Spirit Week a bit more, having not done the same in prior events. One of the things he promised himself since returning from his Clan was to become more familiar with his surroundings, and to show a greater appreciation for his school. The scars on his body throbbed slightly in memory, but he pressed on and followed the path, taking note of the care and effort the Student Council had poured into decorating and arrangement.

When elections came around, Tro was certain he would re-vote those currently in power. Minus whoever was running for Bea's position because he'd promised the ghoul his vote during Fright Night. In his musings, he eventually came across a white rabbit.

"Y' are?" he asks, refusing to move his feet when the rabbit beckoned him closer. He would have dug his heels firmly on the ground had the lapin not shoved him so abruptly down a slide.

((exit))

And again Eisheth followed the same route entering the Dark Wonderland. She wasn't really in a hurry, but since nothing changed from the last time, she didn't pay much attention to what was happening around.