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Who: Drama, anybody.
When: Day 1, Night
Where: Drama
What: PILLOWFORT

[ What happens when you allow a former Teal access to blankets, pillows, and mattresses?

FORTS. FORTS HAPPEN.

Which is to say: Coco has transformed her room into a den of cosiness, and if you're team, a friend of the team, or a friend of a friend of the team, you're (probably) welcome to crawl in and make yourself at home. ]

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I can imagine . . .

And, yeah. Used to having those. Have memories back of dying a couple dozen times in one dungeon. Still don't understand how she can act like that.

. . . people are just strange, sometimes.

Understatement of the year.

I tend to make those.

So I'm noticing.

[he shrugs a shoulder]

And a great conversationalist, too.

Are we listing my bad qualities now or something?

[Snorts.]

Yeah, why not? Something to do.

I don't know if I like this idea.

[Shrugs.]

Well, you definitely won't want to talk about what I want to ask you about.

I might make an exception. What is it?

I want to hear more about your Sabra.

Ah. [he figured it was that]

What do you want to hear?

The rules and mechanics to games. If you ever played this game, there. I think, if there is a way to break this, that's going to be one of the keys.

[he blows out a sigh and leans against the wall, arms crossed]

I've played this before, yeah. But I . . . don't think there's a way to break it. I know in the past there were consequences for cheating, but . . .

... You played it in Sabra, I played it in Kyriakos, Macaron played it at the library...

How did your team do in it?

Overall? I guess we played as lightly as we could . . . defensively, even. We were a target in games like that.

[he can probably see her go very tense at that.]

Do you remember your ending score?

We had . . . seventeen orbs at the end, I believe. The worst we played was beating someone unconscious, which I had to take care of.

...

When Takshaka played, that version of the game didn't have any physical effects. It was all stuff that messed with your head instead. So, we only played on ourselves, but...

We still ended with negative seventy-two.

[he actually looks a little horrified, good job]

But - . . . you were allowed to play on yourself?

Yeah. You could also choose to just not play- that's what we did for the second round- But if you did, Nyssa took two cards from your hand and played them on you.

So we played one on ourselves in round one, passed the second round and got two of our cards played on ourselves, and one in round three, all low cards.

That's still . . . geez. I don't - I didn't know it was possible to get that low a score. N-No offense.