Aurora Express Mods (
trainmasters) wrote in
auroraexpress2019-06-15 10:02 pm
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Let's Play 20 Questions
Who: Everyone
When: Day 30, afternoon
Where: the Aurora
[Though the sun should be high in the air, just after noon the sky clouds over, and a steady drizzle begins. While gloomy, it's not particularly harsh, and the warm weather means you might even enjoy being out in it! In fact, the relatively thin and patchy clouds mean you may seem rainbows here and there. It's quite nice, really -- except, that is, that there are now tiny frogs everywhere. Near the train they're safe, but closer to the corrupt areas they're toxic.
At the same time, you hear the jingle associated with an official message from your Chain -- the usual "newbie time" balloon animation and text:]
[This round's new blood are waking up in their rooms, in the usual nondescript undies or team pyjamas.
For the first hour or so, it seems that'll all that'll happen today. But then there's that all too familiar Trial feeling...
...Aaaand a flashy pink convertible has arrived in the clearing. It's followed up by another message:]
[Message sent, Cardamom gets out of his car and unfurls a big, incredibly sparkly silver umbrella. It looks like the most intensely holographic nail polish you can buy, and the raindrops only make it worse.]
[[OOC NOTES: As the monthly prompts, the rain and frogs will continue until next month's placements. You can find more info on them in the announcements over here!
If you want to tag Cardamom, there's a toplevel here. If you have any questions, please ping the mods via the q&a. Thank you!]]
When: Day 30, afternoon
Where: the Aurora
[Though the sun should be high in the air, just after noon the sky clouds over, and a steady drizzle begins. While gloomy, it's not particularly harsh, and the warm weather means you might even enjoy being out in it! In fact, the relatively thin and patchy clouds mean you may seem rainbows here and there. It's quite nice, really -- except, that is, that there are now tiny frogs everywhere. Near the train they're safe, but closer to the corrupt areas they're toxic.
At the same time, you hear the jingle associated with an official message from your Chain -- the usual "newbie time" balloon animation and text:]
WELCOME NEW HEROES
[This round's new blood are waking up in their rooms, in the usual nondescript undies or team pyjamas.
For the first hour or so, it seems that'll all that'll happen today. But then there's that all too familiar Trial feeling...
...Aaaand a flashy pink convertible has arrived in the clearing. It's followed up by another message:]
Hello, everyone. Your ever-grateful Prince speaking. It's been awhile and we've got some new faces, so I'm here to answer a few questions.
Buut to spare myself a little, I'm limiting it to one question per hero. I'll tell the truth, no matter what you ask, as long as it's at all reasonable! After that though, I reserve the right to cut you off -- but I won't, probably, if you play nice.
Sooo, how about you come outside and see me?
[Message sent, Cardamom gets out of his car and unfurls a big, incredibly sparkly silver umbrella. It looks like the most intensely holographic nail polish you can buy, and the raindrops only make it worse.]
[[OOC NOTES: As the monthly prompts, the rain and frogs will continue until next month's placements. You can find more info on them in the announcements over here!
If you want to tag Cardamom, there's a toplevel here. If you have any questions, please ping the mods via the q&a. Thank you!]]

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like do you wanna fite sis
But that raises her hackles a bit.]
Fine. I do not accept it, because you do not have to apologise to me for anything.
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[Moving right along, now. But it is also fine, because she can see to basic, physical needs. Food, sex, healing, those are always easy to deal with conceptually, even if they can be challenging.]
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I'll eat.
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Nah, you got it.
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Those muscles will not feed themselves.
She sets them in front of Breeze, as well as a glass of freshly squeezed juice, light and fruity, and has a small bowl of fruit salad on the side.]
Fried fish sandwich and seafood bisque.
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Did--did you prefer something else? I can make it for you, if so.
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[ picking up the sandwich to start. at least she knows she can use her hands for this ]
Do I like, dip it in the soup or eat them separately?
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[But she will take half the sandwich from her plate--not the olive and pickle half, she's not that much of an asshole--and get a plate for herself.]
My apologies, I did remember you have a smaller appetite, I simply...
[what does that fucking look like in practise. Should she give you coral amounts?? would that be insulting????]
I will do better.
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It crunches so satisfyingly despite the warm fullness of bread muffling it, slightly. It's topped with oats and carefully brushed with a little honey. Not enough to overwhelm, just enough to keep things interesting.]
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The bisque is creamy and flavourful, full of body. It makes the most of itself without being too heavy.
And the bits of seafood are juicy unto themselves, not at all overcooked.
Anyway it's good, y'all.]
As, how is everything then...?
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I's tho fugg'n goo'.
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[even if your manners leave something to be desired, but that's okay]
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pretty quickly she does have to stop just non-stop shoving food in her mouth and slow down a little though. tries the sandwich with the pickle and olive as she does, chewing and swallowing more slowly and speaking in an actual pause in between ]
Thanks.
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[she doesn't say it in the polite-but-clearly-in-denial-about-doing-anything-good tone.
even if she thinks it's nothing.It is more companionable in its humility, and yet she still follows up, because it is Breeze with--]
But you are most welcome. We usually take turns cooking. [but she does it a lot anyway.] If you can, you are welcome to do it, but if not, please do not concern yourself with it.
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Oh, I can't really cook, so...
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[ scraping out the last of the bisque from the bowl ]
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