@mismas
One of the teacups appears to be empty, though the other is half full. The teapot appears to be in good condition, and liquid sloshes inside when you pick it up to check.
The remaining tea appears to be murky and black like swamp water. Though unappealing to the eye, it smells quite nice... floral and light, perhaps like a rose.
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@lummox
The structure is offputting at a glance, so you step back and look it over slowly. Your eyes trace over a thin crease in the center, but not enough to make the slab break with any kind of force. If you didn't know any better, you'd say the slab looks like some kind of door. But a door in the middle of the room? Silly, but you've seen stranger things in the span of a few minutes.
Something is carved into the upper half of the slab...
Players...? Eradicated? You didn't like where this is going.
You inspect the slab again to see if there was something you might've missed. The edges are adorned with a language you can't recognize, but that seems to be all you can discern.
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@oxyzee @rugaqwarcall
Your eyes don't deceive you, as closer inspection confirms there are scrolls on the floor. Skimming over them quickly, you easily recognize what these are. Each scroll seems to carry instructions on how to perform various spells, though you've never seen or heard of magic like this before.
Instead of channeling one's inner magical abilities, the casters don't need to know magic at all. The scroll depicts the normal dragon as approaching a sorcerer and borrowing their powers. In exchange, the dragon offers a piece of their heart as payment. Little by little, the dragon offers more of their heart in exchange for power... until nothing seems to be left.
. . .
The bookcase beside the scrolls is quite crowded with books to choose from. You'd be here all day if you wanted to thoroughly inspect each one, so you flip through them quickly. Most of these books appear to be in a language you don't recognize which saves a good amount of time.
You sort out which ones catch your eye the most, deciding it might be best to inspect these one by one.
Angels and Demons
The Art of Self-Defense
Tartarus
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@ketchalin
Curious, you walk up to inspect the pair of swords on the left side of the room. The swords look pretty clean, almost eerily so: not a speck of dust is present on each blade. Despite being affixed to the wall, they look like they could come off pretty easily. A quick reach for one of the handles confirms this, as you pull it out with no effort at all.
You decide to put it back, lest the others see you walking around with a weapon in hand.
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@zeedikay
You can confirm that it's indeed a bucket. Murky and black, it looks like someone's been spilling questionable liquid into this innocent receptacle. Could've been a lot worse.
The contents smell sickeningly sweet, like someone ate a bunch of flowers and spat them back into the bucket or something.
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@missnevermind
The left bookcase seems smaller than the one on the right end of the room, which could mean less to look through.
Surely enough, the bookcase only seems to carry fourteen books in total. No need to look through each one individually, unless you really wanted to, but it seems easy enough to tell what each book is about.
The top half of books are titled:
Pride, Envy, Gluttony, Lust, Greed, Wrath, Sloth
The bottom half of books are titled:
Humility, Patience, Temperance, Chastity, Kindness, Charity, Diligence
((@Stormdreamer because i completely forgot to ping you when making the original post haha))
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Examine the tea set to see if it was properly clean enough to drink out of.
One of the teacups appears to be empty, though the other is half full. The teapot appears to be in good condition, and liquid sloshes inside when you pick it up to check.
The remaining tea appears to be murky and black like swamp water. Though unappealing to the eye, it smells quite nice... floral and light, perhaps like a rose.
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@lummox
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Modestine approached the stone slab in the middle of the middle of the room to examine it.
The structure is offputting at a glance, so you step back and look it over slowly. Your eyes trace over a thin crease in the center, but not enough to make the slab break with any kind of force. If you didn't know any better, you'd say the slab looks like some kind of door. But a door in the middle of the room? Silly, but you've seen stranger things in the span of a few minutes.
Something is carved into the upper half of the slab...
The Rules
Victors achieve a second chance at life. There are two ways to win:
Victors may propose new rules for the subsequent game.
Victors achieve a second chance at life. There are two ways to win:
- Two players remain, each partnered with one angel and one demon respectively.
- All remaining players are of the same allegiance, whether angel or demon. The opposing side must be fully eradicated.
Victors may propose new rules for the subsequent game.
Players...? Eradicated? You didn't like where this is going.
You inspect the slab again to see if there was something you might've missed. The edges are adorned with a language you can't recognize, but that seems to be all you can discern.
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@oxyzee @rugaqwarcall
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examine the pile of what look like scrolls in the top right corner of the room.
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She takes a passing glance over his shoulder to eye one of the scrolls before heading besides him to eye the bookcase.
Your eyes don't deceive you, as closer inspection confirms there are scrolls on the floor. Skimming over them quickly, you easily recognize what these are. Each scroll seems to carry instructions on how to perform various spells, though you've never seen or heard of magic like this before.
Instead of channeling one's inner magical abilities, the casters don't need to know magic at all. The scroll depicts the normal dragon as approaching a sorcerer and borrowing their powers. In exchange, the dragon offers a piece of their heart as payment. Little by little, the dragon offers more of their heart in exchange for power... until nothing seems to be left.
. . .
The bookcase beside the scrolls is quite crowded with books to choose from. You'd be here all day if you wanted to thoroughly inspect each one, so you flip through them quickly. Most of these books appear to be in a language you don't recognize which saves a good amount of time.
You sort out which ones catch your eye the most, deciding it might be best to inspect these one by one.
Angels and Demons
The Art of Self-Defense
Tartarus
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@ketchalin
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examine the swords.
Curious, you walk up to inspect the pair of swords on the left side of the room. The swords look pretty clean, almost eerily so: not a speck of dust is present on each blade. Despite being affixed to the wall, they look like they could come off pretty easily. A quick reach for one of the handles confirms this, as you pull it out with no effort at all.
You decide to put it back, lest the others see you walking around with a weapon in hand.
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@zeedikay
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He took a glance into the bucket. You know. Casually. Like you do.
You can confirm that it's indeed a bucket. Murky and black, it looks like someone's been spilling questionable liquid into this innocent receptacle. Could've been a lot worse.
The contents smell sickeningly sweet, like someone ate a bunch of flowers and spat them back into the bucket or something.
- - -
@missnevermind
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a bookcase in the upper left corner away from most the others and decided to check it out.
The left bookcase seems smaller than the one on the right end of the room, which could mean less to look through.
Surely enough, the bookcase only seems to carry fourteen books in total. No need to look through each one individually, unless you really wanted to, but it seems easy enough to tell what each book is about.
The top half of books are titled:
Pride, Envy, Gluttony, Lust, Greed, Wrath, Sloth
The bottom half of books are titled:
Humility, Patience, Temperance, Chastity, Kindness, Charity, Diligence
((@Stormdreamer because i completely forgot to ping you when making the original post haha))