Dueling Club, Tuesday, Danger Shop, 5:00 PM

[narglette.livejournal.com]

Today the Danger shop is set up to resemble a small hedge maze.

Completely and absolutely harmless hedge maze.

Except for the parachuting snakes who are spiting peanuts at everyone.

Today's club meeting would be an exercises which tested each person's skill in snake avoidance.

The goals were simple, use what skills you may to stop the snakes from landing on the ground while avoiding their deadly peanuty weaponry.

Make it to the end of the maze and win a prize.

[ooc: much thanks for the snakes goes to importantman and the peanuts to krycek_rat. ETA: It totally always said 'tested'. Shhhh. ETA II: FRAK! Am getting parentnapped. Will be back later.]

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Re: Maze!

[sonofdragons.livejournal.com]

Santa wasn't sure why he was drawn to this location at this time. A faint memory danced at the edges of his mind, but it disappeared when he tried to look at it. But there were children here, so he had a duty to spread Christmas cheer.

"Ho, ho, ho," he said cheerfully, and wandered into the maze.

[ooc: Santa info here. (http://community.livejournal.com/fandomhighdorms/1040431.html)]

Re: Maze!

[narglette.livejournal.com]

Oh look! Snnnnnnnaaaaaaaaaaaakkkkkkkkkkkke! It's a Snnnnnnnnnnaaaaaaaakkkkkkkkkkke! And it's spitting peanuts at poor, mental Tannim-Santa.

Re: Maze!

[sonofdragons.livejournal.com]

Santa was a patient man, but even he could be annoyed when pelted with peanuts. He glared at the snakes. "Now look here," he said. "If you keep that up, it'll be nothing but coal for you this year."

Re: Maze!

[narglette.livejournal.com]

The snake hissed.

He wasn't sure what the kid was saying to him, but he was sure it wasn't something he would like.

Besides, the parachute cords were starting to bunch up and pinch him just there.

That? Made for a cranky snake traveling by parachute, so he pelted Tannim-Santa with more peanuts.

It made him happy.

Re: Maze!

[sonofdragons.livejournal.com]

"That's it!" Santa said fiercely. "I'm putting you on the bad list!" He pulled a battered notebook from his bag and scribbled 'Bad - Parachuting Snakes' on the first page. He didn't seem to notice that there was already writing on that page.