DAMM - Period 1 Monday - The Final Countdown

[bluewindbreaker.livejournal.com]

Byron appeared before the class in the usual way and bowed to them.

"Greetings students! Today is the day of your Final exam! Follow me! To the DANGER SHOP!"

As the class moved to the danger shop, Byron explained the they would be presented with a situation that they will have to resolve. Each student had to pick at least one door, but could do as many as they like after that. Arcane, alchemical, and mundane items would be available for them to assemble whatever sort of solution might come into their heads.

[[ooc: Please wait for OCD. Open! I'm home with a nasty cold so responses will either be quite fast, because I'm here, or quite slow, because I've fallen askeep.

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Re: DOOR ONE - HELP THE LITTLE GIRL

[bluewindbreaker.livejournal.com]

The closet door is still, there's no sound. Though there is the faint smell of brimstone.

Re: DOOR ONE - HELP THE LITTLE GIRL

[bound2blade.livejournal.com]

Setstuna tried the closet door to see if it would open, if only just a bit.

Re: DOOR ONE - HELP THE LITTLE GIRL

[bluewindbreaker.livejournal.com]

The door opens without resistance, it's dark inside.

Re: DOOR ONE - HELP THE LITTLE GIRL

[bound2blade.livejournal.com]

One hand on a slip of paper, Setsuna held out her other hand as she opened the door enough for her to lean in, sparking up a flame in the palm of her hand (hey! It was useful sometimes!) in an attempt to get a better look.

Re: DOOR ONE - HELP THE LITTLE GIRL

[bluewindbreaker.livejournal.com]

The closet is filled with a little girl's clothes and shoes. A few toys here and there.

There is a definite creepy vibe and a whiff of brimstone however.

Re: DOOR ONE - HELP THE LITTLE GIRL

[bound2blade.livejournal.com]

Frowning slightly, Setsuna shifted through her paper talismens to find one to assist in detecting the supernatural, pressed it up into the wall at the back of the closet, and executed the mudra with a soft, but forceful "om."

Re: DOOR ONE - HELP THE LITTLE GIRL

[bluewindbreaker.livejournal.com]

On the inner door frame, a series of markings glowed.

Re: DOOR ONE - HELP THE LITTLE GIRL

[bound2blade.livejournal.com]

Now that was interesting. Setsuna carefully studied the markings, to see if she could recognize them or even what they were made out of.

Re: DOOR ONE - HELP THE LITTLE GIRL

[bluewindbreaker.livejournal.com]

The writing was carved into the wood. It's not a language exactly, but seems to be pictograms. One carving in particular seems to be saying something about "North East Door" or something like that.