Saturday Morning, Detention--Danger Shop

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In a surprisingly neat hand, the following list had been posted to the door:

Detention: Saturday, February 23

Eve Levine
John Sheppard
Karal Austreben
Liir Thropp
Teyla Emmagan
Yasutora "Chad" Sado

Vala was grinning as they entered, then locked the door behind them. "Good morning, my minions. Welcome to a life of freedom and debauchery, at least until lunch, when you return to your normal everyday routines, which anywhere other than Fandom would be quite dull."

[ooc: OCD a'comin' is up. Play away! ETA: Oops. So, yeah. I forgot to mention that any tools are fully available and moddable.]

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Earn a Living

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In part of the Danger Shop, a set of corridors has been established. At the end of this maze is a room, with glass walls and several different intricate-looking locks--one mechanical, one electronic, and one crystalline.

Behind the glass walls and the locks, there is a very large treasure chest, filled with gold. There is also a stack of bars of some kind of heavy metal, and a sword on hooks on the wall.

"It's your job to get it, and get out without setting off any alarms. I don't care how, and you can work together or alone."

Re: Earn a Living

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Liir looked around curiously to see if anyone had any ideas for how to even start.

Re: Earn a Living

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John gathered some tools he'd found useful during Treasure Hunting into a bag and set off down the corridor. The leather pants were really growing on him, even if the vest still felt a little strange.

He ignored the locks, choosing instead to cut the glass open with great care.

Re: Earn a Living

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Well, Chad did have a plan, up until the point where without setting off any alarms was mentioned.

...In fact, that sort of dashed all his plans. He sat there looking at the room for a little bit longer, considering some of the tool and the fact that he was a pirate in space, and decided to settle in to work on the mechanical lock, hookin' it up old skool, yo. He didn't have much experience with getting past those with any sort of intricacy, just breaking them to pieces, really...

Re: Earn a Living

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Karal stared for a few minutes, unable to understand why you'd put something precious behind glass. Glass was fragile, it could be cut, and that made the locks seem slightly silly.

He poked through the available tools until he found the ones for cutting glass, amused that he'd learned about such things in Vala's last class, and went to work.

Re: Earn a Living

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Teyla made her way through the maze, and took a long look around the last room. The metal bars looked more familiar than anything she'd seen since she arrived in this world, and she wasn't sure if that was because she was the one in the maze, or if it was something the teacher had programmed in. That would be something to find out after she tried to get the locks open.