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Art Games, Monday, P2 [Week 8]
When the students arrived today, they might be a little wary of how their two instructors looked. Those type of grins could only mean trouble. They were standing by two large barrels filled with what looked like balloons and both teachers had what appeared to be guns hanging across their bodies.
“We saved the best class for last,” Savannah said with a widening grin as the Danger Shop changed around them to resemble the preserve.
“Throughout the preserve are barrels,” Angela explained. “They are filled with balloons. Each balloon contains either paint or water.” A little like Russian Roulette, which she was going to hope no one here had ever actually played.
Or at least, if they had, only the chocolate kind.
“There are also flags out in the preserve near the barrels. They are Red and Purple. Team One is the Red Team and Team Two is the Purple Team. The team that collects the most of the other teams flags will be the winner. You’re going to count off by twos into teams.” Hopefully the kids would see where this was going by now. “Not only do you have to collect the flags, you will be doing so while trying to dodge the other players’ paint and water balloons.”
“The team with the most flags wins. This is as close as we get to a final. Maybe there’ll even be a prize for the winning team.” Like cookies, or pastries, or... something. They hadn’t though that far yet. Anyway. “Good luck!”
Notice that neither teacher mentioned why they had paint guns.
“We saved the best class for last,” Savannah said with a widening grin as the Danger Shop changed around them to resemble the preserve.
“Throughout the preserve are barrels,” Angela explained. “They are filled with balloons. Each balloon contains either paint or water.” A little like Russian Roulette, which she was going to hope no one here had ever actually played.
Or at least, if they had, only the chocolate kind.
“There are also flags out in the preserve near the barrels. They are Red and Purple. Team One is the Red Team and Team Two is the Purple Team. The team that collects the most of the other teams flags will be the winner. You’re going to count off by twos into teams.” Hopefully the kids would see where this was going by now. “Not only do you have to collect the flags, you will be doing so while trying to dodge the other players’ paint and water balloons.”
“The team with the most flags wins. This is as close as we get to a final. Maybe there’ll even be a prize for the winning team.” Like cookies, or pastries, or... something. They hadn’t though that far yet. Anyway. “Good luck!”
Notice that neither teacher mentioned why they had paint guns.
Re: -- Hunt For Flags
Eggletina preferred to keep to the ground cover and avoid being spotted, so that's what she and Arietty were doing, keeping their eyes wide open for flags as they went.