fandomhigh | Friendship and Stabbing: an Adventurer's Guide, Thursday

The classroom was made up like a dungeon this week. So thankfully they were free from the horrors of tech updates with the Danger Shop. Weren't you all glad? Magnus was glad.

"Okay, so today we're look into new ways to make you guys come together as a team without putting you in actual life-threatening situations." Which would have sped up the process a ton, but Magnus had been voted down.

There were already enough of them happening on the island without adding more. Besides Cara was going along with this, wasn't she? "Some of them may be more effective than others."

He made great plans.

"So, today is some enforced teamwork! With dancing," he said, waggling his fingers at the class. Weren't they all excited for this rhythmic adventure? "'Cause I found this one game that looked really cool. And it was this or Big Bass Challenge."

He shuddered at the thought of seeing the bass/Rascal Akira style hybrid monster.

"So instead of being in danger of dying, you'll just wish you were." That just might have been you, Cara.

"You can't die from embarrassment, just so you all know," Magnus said, totally breaking out the popcorn for this class. Because he was only the nice one on a team of assholes. "So, have fun fighting the spooky skeletons and I think there might be a minotaur in there somewhere? Maybe?" He looked over at Cara for confirmation.

Minotaurs were the ones that looked like shadrins, right? "Yes. It's likely to be your harshest critic." Where harsh meant murderous.

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Using the performance skill as your modifier this week.

A partner was mandatory in order to hit all the right colorful cobblestones on the dungeon floor as they lit up to a peppy beat.

There were skeletons, announced by a specific song and the minotaur with another

One was super into this and the other... not so much. No points for guessing which was which.

I had too much fun googling trap remixes for this, ngl.

Yang Xiao Long, 13

Khadgar, 14

Summer Smith, 18

Uma, daughter of Ursula, 23

Shit, Uma didn't even need her ugly hat with the bonus for performance for this--but, yeah, she was wearing it anyway.

Which just meant that she could do the dances and make them look cool. She immediately dismissed the skeletons as being chumps and went straight for the minotaur. Definitely the one with the better song.