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Kunzite - Game 198

You find yourself standing in a small, snowy clearing in a pine forest. It's nighttime and bitterly cold, moreso than Camelot; the stars go on forever, and there's a very bright full moon. You can see quite easily. There's a stone archway behind you, and through it you can see the Ring, still with the tables full of mead laid out. Scattered around the clearing are twenty-four free-standing wooden doors, carved and polished. They don't seem like they'd lead anywhere if you opened them, but well, #personae.

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Doors 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 12, 15, 23 and 24 are locked.

Edited 2013-06-19 01:58 (UTC)

...Nineteen this time? Or we could hit three, at the other extreme... though it doesn't seem like their placement has much to do with the content.

Nineteen it is! We'll go with Snow's gut instinct.

I don't know, sometimes I think my instincts are kind of...

[makes a wobbly "so-so" gesture with his hand, but heading towards 19 then]

Ehh, like when?

[laughs a little]

Like always. Usually when I have the chance to sit back and think about things, it turns out my first instinct was stupid... Though, I mean, I was joking, it's not like it matters with this kind of game.

[19!]

You are standing on the trunk of a giant tree, both ground and branches barely visible due to sheer distance. You can’t even tell whether it’s horizontal or vertical...gravity seems somewhat malleable at the moment. Galloping down the tree-trunk, frozen mid-stride, are two horses, manes and tails streaming, heads tossed high and nostrils flared in exertion. They wear neither saddle nor bridle, but each has a rider, identical twins, ghostly and transparent.

..."Nonsense."

[giggles!!]

They're definitely getting more abstract...

This one's pretty weird, yeah. Ah...

..."Inevitability"... maybe. Since if you're running down a tree trunk, there's really only one place you could possibly end up... Though it might be hard to choose any one part of the scene that shows that.

Well, it can be more abstract, right? Or "the path they're running along"... or something.

That would work, a section of the trunk... Or I wonder if we could draw an outline of the view of the bottom of the tree...? And take that as something like a picture...

A picture sounds like it'd do! And I'd get to see Snow's artistic skills at work~♥

[pffft]

Jeez... All right, we'll do that. This game is a little fun if only for how weird it is...

[taking the provided paintbrush and... drawing on the air, sectioning off part of the view of ground as seen from the tree trunk and outlining the elements of the scene!]

[thumbs up]

A work of art!

It's very sophisticated for a tracing. So, then, the magic part...

Like you said, inevitability, right? There's only one destination that awaits them.

--Ah, yeah, we could go with that. I guess I didn't think of that as a "magic," but it could be...

That's definitely a form of magic. Actually, when you put like that, it sounds almost a little similar to certainty... Well, a little bit.

They definitely seem related... I guess you would know best how that kind of thing can manifest as magic, huh.

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supersensitive - 2013-06-19 03:18 (UTC) - Expand

Room: 19
Item: view of the bottom of the tree trunk, sectioned off with paint and with the details outlined
Magic: inevitability

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