WEEK SIX: MINGLE

[retellers]

WEEK SIX: MINGLE (25 remain) Rise and shine, gremlins. The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and it's the start of a new week. To the participants, yesterday's events may seem distant now—albeit not as distant as their life before this. Whether or not they notice, they will have lost a memory upon waking up. The barrier to the north is down, and beyond the bridge lies new areas to explore. Strangely, what was there last week seems to have been replaced overnight. That's not the only thing that's different, either. The participants will find that their lodgings have changed. Finally, should anyone check their PHS, Elsa, Yona, Shigeo, and Fiora's profiles have been removed. Three Leaders can be found around the area, open (?) to approach. If participants want to speak to them more privately, or to an absent Leader, it looks like they'll have to go through another channel. Furthermore, it looks as though the rules have updated. Once again, participants may find that they have difficulty recalling complete details of the past weeks. Also, anyone who had been poisoned during trial will still be feeling sick! Haha! Finally, participants will find that they are now sporting a new injury. This injury is one that they received in their past, whether they remember it or not. No matter how fatal the injury is, participants won't die from it, and the pain they feel will be dulled down. However, if another participant touches someone's injury effect, even if it's covered, then they will both be hit with whatever pain that was felt when the injury was first inflicted. This pain will last ten seconds. The injury can also be as minor or major as desired.

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Comments

[discernments]

[ is that how it works

but she is inching closer to the water for bad life decisions ]

I believe you are a bit too nice to be him

[papasha]

[absolutely listen

He will start coming out of the water, to be more level with her.]

Oh, you know Poseidon? That's pretty impressive.

[discernments]

[ where did all my punctuation go last tag

that’s so kind of blanca, though. ]

I don’t, but Archer might have. I’ve met enough from that time to gather an idea of what the Greek Pantheon was probably like.

[papasha]

[no punctuation we die like run on sentence men]

I see. He's a rather worldly fellow, isn't he? I'm not sure if I'm surprised, or disappointed to learn Poseidon may have been rather rude.

I suppose that's expected of a Greek god, however.

[discernments]

You should be— [ She's about to say disappointed, but that's not the nicest thing to say, is it? ] You can be both, if you choose.

The stories about them don't do them very many favors.

[papasha]

They don't, but perhaps that is why I enjoy reading about them. The Greek gods, I mean. They are very fallible, just like humans.

In fact, I'd say they are quite human themselves aside from the immortality, and the powers. It's almost a... relief to know even gods can make mistakes.

[discernments]

[ Jeanne looks thoughtful. ]

I think there are some things gods simply can't do with the power they have. I don't think they should be infallible, but their mistakes affect people on a grander scale.

But I do think it's a good thing that we can connect and relate to them.