first one to make that doctor who joke loses

[birdsbirdsbirds]

Who: Everyone! All of you!
Broadcast: Maybe!
Action: Definitely!
When: Anytime during the toxic moon event!

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[boy oh boy, isn't everyone just so excited to explore this... charming... place...?

this is a game-wide mingle and the timeframe isn't super-important, so throw in with whatever you want! play war games, go shopping for gas masks, get lost in the wilderness, hide up in the Iskaulit and refuse to set foot on the moon, anything goes.

here's the main event info post for reference! have fun!]

Comments

[precedented]

Anything is possible.

[passingthrough]

Like getting my king out of check? [Which she did for now.]

[precedented]

A sterling example.

[ He glances at the board, moving a rook haphazardly. ]

It's what I choose to believe in. Infinite possibilities, infinite combinations. It is why I don't mind places like these as much as others.

[passingthrough]

[Curious move.]

I guess they could threaten someone's whole world view when you say it like that. I've seen plenty of people try to convince themselves they were hallucinating or anything other than what it was.

Then again I thought it might be a telepathic attack for awhile when I arrived at the prison. [Not because the situation was so unplausible, but because she was in the middle of battle. She probably should have thought she'd died given where she was in that battle, but back then she still believed he would never hurt her.]

[precedented]

It's best to let our worlds grow instead of closing its borders. I find doing that often closes off the possibilities that might improve our lives.

[ You can tell he's rather enamored with this prospect. It's his dream. ]

[passingthrough]

It could close of possibilities that damage them too. [Just playing devil's advocate. She's not exactly anti-openness.]

[precedented]

Perhaps. But do you really think peace is what awaits you at the end?

[passingthrough]

I can honestly say I have never thought that. [Not when she was young and the topic was more assumed than discussed and not when she was, well, still too young, but spending every day feeling like it could be her last.]

[precedented]

[ He nods. ]

Security is a difficult outcome to predict and ensure. Having enough possibilities so that it can exist in tandem with the worse is important.

[passingthrough]

Is the game chess or is life? [She smiles.] Check.

[precedented]

They both have stakes involved.

[ He looks over the board, not particularly worried. ]

[passingthrough]

Did we make a bet I don't remember?

[precedented]

[ His lips twitch. ]

Not those kind of stakes.

[passingthrough]

What about the kind you eat? Can steak be involved?

[precedented]

I suppose we could have another lunch date.

[passingthrough]

Date? [Is that what that was?]

[precedented]

[ He's using it loosely. He hasn't even picked up on the romantic connotations. ]

Is that not what they call a meeting?

[passingthrough]

[Meeting, yes, she's more comfortable with that word.] Oh, no, they do. Sure, I would lunch with you again. [We'll just verb it and avoid these other words.]

[precedented]

[ He doesn't seem to notice, moving on. ]

No more helpless vegetables.

[passingthrough]

[That gets a more relaxed smile.] Their long battle has finally ended. On to the steak.

[precedented]

And the war has just begun.

[passingthrough]

There's always another one.

[precedented]

We have our little ones as well as the large ones.

[passingthrough]

Like chess games.

[precedented]

[ He tilts his head. ]

Much like those, yes.