WEEK THREE SCENARIO

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ᯓ⭐ WEEK THREE SCENARIO

Today, you will find those signs from last week all over the castle, big red arrows, bright blinking arrows, bold black arrows, all leading you down a corridor to That Golden Door Again.

And there's the sign!

ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK (10 Points per Scenario Completion)

Should you choose to enter, you'll find yourself in the role of a fairy-tale character! All of the classics, maybe some you've never heard before, but it's the same as before. Sort of. You're now in an outfit befitting of your character, the NPCs still have cursed Riri Voices, and some of you may be... well, stuck in some predicaments! Some of you might even have changed forms entirely!

So why not help your homies out? Why not give them a Happily Ever After?

Because you still can't olly out until you get through a scenario, even if that means waiting for someone to kiss you. :)

Once you've achieved a scenario, thinking of leaving the setting entirely will get you back in the castle.

Among the list of scenarios are the following, though players are welcome to also come up with their own:

- Attend The Ball with someone
- Safely make it to Grandmother's House
- Escape the Witch's Candy House
- Free Rapunzel from her tower
- Kiss the sleeping princess
- Kiss the frog
- Just Fucking Kiss
- Perform an underwater musical! (You can breathe, it's fine)
- Conspire to poison someone!
- Save someone from being poisoned!
- Have a dramatic sword fight!
- Do a knightly declaration of love!

And so on.

You can act out the scenarios pertaining to your roles or you know what, maybe Red Riding Hood was evil all along and the Fairy Godmother decided to do a dramatic sword fight, we're not here to judge.

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Comments

[helmswoman]

I require no reward. Helping another creature of the wood is part of my duty.

[ Yukong is fully making this up because she has no idea what the Big Bad Wolf is supposed to do, but that sounds like a line that would be in a story like this, so close enough.

She pads forward and lowers her front half, setting her head down on the grass right by the pond so that Frogphi can hop on without much trouble. ]

[hearthwarming]

[ With that, she gracefully leaps up onto Yukong's head, settling in right between her woof ears. ]

Ehe... You know, in fairy tales like the ones I know of from home, the Big Bad Wolf is much meaner. [ A beat. ] Though I think I enjoy your interpretation of the role more, heh.

[helmswoman]

[ Once Yukong is fairly certain that Ori is settled atop her head, she lifts up again, then slowly turns around to direct them away from the pond. It's on to bigger and better things, and this will be nothing like Gerard Dimension20's experience!! ]

Is that so? I suppose I should have gathered as much, from the name. However, so long as it doesn't get in the way of earning you points, I would rather not go so far with it.

[ With an amused chuff, she starts off, hoping that her nose will somehow show her the way to... a princess?! They'll figure it out. ]

[hearthwarming]

[ Truly, Gerard hopped so Frogphi could run... we'll never forget you, Prince of Greenleigh. ]

Mm, I'm sure it'll all work out fine, hah. I really prefer this to last week's, um... theme, anyhow. Fairy tales and the like are much more my speed.

[ Any direction other than the pond should do, really, though it shouldn't take too long for some kind of tower or castle to come into view on the horizon... ]

[helmswoman]

I don't think I recognize any of these tales specifically, but the concept is a familiar enough one that it isn't too difficult to play along.

[ They've broken character all the same. Ah well.

What matters is that they find Ori a princess, and so Yukong continues through the woods, not at all scared or deterred by any of the usual sounds associated with nature. She doubts Ori is either — a place like this is her home, right?

Eventually she does spot a large castle through the trees, though, and picks up the pace slightly to get a better look. ]

Look, there—

[ Hopefully she isn't jostling the little frog around too much! ]