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

[hnl]

[His gourd-carriage has definitely dropped him off at one such wrong stop: the interior of a dark and gloomy forest. You're far from your ball, friend.

But here's Brenner, in a blue dress, draped with a deep crimson cloak, walking up to the open door of the carriage itself.]

Oh, now this is unexpected. Are you lost like me?

[bewrightback]

[It's a gourdgeous carriage, isn't it?

Phoenix seems a bit hesitant stepping out in the middle of a dark forest. He sokn notices a familiar face in unfamiliar attire.

(I'm definitely in the wrong 'hood...)]

Something like that. My drivers have trouble finding their way to the ball, but I guess it makes sense since they were just mice a few hours ago... [He keeps looking at Brenner's get-up.] How about you? Off to Grandma's?

[hnl]

I think it's a very impressive carriage for being only vegetables and mice probably hours before.

[At least they're both familiar with each other's fairytales.]

I was off to grandma's, but I've lost my way. And my feet hurt so much from having to walk all across the forest. Do you think I could hitch a ride?

[bewrightback]

It's true. They have come a long way.

[Phoenix nods along and gestures towards the carriage.]

Come on aboard! I'm sure we can afford to take a little detour towards ol' grandma's place. ...After all, I have a feeling I'll end up taking more detour whether I want to or not! [He laughs while heading back to the cabin.]

[hnl]

[He smiles, ducking inside. He settles into a sit, making sure his red riding cloak doesn't get caught in the door as it closes.]

You're probably right. Magic is an unpredictable thing, and whatever's driving your carriage has a mind of its own.

[Spoken like he has any experience with magic at all...

But as the carriage starts moving down the path, shadows move in the forest. There's the sound of... wolves howling, but if wolves howled with the same timbre as Riri.

So, frightening in its own right.]

We might want to double-time it, Mr. Wright. I mean, Cinderella.

[bewrightback]

[Phoenix doesn't doubt that about magic himself! Unless it's being performed by a talented magician, of course.

He takes a seat casually as the carriage sets off, but he does feel unnerved as the howling begins. He takes an uncertain glance towards the window.]

Oh yeah, that's sounding like a real good idea right now, Doctor... er... Hood? [with that, he calls out to the carriage drivers to go faster. ...And of course, they very quickly begin speeding! Phoenix has to grip onto his seat to stay in place.]

W-well I guess we might lose them now!!