Mageheart

Just realized we never talked about what I asked in my last reply here, so I thought I'd give this ooc thread a little nudge. :)

"...Oh," I finally said, and left it at that. I looked back out ahead of us, not wanting to continue the conversation any further. I awkwardly cleared my throat for ...

It really is. :P And awesome! I randomly decided for it to attack Sophie first, but I'm down with anyone having it change its mind and go for someone else.

Okay, that one was on Gabriel. It was a good answer and an honestly relatable one—Gabriel loved seeing the stars while camping with Quinn, and was going to miss them ...

I blinked. "It's important for elves to clip their toenails?" I said, bewildered and momentarily distracted. The crystals had glowed when Sorenson had said that, so it wasn't a lie. ...

That was a more dramatic way of wording it than I would have, but I appreciated Violet's sentiment and how seriously she was treating this. I also could maybe see ...

Berry nodded like this was the most important information they had been given all day. When they thought about it, it probably was. They didn't want to die from rabies ...

I know @alliyah was saying I was rigging this game as part of #Classified, but this really is starting to feel like a #Classified thing now. :eyes: 36

wait lim why did you remove 10 im the one who does that is this a coup in my own thread-

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"You've already told me that." The crystals glowed again. Even if he hadn't said it in those exact words, he had already conveyed that information. "I was looking for something ...

...Axel hadn't hurt Baba. Axel hadn't hurt Baba, but they had met. While Kate was ready to fight someone who was probably the Chesire Cat, Vil's mind flickered back to ...

Congratulations, everyone! You all did incredible. 🎉🎉🎉 It blows my mind how close the first and second place winners were—and how inconsistent word counters apparently are. >>

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*pokes as well* (thanks for the poke, btw!) I was the second-to-last person to go, so I'll probably wait for another person to go before I do.