Twisting Paths of the Dungeon, Somewhere, Thursday

[makemyownway.livejournal.com]

The pathways of the dungeon had changed overnight. Anyone who had stayed in a room beyond their welcome had found themselves booted out back onto the hallways that belonged to their camp and feeling pressed down by the sudden increase in gravity. The doors of yesterday had closed. Other doors had now opened.

And other routes.

[ pathways | gremlins | space battles | room of the past | flooded room | free space | strange vault | ooc NOTE: room doors not belonging to your camp will lock when you enter. so please designate whether you're from camp 1 or the joint camp 2/ camp 3 ]

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Re: Winding Pathways

[annieadderall.livejournal.com]

"Someone not you!" Annie cried, totally failing to avoid being yanked forward. "Someone really not you!"

Re: Winding Pathways

[hatesmoststuff.livejournal.com]

Poor Annie. "Wrong," April told her, and now if there were no objections, she was just going to go for Annie's neck now.

Because really. She'd faked an accent and an upbeat personality to get this far. This was happening.

Re: Winding Pathways

[annieadderall.livejournal.com]

Annie flailed at her, which wasn't hugely effective in this position. With someone's teeth in her neck. "Hey! Stop it! That really hurts!"

And the flailing got even less effective the longer this went on.

Re: Winding Pathways

[hatesmoststuff.livejournal.com]

Shockingly, April was undeterred by that convincing flailing. Without removing her teeth from Annie's neck, she pinned Annie's arms to her sides with one arm (well, tried to, anyway) and used her other hand to sweep some of her hair out of the way, because that was one of those vampire obstacles you never thought about until it came to be an issue.

You know, she kind of thought she was good at this. The ability to multitask while biting had to be some kind of impressive skill.

Re: Winding Pathways

[annieadderall.livejournal.com]

Annie would say it wasn't impressive. But then, Annie was dying at the moment and some pettiness was to be expected.

And then she just went limp.