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lucetilogs2014-04-14 09:56 am
chikaidestroyer) wrote in lucetilogs2014-04-14 09:56 am
Just when you thought you couldn't get lost in Luceti
Who: Albert, Frey, Raine, Jade, and Sheena
What: 'Honey, I Shrunk the Kids' shenanigans
When: April 14-16 (Days 6-8)
Where: Starting in the tea shop, then outside
Summary: Sometimes these wide-scale shift experiments create big problems. And then sometimes they create little problems. Very little problems.
Rating: PG-13 for tiny adventures
Despite the fact that the village is in a flurry of activity because of the number of Shifts affecting everyone, the Celsius' Tear tea shop still manages to have quiet moments now and then in the week. One of those quiet moments becomes even quieter when everyone inside the tea shop is inexplicably hit with a shift that shrinks them to the size of ants.
To make matters worse, they are then transported right out of the village and into the forest by a teleporting shift.
Where, exactly? When you're the size of an ant, that's more than a little difficult to figure out.
What: 'Honey, I Shrunk the Kids' shenanigans
When: April 14-16 (Days 6-8)
Where: Starting in the tea shop, then outside
Summary: Sometimes these wide-scale shift experiments create big problems. And then sometimes they create little problems. Very little problems.
Rating: PG-13 for tiny adventures
Despite the fact that the village is in a flurry of activity because of the number of Shifts affecting everyone, the Celsius' Tear tea shop still manages to have quiet moments now and then in the week. One of those quiet moments becomes even quieter when everyone inside the tea shop is inexplicably hit with a shift that shrinks them to the size of ants.
To make matters worse, they are then transported right out of the village and into the forest by a teleporting shift.
Where, exactly? When you're the size of an ant, that's more than a little difficult to figure out.