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Who: Everyone!
What: First Annual Luceti Tournament
When: May 2nd
Where: Battle Dome
Summary: Peony has made good on his promise to set up a tournament and today is the day for all the action.
Rating: PG-13 for the violence/fighting/possible language.

Finally the promised day has arrived! As competitors and audiences alike gather for the start, the whole outside area draws the eye to the grand carpet and banners with symbols for every event. There is also a table being restocked with free snacks and water bottles for those waiting around or still finding their way. Most notably, though, is a signboard with the times for all the events and competitors.

Whether you're competing or here for the entertainment, however, it's hoped you'll enjoy the events and fight or cheer hard! Now without further ado, make your own threads or comment around and let the games begin...

Comments

[knowitowl]

[Wan Shi Tong looks down at the book, considering it a moment.]

No. This one was not in the archives.

[tearmeanewone]

Well, maybe because it's not a nonfiction book. [She laughs a little and scoots over closer to the giant owl--almost like she's completely comfortable being around large birds--and starts flipping pages. Finally she gets to an engraving printed in the book and she shows it to him.]

It's a story about explorers journeying to-- well, the center of the Earth. Obviously. Nobody can travel to the center of the Earth of course, but it's always been one of my favorites even if it's not actually possible.

[knowitowl]

[Wan Shi Tong bends his head down to get a better look at the book.]

Intriguing. Why is it that humans are so fascinated with stories that are not true? I would think real life would be far more interesting.

[tearmeanewone]

[Elizabeth gives a wry laugh and starts looking for another engraving to show him.] Maybe because most humans have boring, normal lives that some of us can only dream about.

When I was living in my tower, sometimes the days just blended together. Same six rooms, same books, same meals, same clouds drifting by... I was happy to escape to fantastical worlds where people went on adventures and met new people and changed and grew. It was my substitute for life outside of my tower. Before I escaped.

[Before she found out that the real world was nothing like her books.]

[knowitowl]

Hm. I suppose I can relate with that sentiment. I've spent centuries inside my library, amassing knowledge from all over the world.