It shouldn't be a surprise that not every group's experience has been uniform... but that one does seem to be one that reoccurs more consistently. Unfortunately, if the trend continues, we should expect this to happen every week. One or two groups, each consisting of anywhere from three to five participants.
[ you can just say nerd its ok he wont be offended ]
That, at least, is also common. Of course, no amount of first aid or healing can fully undo the pain and trauma the participants experienced... but it's better than nothing.
Honestly? I'd rather have the broken bones and stabbing than the latter, but that's just me. We really shouldn't rely so heavily on the staff for things like that. They're not helping us because they care, they're helping us because they've got a game to keep running.
They probably are. Doesn't change the fact that if they don't want to breach their own contract, they're here to keep things running, not to make friends.
There weren't any sounds—it was all our shadows. When the lights started to flicker, the movement of our shadows began to grow erratic, and we had the distinct feeling of being watched by something.
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I wonder why we're spending the night here.
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Better here than the bottom of a trash chute?
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Was that an option?
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[He glances over finally.]
Decided against it after about seven people came back from unexpectedly wild adventures.
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I noticed earlier—Thursday night excursion returns are new to you?
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Yeah. They are.
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It shouldn't be a surprise that not every group's experience has been uniform... but that one does seem to be one that reoccurs more consistently. Unfortunately, if the trend continues, we should expect this to happen every week. One or two groups, each consisting of anywhere from three to five participants.
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Great. [It doesn't seem like it bothers him so much as it's really annoying.] As if the rest of everything isn't bad enough, sure.
Well, apparently the staff can put a band-aid on it, so maybe we don't have to worry.
[Does he believe this? Clearly, no.]
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That, at least, is also common. Of course, no amount of first aid or healing can fully undo the pain and trauma the participants experienced... but it's better than nothing.
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Honestly? I'd rather have the broken bones and stabbing than the latter, but that's just me. We really shouldn't rely so heavily on the staff for things like that. They're not helping us because they care, they're helping us because they've got a game to keep running.
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We don't know their circumstances. They could also be "participants" in a different way.
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They probably are. Doesn't change the fact that if they don't want to breach their own contract, they're here to keep things running, not to make friends.
Just ask them. They'll tell you the same thing.
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And I thought here was bad. Imagine sleeping in a closet.
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