Summer Camp Truth or Dare Group 5 Closed

INTERACTION Arjan Oberoi [@Serena Towers]

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Reducio action | giving arjan a dare health | 600/600 stats | sta 6 eva 10 str 0 wis 7 arc 4 acc 8 abilities | seer year 1 • 10% autododge, 10% autohit | blindvision • can see in magical and non-magical darkness 12 august, 2021

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Interesting.

Everly didn't think much of the game. She understood how it worked, essentially - you chose either truth or dare when it was your turn, and in return, were given either a truth or a dare to be answered or performed. It seemed that, because of the amount of people that had signed up, they couldn't quite do it individually. Instead, there was a goblet, with purple flames, and they were supposed to write their name and their choice, and then it would magically spit out those papers. Not quite what Everly had been picturing, but perhaps it would be fun.

Everly scribbled her name down on her slip of paper, and was about to write down 'dare' but then stopped. Did she want a dare?

Shrugging, without thinking too much about it, Everly scribbled down 'truth' next to her name on the paper, and threw it in the goblet.

A paper was spit back at her, and she unfurled it to find someone who'd chosen dare. Typical. Now she just had to think about something to dare them, the one thing she hadn't quite thought about. What exactly, though? She didn't have anything in mind, and for a moment she paused, unsure. Oh, well. She'd think of something.

'Arjan Oberoi'. She had no idea who the heck that was, nor any sort of idea what sort of dare to give him. Everly didn't recognize that name from anywhere, so she had been assuming he was from one of the other schools, but there was a chance she had just never heard of him before. After all, Hogwarts was a large school, and there were lots of people, most of which she had no idea who was who. They were all wearing the shirts they'd been given, with their names on them. Everly glanced down at her own, a rose pink shirt fit for her size, with the outline of a kelpie on the front to symbolize her cabin. She looked up, speculating everyone, trying to find an Arjan amongst them.

She did eventually find him, and sidled up to him, still trying to think of a dare. Everly didn't know him, so she couldn't judge him too quickly, but he looked like another self-absorbed snob. He was pretty, though. She'd give him that. "Arjan, right?" Everly announced, holding up the slip of paper with his name on it, as if accusatory in a way. "Well, since you decided to choose dare, I dare you to... er..." She faltered, but only slightly. Determined to hold her confidence, she kept talking. "I dare you to pluck your eyebrows. Or, eyebrow. Whichever you feel like you have the guts to do."

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Interacting With: @Henry Knight as iNPC Charles Alluring
Mentioning: @Santario Martin as iNPC Angélique Colette de Clairmon

It seemed that each day at camp would be filled with new and interesting memories. As ever, Atlas was more than enthused at the chance to get involved in some games, especially those with a little added mystery to them. Truth or Dare seemed right up her alley but she could wonder why anyone would actually want to choose truth when the excitement of a dare was on the table. Sure you could get something awful or embarrassing but, more than likely, everyone was going to end up doing something they regretted.

Finding her way to her group, Atlas recognized an occasional face but none of them were too familiar. By some of the voices, it was clear that her group had a fair bit of the visiting students also taking part. She always wondered what crazy things went on at the other wizarding schools. But now was not the time for such boring chatter, for now it was time for the dares. She had of course also chosen to face down a dare but her mind was working overtime to devise what sorts of things she could have someone do.

Thankfully, Atlas didn’t need to wait too long. The first bit of parchment she received told her that her target was a boy named Charles who was brave enough to face down a dare. She didn’t recognize the boy at all and was thankful they had shirts with their names on the back or she would have no idea who she was targeting.

But she needed to think, it had to be amusing but they were just starting out so she didn’t want to do something that just scared the boy off. She noticed the introductions between several of the group and raised an eyebrow with an idea to get them all better acquainted. After listening to a few of the others, Atlas lowered her finger at Charles. “Charles, if your shirt is to be believed,” Atlas said. “Name’s Atlas, pleasure to meet you but I pulled your name.” She had a mischievous grin as she turned her gaze onto a pretty young girl who had introduced herself as Angélique.

“So, Charles! I dare you… To dance in front of our new friend Angélique here, while pouring juice on yourself and telling her how much you need her in your life,” Atlas smiled. There was nothing like professing an undying love for someone you just met to help further strengthen the bonds of friendship.

Fully satisfied that her task would not be too demanding, she watched to see how Charles would handle the challenge. She didn’t think he looked like the kind to back down from a playful little dare but perhaps he would be nervous in front of Angélique. But only time would tell and Atlas would be fully entertained by the display regardless.

◤────────────◥ ☀ DATE ▪ 08/01/21 OUTFIT ▪ X X X ABILITIES: Perfectionist ▪ Impartial English ▪ #246501 Swedish ▪ #006e8a ◣────────────◢

◤────────────◥ ☾ MENTIONING: ▪ @Serena Towers as Arjan INTERACTIONS: ▪ @Howard White | @Henry Knight as Charles | @Santario Martin as Angel | @Rose Moon as Andrew ◣────────────◢

Unfortunately it would seem that Felix's question was not quite enough to shake the boy. A disappointment for sure, but the narrowing of those crimson eyes was enough to make the corners of Felix's mouth twitch upwards into a thin smirk. It would seem 'Sunshine Allergy' was also less than impressed by their personalized t-shirts. The Swedish boy shrugged his shoulders, "I don't know your life. You could look like this and be into bedazzling every item in your trunk." It was truly a shame Howard hadn't picked dare or his trunk might have ended up looking like a disco ball.

He could hear his name being shouted through the sea of students. He would have responded but he found the voice to be rather annoying. He also wasn't going to go running like a dog to the screaming banshee. Let the American flounder for a moment, he was busy.

The first name the boy spoke meant nothing to him. It was a pretty name, but an odd name for sure. "Frenchie?" He raised a brow and followed the older boy's gaze over to where Angél and Arjan were shamelessly flirting. "Her?" He asked with a raised brow. "... I don't see the appeal." Was she pretty? Felix had no idea. He would assume as much in the traditional sense, but he didn't find appearance to be attractive. He was only drawn in by personalities.

As for 'Turd'... Ah yes, he recognized the teen. Had they interacted before? Perhaps, but considering the two had quite opposite personalities it was unlikely a positive experience. "Not a fan of Narcissus Junior?" It was still such a tragedy that he hadn't selected dare. There were so many possibilities.

Felix lowered his voice and leaned in closer to the Hufflepuff. Hopefully, the others wouldn't overhear. "If you wanted to twist the truth a little and pretend it was a dare to mess with him, I have no objections." It would be fun to see Oberoi's momentary disappointment. Did he care about Angél's reaction to it? She seemed interested.

But then Charles had to go and ruin it by asking Angél herself who she would prefer to kiss. It earned him a venomous glare from the white-haired boy. "Dammit, Alluring, you can't just go asking ladies who they would prefer to kiss." A pause as Felix gestured towards the girl.

And then... The American found him. "That's the point." He stated blankly, staring over at the blonde. It was probably not the best idea to be semi-rude to the person who was about to give you a dare. And then the boy requested a poem and the Swedish boy would sigh. "Vafan? Skojar du. What the hell? You must be kidding." He spat out, rolling his eyes. He was certainly not a poetic. He would cringe as he quickly pieced together a poem in his head.

"Listen you Prima Donna,
I'm not into your drama,
I'll spit at you like a llama,
An escape would be nirvana."

Interacting with: Angélique Colette de Clairmont (@Santario Martin) | @Everly Charlton

"Hi Angél," she greeted the girl with a smile, taking the piece of paper that was handed to her. "The person I'd want to ask me out on a date? Hm..." Amelia trailed off as she thought about her answer, she wasn't really boy crazy and she had never given much thought on who she'd want to ask out on a date. She wasn't even 100% sure if she liked boys in that way, she was still trying to figure that out. "I'm honestly not sure, is it boring if I say I've never really fancied anyone before? I'm not even friends with that many boys, now that I think of it." Was she dodging the question? Partially, but it's not necessarily her fault that she hasn't fancied anyone yet. "I guess my final answer would be I don't want to date someone right now? Really boring I know, and I'm sorry, it's probably not the answer you were expecting." In her defense, the game was called truth or dare, so Amelia was technically playing the game correctly by saying the truth. At least, that's what she was telling herself.

Out of the corner of her eye, Amelia caught sight of a girl with 'Everly Charlton' wrote on her back. Her target. Or in nicer words, the girl she had to give a truth to. "Hey, excuse me for a second," she said to Angél before running over to Everly. "Hey! You must be Everly Charlton. I have to give you a truth," she says, holding up the piece of paper as proof. "I'm honestly really bad at giving truths but.." She went silent for a couple of seconds as she tried to think of a good question, "If you were to trust anyone in this group in a life or death situation, who would it be?"

Calypso Starling immediately went in search of her assignment, Andrew Lycan. When they found each other, her dare for him would be to tell her one important truth about himself. Andrew was accompanied by Charles Alluring, whose assignment was to give Calypso herself a truth. He asked who out of this group she would want to be trapped in the wilderness with.

Andrew was tasked with giving Felix Kolbeck a dare - and that dare was to make up a poem about llamas. What Felix came up with was... charming? Prima donnas. Llamas. He had the potential of a true poet. Sir Poet Felix's assignment was to give Howard White a truth, so he asked who the dhampir would like to kiss. Kissing seemed to be a common theme among summer camp students - in a few weeks' time, several spin the bottle groups would form at the sleepover.

Howard's assignment was a dare for Angélique Colette de Clairmont, a Beauxbatons student. Seeing her talking to another guy, he suggested casting a simple spell on him - the Tickling Charm. The younger French girl did not hesitate, and Arjan Oberoi was suddenly subject to a fit of laughter. After a couple minutes, he brushed it off with what he believed to be a charming saying, continuing his flirting with Angél by calling her "beautiful and funny."

Angélique would pose a truth for Amelia Faye - asking about any crushes the girl might have. She might have been disappointed by the answer, though. It seemed Amelia was not as boy-crazy as Angél was. Amelia would go on to pose a question for Everly Charlton - who here would she trust in a life-or-death situation? Was this a loaded question for the young Gryffindor?

Athena Zhang failed to post a dare and has been removed from the game.

Paige Grant would be approached by an older Hogwarts girl sporting thick curly hair and glasses. "Hi Paige, I got your name and I'm supposed to give you a dare, so - I dare you to dance the Macarena over-and-over in silence until your next turn!" If Paige didn't know how to dance the Macarena, the girl would demonstrate and teach her while giggling.

Before being roped into her Macarena dance, Paige gave a truth to Starlee Kennedy by asking what she wanted her enemies to know about her.

Xailah Alptraum failed to post a dare and has been removed from the game.

Atlas Reid decided to give Charles Alluring quite a wacky dare - to dance in front of Angélique while pouring juice on himself and telling her how much he needs her in his life. The question is - will he be up to it? If he did this, it would quite a sight to behold!

An older blond boy would approach Atlas with a dare. "Hi, Atlas, right? I dare you to spin in circles for fifteen seconds, then run around everyone acting like a dragon until the next round starts!"

Players:
@Amelia Faye | @Winnie Harper (as iNPC Felix Kolbeck) | @Henry Knight (as iNPC Charles Alluring) | @Starlee Kennedy | @Atlas Reid | @Paige Grant | @Rose Moon (as iNPC Andrew Lycan) | @Everly Charlton | @Serena Towers (as iNPC Arjan Oberoi) | @Santario Martin (as iNPC Angélique Colette de Clairmont) | @Howard White | @Calypso Starling

@Athena Zhang - did not post, removed from game
@Xailah Alptraum - did not post, removed from game

- Please continue to roleplay your truth or dares till 30th July.
- You will be given a new assignment shortly thereafter.
- You will be given the same choice (truth or dare) as last time unless you specify otherwise in an action. (Make it clear)

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Interacting: Andrew 'Drew' Lycan@Rose Moon| @Atlas Reid | Angelique Colette de Clairmont@Santario Martin | @Howard White
Mentioning: Arjan Oberoi@Serena Towers | Felix Kolbeck@Winnie Harper
Languages: Russian|French|Spanish|German|English
Norwegian
Outfit: Camp tshirt in dark red with jeans

Interacting with @Paige Grant
Mentioning Xailah Alptraum

Starlee was a bit taken aback by the truth that Paige asked her. 'Something my enemies should know about me?' she pondered this. She could really take this quite a few different directions. She could threaten them, she could tell them politely to ahem eff off, or she could be truthful. Tell them that they didn't know the whole story. But in reality, would her enemies even care?

Not just that, but how did Paige even know that Starlee had enemies in the first place? She didn't know who she was, and by the sound of her calling her name, she had never even heard it before. Sure, she was 12, but does every 12 year old have enemies?

Starlee was taking a considerately long time to think about this. She finally settled on a somewhat threatening statement. "Well, I would probably tell them to watch their backs. Because I'm not letting them walk all over me this year." Starlee had said a lot about herself in those two sentences. Firstly and obviously, that she, in fact, did have enemies, and secondly, that she was a big baby last year. Well, that would not be continuing into this year. This was the new and improved bangs-sporting Starlee.

She smiled back at Paige, saying a quick "Thanks!" about the name comment, something she was certainly used to, and began her hunt for Xailah. It appeared that while the fifth year had put their name and choice into the goblet, they hadn't shown up. A pity really, Starlee had thought her dare was quite good.

Starlee returned to the goblet, this time writing her name on the paper, but with the word dare scribbled next to it. With so many people saying that picking a truth was boring, Starlee had decided it was time to get with the cool kids.

Action: Choosing Dare for the next round

"Yeah! I'm Drew, nice to meet you. Are you Calypso, by any chance?"

Somehow, in all this chaos, Cal had managed to find her dare-ee. That was good. Now

she wouldn't have to run around like a disgruntled chicken at least.
"Yep, that's me. Nice to meet you, Drew. I think I'm supposed to give you a dare. Hmm, I dare you to say one important truth about yourself. Bet you didn't expect that." She gave a friendly laugh, and waited for the boy to answer. If he did, she would acknowledge it with a smile and nod.

Drew called over another boy, Charles. Apparently he was her truth-giver. Who out of the group would she prefer to be lost in the wilderness with for a week? A pretty average question, thankfully. Calypso tugged at the hem of her Colonial Aqua camp shirt, thinking. Her favorite color. It had her name on the back, and a little hippogriff image in the top corner of the front. "Ummm, to be honest, I don't know many people here that well. Maybe Serena Towers? She was a prefect for a while, and she's in Fifth Year, so she knows more magic than most of us. That would be useful in the wilderness. And she seems nice." That wasn't so bad.

The truth and dare exchanges all made, Calypso went back over to the flaming goblet. She was already playing at this point, and it would throw off the balance for the others if she quit now. Plus, she didn't have anything else to do. Once more, the Gryffindor put down her name on a parchment. Might as well mix it up, she thought, and wrote dare next to her signature. With any luck, that wouldn't turn out to be a grave mistake.

Action: Giving her truth, reentering with a dare this time.

Interacting| Charles (@Henry Knight) | @Amelia Faye Mentioning|

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Adding in a dare for the next round