Week 3

[grimgrinningghosts]

[Well, someone took the bait last week, and now two people (if either of them could really be called a person) are dead. Not only that, it seems like your first host is now out of commission and replaced by someone who claims to be The Phantom. While he may not be incredibly worse than Facilier yet, it would be a stretch to say he's an improvement.

But, things aren't all bad! When the guests wake up on Sunday, they will find the stairs in the foyer are now open, leading to a whole new floor to explore!

And there's booze so no one will have to drink vinegar anymore.

28 guests remain]

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[OOC: and don't forget to fill out this week's activity check!]

Comments

[not_over_yet]

Lets stick to the capture-and-salt plan, that sounds more workable.

...Where does one find blessed salt, or--do we need a clergyman.

Does Lekmet count as a clergyman. [ is this a serious question, no one knows,
Basil isn't sure and he's the one asking ]

[nachosquire]

...yeah, sure. Why not.

[He's some kind of angel goat demon guy, he probably counts.]

We can probably get him to bless some salt.. or.. something. We need a bunch of candles too and someone who knows what to chant during an exorcism.

[not_over_yet]

Candles, salt, those should be doable. I'm uncertain about the chant... but I'll go back to the books in the library. This method is sounding more and more possible to attempt.

Would you be up for assisting with the salt? The food in the kitchen restocks itself, so if we find some appropriate containers we can collect the salt over time, and eventually we should end with a good amount of the stuff.

[nachosquire]

Yeah, I'd be down with that.

[Marco gives a friendly smile at that, and he shoves his hands in his hoodie pockets.]

We probably shouldn't take all the salt from the kitchen though. So, y'know. People can still eat moderately tasty foods.

[not_over_yet]

Ah, good point. Also I imagine it would aggravate our cook a bit. No need for that.