HAPPY SONGKRAN!

[sangkhan]

[ Are you all cowering in your rooms yet?

Stains may not seep under doors but doors are easily brought down, as proven by the seven vividly painted elephants now roaming your hallways, baying for you to come out or they might start knocking.

For the more socially inclined, residents may now stumble over super soakers and water guns and look more of them somewhere in their vicinity. These babies are locked and loaded, ready to go, and they will never run out of water. The best part, of course, is that they will wash away any and all stains --but only if used on another person.

Remember now, both Heaven and Hell have long spoons. ]

SECTIONS: CASTLE ROOMS | LOBBY | GROUNDS | CITY ROYALE | OUTER AREAS

[ ooc; feel free to put up your own sections! ]

Comments

[theabjectauthor]

Frodo?!

[he runs after him, picnic basket forgotten] What are you doing?!

[bronwe]

[ Oh dearie me, he's chasing! Frodo throws his laugh in the air and keeps fleeing. He may have short legs but he can slip into bushes quickly and try to lose him. ]

[theabjectauthor]

[the laughter of a hobbit is infectious, and Lemony can't help laughing, too. he stretches out a hand to push some branches out of his way - and stops]

It's gone--!

How did you ...

[bronwe]

[ He tumbles out of the bushes to a small clearing, still laughing while watching his pursuer. ]

Magic!

[theabjectauthor]

Ma--

[he shakes his head, frowning, and walks toward him, an urgentness in his stride] Whatever you did, Frodo, please, show me ... I have friends who are suffering because of this. And if I can help them ...

[bronwe]

[ He pulls out another water balloon from his pocket and throws it his way to catch. ]

I can help you find more.

[theabjectauthor]

Oh! [he just barely manages to catch it without bursting it all over himself, and fumbles with it before he manages to keep hold. water balloons are slippery, after all]

Thank you. ... What's so special about them, that they work so efficiently? I had already tried to use soap and water, previously, to no avail.