Days, Nights, and Everything in Between [Multiple Character - Open]

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The City was the area of the ship that was frequented the most. Not only did some of the crew members made their homes there. But a lot of the more pleasurable areas on the ship could be found there as well. It was mostly empty, a ghostly graveyard for many of the buildings from the many worlds that had gotten saved by you lovable ship, Stacy.

The sheer size of the City itself was impressive and yet it wasn't hard to run into someone exploring it, or bump into one of the occupied buildings... Three of it's denizens now found themselves going about their everyday lives on the ship that had become their current home.




[[OOC: Didn't want to clutter up the comm with three posts, but I really wanted to do all of them! So this is a general post and you can go ahead and tag whichever you want to, wherever you want to! There will be an individual tag for each one of them.]]

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[fireforger]

Daja frowned. "I am not sure I like this kind of game," she said, feeling disturbed.

[ronnae.livejournal.com]

Ronnae tilted her head curiously and saved her file before turning to Daja.

"We can try the sports ones, or the driving ones, those are always fun." she smiled as she pointed to one that looked like a tennis game and then to a much larger booth that had a car like seats with steering wheels and the usual controls for that type of game like gas and break and such.

[fireforger]

"Driving?" Daja asked. "Drive what?" All those controls and wheels looked very odd and strange her to. Considering that she had no familiarity with cars at all, it was hard to imagine a game about them. She wondered over to the tennis game - she wasn't familiar with tennis in particular, but at least it looked more sensible than the other one. "Perhaps this one, then? What is this game called?"

[ronnae.livejournal.com]

"It's called tennis," Ronnae replied with a smile, grabbing the paddle shaped controller. "You use this here to bounce back the ball at your opponent. The goal is to get it past the opponent without them being able to bounce it back at you as long as you let it hit inside the court at least once." she pointed at the virtual court and did a small demonstration of how the game played.