TEST DRIVE MEME

[behind_the_box]

Starting now, we'll put up a new one of these very month! Feel free to use the current setting of Pandora (Christmas in July) or make up your own! You can also use the following scenarios if you'd prefer:

1. Mushroom Kingdom

Have you ever wanted to be a fairy? Well now you are, even if the answer was no! The City is a big, big place, all of a sudden. Houses are roomy affairs inside giant mushrooms, there are colorful flowers everywhere you look, and the animals are always friendly! Unfortunately, the only food items being sold in the market this month are fruit, fruit, and.... more fruit.

2. School Town

You may be too old to attend the academy, but that doesn't seem to matter; your attendance is mandatory anyway. Or perhaps you're there to teach, because you're the only resident of Pandora that possesses a certain skill. It doesn't matter if it can't be learned; you have to come up with a lesson plan anyway. At least the uniforms aren't some god awful color, right?

3. Zombie Apocalypse.

There's no coming back from death in Pandora, so you'd better do all you can to survive. Three quarters of the city are already infected, and this is the last stand. Are you going to pool your resources and try to make it together, or is it time to stop trusting others and go it alone until the month is over?

Comments

[shatteredservice]

Oh wouldn't he now?

[Diarmuid can't help but let his own smirk grow. It had only been momentary, but the glower on Archer's face had been beautiful to see.]

I find it surprising you would say such a thing since that 'mongrel' was pretty sure you could not be bothered to even notice his presence let alone remember something like that about him.

[wealthreliant]

Foolish, to underestimate the observance of the King. I need no more than a moment to take notice.

[How else was he supposed to be disgusted by what he saw?

He lifts a hand, dusting snow from his nose before aiming a lazy, half-lidded gaze at the one-armed man.]

Retaining my attention is an entirely different matter.

[And it was only the comparison of the missing arm that was leading to that at the moment.]

[shatteredservice]

No more foolish than one who thinks in a moment they can truly take notice of anything.

[For his part, Diarmuid has not missed the way that Archer's gaze occasionally flicks to his missing arm. Unfortunately, any answers the other servant might be looking for will not come easily.]

So, aside from the obvious, what has your moment of notice told you that is different about me now?