10-05-2012, 06:34 AM
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| Shrake
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Text Cut: *catches up with the pine cone* Quote:
Originally Posted by PhoenixRising  So she was totally going to ignore the fact that some of them ACTUALLY tasted it. They trusted her when she said it was edible, which was more than enough for her. Beaming - although the students couldn't tell - she made her way back through the darkness up to the front of the room where more boxes stood waiting.
"Those who guessed lemon juice, you were correct. Good job on using your sense of smell, hearing, touch, or even taste, for those brave enough."
Lifting her night goggles to make sure the darkness hadn't faded, she replaced them and went to get another box. "What's in this box, i don't think you should taste as it's not very edible." That was her clue there, as she started with the first in the row and walked that box around the room, giving them a chance to feel what was inside (or smell it if they desired). Obviously he was right. He knew what lemons tasted like, after all.
Once the next object came around, Milton decided it was best not to taste it. Especially since Hadley said it wasn't edible. He put his hand in the box and felt around. It felt wooden... and oval, but not completely solid. It ridges, kind of, and they were almost sharp. But not quite. He took it out of the box and sniffed it a little. "Smells like a tree." But he didn't really go around sniffing different kinds of trees, so he didn't know what kind.
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Originally Posted by PhoenixRising "Yes, those who said pine cones, were correct." She admitted. "Good job. Now this one," peering into the box, she frowned. That wasn't what she originally placed in there, but .... well she would have to go with it. "Don't eat this one either, I'd advise..." Fina explained, as she walked toward the first desk for the person to feel inside, of what felt damp and papery... and clumpy....It was entirely possible the item would crumble beneath your fingers...[/COLOR] Milton waited again for the box to come around before he stuck his hand in again. Errr... weird... "Ew..." That definitely felt like toilet paper. WET toilet paper. COLD, WET, toilet paper that almost seemed to be... moving? Milton yanked his hand out of the box and wiped it off on his robes. Gross....
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