Event log: How Delightful

[hadrielmods]

Who: Anyone and everyone!
What: Delight's resurrection.
Where: Throughout the city, starting in the bar.
When: March 23rd-April 3rd
Warnings: Partying too hard, poor life choices, underage drinking, the worst hangovers of all time.

On the morning of March 23rd, bright and early, Delight is resurrected. Her temple is restored, and her bar appears in the city. What does that mean? Well, obviously it's time to celebrate. We hope everyone brought their party shoes! From March 23rd to March 27th, the party will be mostly contained in and around Delight's bar, with an invitation from the goddess herself. But it won't be long before she decides that's just not good enough - gotta bring the party to the people! From March 28th to April 3rd, the natural light is dimmed and replaced with flashing colored lights, fireworks, and even a few disco balls. Loud music blares through the city, making it hard to sleep, and a wide variety of trouble is available to be gotten into.

Wanna drink away the pain of being trapped in a hellcave? There's unlimited amounts of alcohol of all kinds, and Delight will be happy to supply anything that might be missing. More interested in karaoke-ing your heart out? Hit up one of the jukeboxes. Enjoy gleeful displays of your own mortality? Here's a skateboard and a ramp, have fun. There's just about anything you could desire, as long as what you desire is to party hard and make bad decisions. And hey, if you find yourself getting tired, grab one (or five) of Delight's special energy shots. They'll eliminate your need for sleep, food, water, cure an oncoming hangover and immediately relax any sore muscles you've got for 24 hours per shot! There's no down side! (Except for all the effects coming back to hit you at once when the shot wears off, but whatever.)

After about a week and a half of tequila shots, keg stands, roman candle battles, tagging the city with free spraypaint, inappropriate party games, and balloon hats made to look like rocket ships (wait... that's not a rocket ship), Delight realizes everyone's partied out and starts to wind things down. On April 3rd, she'll clean up the city, removing everything except for a few remaining fireworks and disco balls, stored in her temple. Her bar will still be around, if you can stand to even look at liquor after all the poor choices you made. Otherwise, lay in bed and try to recover from your hangover while the city goes back to normal.

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Comments

[thechoiceisyours]

Chris offers a small grin. "Hey, at least you're like, being polite to get something out of it. Instead of like, genuinely."

Because yeah, otherwise the other idea is definitely irritating.

[glacius]

That makes the alien wrinkle his face up, because now he's realizing that any conversation with these gods would likely mean that both parties have ulterior motives--and even if he's digging for a good cause, he detests the idea of being underhanded. "I suppose. I would much rather be direct, and truthful, but something tells me that if I just commandeered their attention on the network and told them I was attempting to either liberate their prisoners or plot their downfall there would be... consequences."

[thechoiceisyours]

Chris also prefers to be honest and direct, at least for the most part--any underhandedness was usually reserved for jokes or playing pranks and that's lost a lot of appeal lately--but he's also too pragmatic not to accept it's necessary here. As much as some of the gods, such as Delight, seem okay or even friendly, that doesn't mean the people here don't need to be looking out for themselves as a group first and foremost.

He shrugs a little at Glacius' comment. "I mean, announcing it publicly probably wouldn't hut too much; I think they read the network but like, you wouldn't be the first to say something like that and they didn't seem to care too much. But one-on-one it's just... It seems a lot riskier."