KatherinWinter said
"Brown means you share a favorite memory." Sue explained.

Myah nodded appreciatively, staring at the M&M in her hand. What would she share? She thought about it for a second and smiled. "Thanks again, I think I'll just wait a bit to share." With that she backed off, listening to the other stories.

Michael laughed at the story Sue told. "You know it is cool we can all talk to each other and not judge and just have nice conversations." Michael said with a big smile.

SniperWolfv said
Michael laughed at the story Sue told. "You know it is cool we can all talk to each other and not judge and just have nice conversations." Michael said with a big smile.

"I've never seen the point of judging people. Our differences are what makes the world an interesting place." Sue replied. "We should be able to share who we are without fear because we all being something unique"

KatherinWinter said
"I've never seen the point of judging people. Our differences are what makes the world an interesting place." Sue replied. "We should be able to share who we are without fear because we all being something unique"

"She does have a point" says a little to loud.

"Yeah we all have our stories and I enjoy hearing all of y'all's stories and sharing some with y'all." Michael said. "He looked around at everyone and said "It's okay to feel vulnerable... we all are. Sometimes if you want to do new things or meet new people you just have to push through that discomfort and try something you are afraid of trying." Michael said trying to encourage others to share.

Kyra smiled. "It's always good to speak with someone different once in a while, it expands your tolerance for new friends and help you see different sides of people. Sometimes, the nicest looking people can be your greatest enemy, whereas the most horrid person you can think of can be your best friend..." she said, adressing the group.

Anime_Freak said
Kyra smiled. "It's always good to speak with someone different once in a while, it expands your tolerance for new friends and help you see different sides of people. Sometimes, the nicest looking people can be your greatest enemy, whereas the most horrid person you can think of can be your best friend..." she said, adressing the group.

"I agree that appearances mean very little. They change. You shouldn't judge a person. Now who hasn't had their turn?" Sue asked the group.

Kyra looked around at the others. She smiled at Sue. "I believe that everyone has told us something.." she looked back at the group. "...But I could be wrong..."

For a bit, Julia had gone silent, but it wasn't that she was ignoring the group. It was more like she was recording what everyone was saying into her phone / personal electronic journal.

I get to talk to a group of people at this convention, and they're all pretty nice and relateable to. The M&M game was a great way to get people to start talking...including myself, which I didn't really have much problems with.

Anime_Freak said
Kyra looked around at the others. She smiled at Sue. "I believe that everyone has told us something.." she looked back at the group. "...But I could be wrong..."

"I think we may have missed a few but that is alright. We are off to a good start. People are starting to open up. Let's see if we can continue that. Now lets see...I know horror lovers in row 1, romance in row 2, syfy in row 3, fantasy in row 4, anime in row 5. Lets see what sort of interest everyone has." Sue instructed.

Kyra shoots up from her seat and happily goes over to Row 5. She bounces up and down on her feet, smiling like the dedicated and fool-hearted anime fangirl she is.

Jordan scratched his chin, and though of the choices. He decided to go to row 5, because he had recently been getting into Anime, but he hadn't watched it in a while. He sat down in row 5.

This was an immediate choice, Julia had went for row 4. Fantasy has always interested her. From the classic of Harry Potter to certain video games on the matter like Tales of Xillia. Not to mention that Julia was currently working on a book on that genre, there was a lot to what she liked about it.

Michael was torn. He loved anime but he also loved syfy and fantasy. He couldn't decide. He decided to sit in row 5 with the anime lovers for his love of One Piece, Death Note, Princess Mononoke, And many others.

"Lots of Anime fans." Sue said. She was sort of disappointed. She had never seen the appeal of anime but to each their own. She wasn't surprised that few people share her interest. "Those who have interest in more then one genre come to the front."

Michael stood up and walked to the front. He thought how much easier his decision would have been had this of been one of the first choices.

Jordan got up from row 5 and walked up to the front. He really loved Anime, but he also loved fantasy. Sci-Fi a bit, but not as much. He really didn't like romance much.

The Roleplayers Guild Convention. First of it's kind. Everyone welcome. I read the sign across the front of the building.

["Everyone welcome?" I questioned. Funny. It didn't seem that way as the grand convention hall loomed up in front of me. I turned around, contemplating whether or not I should turn back but quickly realized that my mother was long gone. I sighed.

No turning back now.

I walked quickly to the entrance, keeping my head down and pulling my bangs farther across my face as I often did when I was feeling shy. Grabbing my name tag labelled with both my Guild name and my real name, I placed it on my shirt where I hoped everyone could see it and asked the front desk woman where everyone was.

"They should be in that room right there." She pointed and I smiled and uttered a quiet 'Thank you'.

Walking into the room that everyone was presumably in, I noticed people sorting themselves out between several rows of chairs. I walked further in and leaned against the wall, listening closely for some sort of instruction. From what I caught, they were sorting themselves by favorite roleplaying genre, but I didn't catch the last bit of instruction about where I was supposed to go.