(Disregard the previous post about Jac)
@Willow BreezePlayer #11- Jac
Jac was on a little row boat. It rocked gently from side to side giving her a wonderful view of the sunset. A tired looking seagull sat near Jac's feet. A small sailboat could be seen very far off in the distance, barely visible. In addition, there was a large wooden vessel to Jac's left, just within shouting distance. It had a large black flag with a scull and crossbones flapping in the wind, along with two dozen cannons lining the side of the vessel. To Jac's right sat a smaller white boat about half of the size of the pirate ship. It looked poorly equipped for battle and was clearly trying to avoid the incoming pirate ship. Even thought the white ship was motorized, it sputtered loudly and moved slower than the masted pirate ship. Jac realized the ship had a few different flags on it. Two oars sat next to Jac. If she didn't act fast, the pirate ship would catch up to her.
Player #13- CC
The package was barely torn open by CC before dark green fabric sprung out of the small shoe box sized package and onto the grass. Moments later, a tent with colors matching her charred backpack sprung from the box. The tent was more modernized then the circus tents that were designed to be changing rooms. However, nothing seemed particularly special about it, at least from the outside. It was barely taller than CC and the floor was about seven meters/ seven feet wide (it doesn't really matter which. They're basically the same thing. Not even important. Sorry my international friends; we United Statesians love to make things difficult for you.)
Player #16- Jack
Al smiled and nodded happily at Jack. "Of course! Of course! Anything good sir! Anything you would like! You saved my life! I am forever in your debt. You may stay in a private room within my yacht. Don't worry, It's stable and you won't get seasick," Al said, "allow me to get dressed and call my chauffeur." Al left with the women, giving time for Jack to inspect the backpack. However, before he could open it, the mother rushed up to Jack.
"Oh thank you so much! Oh goodness are you hurt? How can I ever repay you for saving me! I should have been more alert! Oh bless you! Thank you so much!" she blurted. Suddenly, the woman did something very peculiar. She called out suddenly, "Peter! Calla! Sam! Come here!" the children obediently ran to her. "I know it's not much," said the women, "but I want you to have them. It's the least I could do, really," the women turned away and left... wait... had she just given her children to Jack?
Player #4- Chuck
The elf's smile didn't waver as he listened to Chuck. When Chuck placed the glass eye down, Mateel picked it up carefully. "Aaahhhh interesting..." he said as he scraped his finger along the top of the glass eye. "Aaahhhh... you are clearly lying to me. I doubt any Zambian envoy would be trusted with this in their backpack..." said Mateel, his voice filled more with awe than anger. "One of the eyes. I never thought I would see one in my life...Aaahhhh... Yes..." Suddenly, the man tapped the glass lightly on his desk, causing a thin layer of glass... no... ice... to fall from it. Suddenly, the pupil began to move around.
"From the Great Wizard of the Ring... Aaahhhh..." suddenly, as if waking from a dream, Mateel snapped his focus back to Chuck and said sharply: "You have two choices... Aaahhhh... either leave this instant without your backpack, or allow Craleeti to escort you outside without your backpack. In short, we can do this the easy way or the hard way."
Player #9- Nana
"Give the poor girl some room!" someone said. A few people backed away as Nana felt behind her for her backpack, which had stayed on and intact. From the chatter of the crowd, Nana was able to figure out the vague details of what had happened. It seemed that it had been a rough game with lots of red cards (people being kicked out of the game) and penalties. The score was 8-6 (I don't watch soccer/ football much, but I've seen enough to know that any game with more than four goals is more rare than finding a good place to leave your wallet in a saw blade factory) when Nana entered and there were only two minutes on the clock, not nearly enough time for the pink team to score enough goals.
When Nana had fallen over, many thought that she had been tripped. So the ref had given the other player a red card. However, now that this man had been eliminated, the other team did not have enough players to continue to player. The other team had also received a penalty shot because Nana had interfered, however this was insignificant. Yes, these rules didn't seem to make sense, but perhaps the Echo World had different rules for Soccer (or football).