DFTBA

Mystery in Elendel: A Mistborn Adventure RPG

Welcome to the game, @Taaj. Brettia looks amazing.

How are our other players coming along?
@Crimson Raven, @Halo, @Gowi, @Dioxide.

BIONICLE: Tales of Kongero Nui

Does this mean we're going to a team of seven?

Mystery in Elendel: A Mistborn Adventure RPG

Yeah, it's been a little slow.

Still, I'm not that worried. I did kind of spring this game out of nowhere, so of course it will take a bit of time for players to get themselves organised around a character concept and write up a profile.

Once we get the game underway, I'll be doing my best to keep things rolling along. Slow bits will happen every now and then, but they won't kill the game if we can bounce back from them.

Mystery in Elendel: A Mistborn Adventure RPG

What's the problem?

BIONICLE: Tales of Kongero Nui

Suavo

Suavo took an exaggerated bow at Velhni's praise, and came up grinning once again. He took the bottle, popped the top and had a hearty swig.

"I'm celebrating all week" he replied. "This festival is a massive, five-day-long party and I am never slowing down. Big shows, side shows, games booths, and whatever else I can pack in when I'm not on the job - it's all go.

"Who'd have thought we get all this just to celebrate something nobody remembers?

Kumanu

Kumanu watched as most of the crowd dispersed. He himself had been standing right at the back. With his kanoka launcher on his back, he couldn't get in front of any but the tallest matoran without blocking their view. Still, he'd need it for the exhibition akilini match later on this afternoon, and he didn't plan on going home again before the Ko-Congro Condors took on the Ta-Congro Titans.

As more of the matoran moved away and the place became less crowded, he wandered further towards the front.

The Incredibles: The New Supers

Rebekah Green

Rebekah cocked an eyebrow at Cassie's words. "Yeah? Well this right here is a dedicated facility, and the base of a government-funded programme for the training of young supers. Which is exactly what we're doing." Indeed, it was within this very building where each of them did most of their training with Lucius. Sometimes this happened in one of the the empty apartments below them, or up on the roof when they needed a more open space.

"Come on Mako, at least give it a try. This induction cooking sounds like a great skill to have, it lets you practise having fine control over your powers, and if you can pull it off, I bet Jack-jack would really love it!

She pressed the tray into Mako's hands, and then stepped back to give her room to work.

The Incredibles: The New Supers

Great. Let's do this!

Also, I think these are our pans. We're at the new supers' building, not the Parr house.

The Incredibles: The New Supers

Hi @Mr Rage. I just wanted to clear up what's going on with Mako and Rebekah at the moment, so that we're both on the same page.

At the moment, I'm a bit confused by the mixed messages Mako is sending. She brought up the induction cooking and the possibility of her powers That has been the only thing driving the interaction up to this point, and it has good potential to move the scene forward, in one direction or another. On the other hand, she has twice backed away from actually trying it.

Is Mako just being a little reluctant here, and will be on board with a little more convincing, or do you really want to steer this scene away from how it began and into something else?

The Incredibles: The New Supers

OOC: You mean like this thing? Yeah, that's awesome.

Rebekah Green

"Yeah, I think I might have seen a video like that online, something about a levitating magnetic barbecue?"

Mako was wandering off now, but Rebekah's curiosity had been awakened, and she didn't want to let such a cool idea go so easily. She fished out another tray from the cupboard, and a tray of eggs from the fridge. They should be fryable.

"It would be great if you could" she continued. "Let's give it a try. What do you reckon?" She held up the tray and an egg for Mako to see, a question written on her face.

The Incredibles: The New Supers

Rebekah Green

"but fish don't have fingers." He said, then ran over to the couch and climbed up. It was the typically literal response she should have expected from him, but really, she reflected, the misunderstanding was her fault.

"Ah, fish sticks!" Rebekah sighed as the toddler ran off. The exclamation worked as both a minor curse and as a correction "Fish sticks. That is what you call them in America."

It truly was the small things that got her about moving to a new country. The big stuff, she could deal with, because it was big, in her face, and she was constantly being reminded of it. But the tiny cultural differences like what you called fish fingers? That was all to easy to forget and then mess up.

"Sorry about being late." Mary said as she came in. "A customer called at the last minute and I had to grow them some strawberries. I grew some extras though."

"Yeah, sure. No prob." Rebekah answered. "Just keep him entertained for a bit. I'll be in the kitchen cooking the fish... sticks"