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[earthen_hope]

[pause of a minute or so.]

Whoops, sorry. I didn't know my journal was sitting there.

This probably means we're going to have monsters under our beds this weekend too. Be careful, everyone. I think getting a flashlight would be a good idea for anyone that doesn't have magic and who doesn't want to sleep with a weapon close to hand. The one I found seemed to hate the light as much as the spell I hit him with.

And if the light itself doesn't work, you can always wallop them with the flashlight. It should still make them think twice.

I wish they weren't in our houses. Those are supposed to be safe from monsters. [some pentaps go at the end of this sentence and then she crosses it out.]

[ooc: The monster under Krile's bed? A nine-foot centipede thing. Fortunately not the actual specimen.

Housemates, feel free to have heard, smelled, and/or seen a small lightning strike in Krile's room in the wee hours of the morning.]

Comments

[of-mindelan.livejournal.com]

[Peach was lucky enough not to get one the last time. She's less lucky now.

It was a robotic rat thing with a suspicious similarity to a killing device, and she woke up long before normal because every animal in her room... there are a lot of them... hates the thing. She had to undo the legs of her bed to bring the frame down to pin it, leave, borrow a mace from someone, come back, smash the thing, bring the mace back, come back again, and completely fail to get back to sleep.

So between lack of sleep and verybadpings - it shrieked like a small child and there was vapor when she smashed it, even if she didn't get a good look at it, and it was basically unrecognizable after - she's in a bad mood. And expressing it the way she usually does.]

Does this happen often?

[feathered-earth.livejournal.com]

[...ouch. Poor Peach. :< ]

Monsters? No, actually. Not as often as silly things like clothing changes, at least. But it's still enough that you should be ready for it.

Did you have any problems?

[of-mindelan.livejournal.com]

Which means picking a primary weapon. I'll get on that. [Expect more dithering at the weapons store, only today it'll be less dithering and more total lack of expression while looking at things.]

It's all handled now.

[feathered-earth.livejournal.com]

All right.

Okay. I'm glad to hear it.