The temple knew they were in competition from the start, and why. The winning party would get a wish granted. They also agreed to participate willingly, since it was ... a dream. It was a pantheon of gods trying to decide who would lead via competition using that group.
[ it feels important to note. it's weird. it's dumb. all these death games are dumb. it's also giving him a moment to not think about how Jason is right that none of this is right!! haha. hateful. ]
Whatever competition this is-- if it is linked to what's going to happen-- is a different ball game entirely.
[ anyway answer the question Steph even tho dick already knows from belph ]
A dream? What, so they had a dream and said yes in it, and then were brought to the contest?
[ seems stupid but okay. but she'll go back to the question. ]
Basically, we ended up with three people left in each faction. If we dipped below those numbers, we were screwed. But when we complete our objectives, we collected ink as rewards for it. Each faction had to collect a certain amount of ink, so if any were slacking we would be... wait for it, screwed.
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[ it feels important to note. it's weird. it's dumb. all these death games are dumb. it's also giving him a moment to not think about how Jason is right that none of this is right!! haha. hateful. ]
Whatever competition this is-- if it is linked to what's going to happen-- is a different ball game entirely.
[ anyway answer the question Steph even tho dick already knows from belph ]
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[ seems stupid but okay. but she'll go back to the question. ]
Basically, we ended up with three people left in each faction. If we dipped below those numbers, we were screwed. But when we complete our objectives, we collected ink as rewards for it. Each faction had to collect a certain amount of ink, so if any were slacking we would be... wait for it, screwed.