Second Page - Catharsis

[daddys_working]

Catharsis (Ancient Greek: Κάθαρσις) is a Greek word meaning "purification", "cleansing" or "clarification." It is derived from the infinitive verb of Ancient Greek: καθαίρειν transliterated as kathairein "to purify, purge," and adjective Ancient Greek: καθαρός katharos "pure or clean."

Oh, look at that. What a nice ship.

Gabe.

I'm willing to

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[punching_devils]

Fair enough.

Jesus, you really are a human dictionary, aren't you?

[daddys_working]

Yes. Well.

That's why I'm on the pay roll you know.

[punching_devils]

And I'm the...

Head...Puncher.

I'm glad we cleared this up.

[s1tarded]

Is it a freaky ship with a weird guy on it?

[daddys_working]

"Freaky" is in the eye of the beholder sir. Though I suppose some might find this particular vessel to be so. It's certainly not conventional looking. I have not ventured to go aboard. So if there's a guy on it, weird or otherwise, I do not know.

[channelthesky]

There is, in fact, no one on the ship. Old and abbandoned. No treasure.

[channelthesky]

Something happened in the history section with you and your friend?

[daddys_working]

That's pretty much the jist of it.

I was going to blame it on yeti but it's probably better to own up that... Well... mistakes were made and we're all very embarrassed about it.

There's a particular book sitting on a particular desk that will transport you to some Greco Roman ruins. My associate tells me it was a ghost town when he got there, but it sprang to life when I arrived.

It appears that if more then one person is present at the location they are compelled to fight to the death.

The upside is that death does not appear to be permanent. Although it does sting like a bitch.

[channelthesky]

Unfortunate. It is good you both came back- if that happens again, the death could be permanent. I would not write out death in a place like this.

[daddys_working]

I'm certainly not planning on trying to prove you wrong.