Epistle 4

[missedyourheart]

Tch, I sold a ring for this gambling stake.

It seems a pity to let an evening like this go by without some diversion. I have walked the City, investigated the network, and seen the library. I think I am in the mood for something different. Who would be so kind as to direct me to a proper game of chance?

[ooc: Strike unhackable and private.]

Comments

[tehpuck]

I would've been happier to participate yesterday, but today is just as auspicious. Any game in mind?

[missedyourheart]

That will depend upon how many players we have. Do you know an honest establishment?

[tehpuck]

I know of them, but I rarely frequent such places. A dishonest establishment I'd be happy to find you.

[missedyourheart]

That depends upon whether the dishonesty will be in my favour or not.

[reaping_havoc]

...What, like a card game?

[missedyourheart]

Yes. Just so.

Good evening, George.

[reaping_havoc]

Hey. Evening.

I'll play you.

[missedyourheart]

I don't think that would be the best idea. I intend to play for money.

[number1gal]

I love games of chance~!

[missedyourheart]

I'm sure you do.

[number1gal]

What is your fav?

[missedyourheart]

My what?

[belleamorte]

May luck be a lady tonight.

[missedyourheart]

If by that you mean capricious and easily turned from one favorite to another, she most certainly shall be.

[belleamorte]

Such a terrible thing to say.

[missedyourheart]

Are you the constant exception to an inconstant rule, lovely lady?

[thresheld]

I'll play a game.

[missedyourheart]

I have so many volunteers. What game would you play?

[thresheld]

I like high stakes.

Higher stakes than money.

[missedyourheart]

You've piqued my curiosity.