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letsplayamurder2025-07-13 11:52 pm
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Bar Mingle: Week 2
Every evening at dusk (unless, for some reason, Quark is indisposed,) the Eatery transforms into Quark's Bar. The table becomes a bartop with chairs lined up on one side. Some of the extra chairs are placed along the wall behind the bar as a makeshift bench for ingredients, glasses, ice, and anything else. There are bowls of peanuts placed on top of the bar for free snacking. On one end of the bar there's a selection of pastries, fresh-baked by Lebkuchen, who might also be there.
As of Monday, there are some new additions to the bar. On one end of the table is a interesting look board game. Next to it is a plate of lebkuchen, left out for a specific bunch of fuzzy creatures that seem to like them.. In another corner is a roulette-esque kind of game.
In the rafters, there's a whole swarm of Zubats now, and one or two of them might come down to say hello. If they do, Quark is shooing them away again, but they only go back up to the ceiling.
Outside the door to the Eatery is a sign, handwritten, and further inside, the menu tacked up in a couple places behind the bar:
Come on in and take a load off!
Tokens accepted as payment
NO RED MURDEROUS ROBOTS ALLOWED
Non-alcoholic drinks: 2 tokens
Alcoholic drinks: 4 tokens
Lebkuchen: 1 token/piece, 4 for 3 tokens
Breadroll: 1 token/piece
Lollipops: 1 token/each
Wednesday Special: Homemade Apple Strudel! 3 tokens/slice
Link to Days
Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday| Thursday (Food | The Bar | Games and Gambling | Mingle)
Weekly Log
As of Monday, there are some new additions to the bar. On one end of the table is a interesting look board game. Next to it is a plate of lebkuchen, left out for a specific bunch of fuzzy creatures that seem to like them.. In another corner is a roulette-esque kind of game.
In the rafters, there's a whole swarm of Zubats now, and one or two of them might come down to say hello. If they do, Quark is shooing them away again, but they only go back up to the ceiling.
Outside the door to the Eatery is a sign, handwritten, and further inside, the menu tacked up in a couple places behind the bar:
Quark's Bar
Hand-mixed drinks
Home-made fresh pasteries
Snacks
Good Company
Home-made fresh pasteries
Snacks
Good Company
Come on in and take a load off!
Open Every Evening at Dusk
NO RED MURDEROUS ROBOTS ALLOWED
MENU
Alcoholic drinks: 4 tokens
Lebkuchen: 1 token/piece, 4 for 3 tokens
Breadroll: 1 token/piece
Lollipops: 1 token/each
Wednesday Special: Homemade Apple Strudel! 3 tokens/slice
Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday| Thursday (Food | The Bar | Games and Gambling | Mingle)
Weekly Log

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she tries to hold onto whatever she can. grasping at straws.]
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How about you?
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[now she's going to go ahead and take a sip.]
...Well, not like the System Grail War was really like this. Still, though. I don't want to go through that another time.
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[...wait.]
...Oh. Right, sorry, I'm used to being somewhere where literally everyone just knows what that is?
It was, uh... well, it was supposed to be this ritual to make sure the Paper Moon would function as intended? Basically an AI of every section would be picked as a Master, and they would summon a Servant to fight on their behalf. The winner would get to be the next Central Governing AI and they'd get to customize the world however they wanted.
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And by Servant, you mean....?
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Like... if someone like Ferdinand got famous enough to have stories and legends written about him, I could've summoned him.
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And you can just...summon people like that?
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...Anyway, uh. I won.
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...Because I was the only participating AI that lived through the whole thing.
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[shit to unpack later. she's going somewhere with this.]
But it's just-- the worst part of it all, is no one needed to die. Most of us never even wanted to fight each other. At least... not... not like that.
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[...
she's saying,
she's fucking worried.]
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...right. That's usually the case in these sorts'a things, isn't it? [not to say that HE'D normally be some kind of troublemaker here but even this is too much for him--]
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[but she's not a glass half full type. she can't really sit here and just, what? hope for the best?]
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...I could throw some kinda party this week in the bar.
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[huh?]
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