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          “I think that last turn went pretty well, and I can say that since it was my turn and I was there for the whole thing. Since this game seems pretty interesting, I'm willing to stay the host for at least a little while longer.” Grinning excitedly, Train stepped away from his spot in the center of the room and took your hand in his. With a slight tug, he helped you onto your feet and nudged you towards the bucket. “You're next, obviously. So get going.” “I'm going as fast as I can go. You can't rush this kind of thing though, you know.” With your hand already in the bucket, you slowly felt around u

        “While that last turn was going on, I made a list of all the colors and shapes I drew up. Now I should be able to keep from getting confused.” Smiling brightly, Orihime stepped in front of the remaining players and looked down at her clipboard. “So, first up on my list is a red hexagon. I already double checked, so someone should definitely have this combination.” Lifting her eyes from the clipboard, she gave the group a suspicious look. “Which one of you is it?” “It's me.” Jumping straight out of your chair, you held up the piece of paper and smiled wide. Unable to keep yourself still,

         Still on his way back from ending the last turn, Lelouch quietly sighed to himself. Though he had been chosen as host, he didn't really seem to be enjoying himself all that much anymore. Despite that, he once again took his place in front of the group and began searching for the next player. “That turn's over, so who's ready to go next?” One of his hands lazily resting on his hip, he looked around, assuming at least one person would be willing to raise their hand. When no one did, he sighed again. “Seriously? None of you have any initiative, do you?” With a shake of his head, Lelouch lifted his hand into the a

         Loud hurried footsteps raced across the hall until reaching your bedroom. Without knocking, or even announcing himself, Allen swung open the door and rushed inside. “H-hey, I know this isn't your problem and I'm really sorry to bug you, but do you think you could help me out?” You groaned at his question, not wanting to leave the warm comfort of your bed. “With what? It's pretty late you know.” He nodded, looking desperate. “I know it is, I'm sorry. But I really need your help.” “Alright, don't give me that look. I'll help you.” You rolled out of bed and followed him back to General

       “Have you all gotten over being scared of my dazzling smile, or should we all just sit here and wait for someone else to volunteer themselves?” Slowly creeping around the room, almost as if he was trying to terrify the remaining players, Ryuk waited for someone to speak up. Unfortunately for him, no one did. “So that's who it's going to be, hmm?” Already back at the front of the room, his smile grew so wide it looked like his face might split in two. “Then I'll just have to pick one of you out myself.” Suddenly lifting your hand in the air, you volunteered yourself for reasons you didn't quite under

         After a while of trying, and failing to catch Lero, the group of players slowly filed back into the cafeteria to continue on with the game. “Well, we can't say that we didn't try to catch him, right?” Returning to his spot in the very front of the group, Lavi shrugged. “I'm sure any information he gathered wasn't all that important. After all, it's not like we're doing anything top secret in here. Anyway, let's get started.” With a soft, yet excited smile on his face, he stepped away from his place, and began looking around the room for the next player. Lavi didn't have to look for very lon

         “I know this is probably going to come as a surprise, but I actually wasn't all that disappointed in how the last turn went.” Standing in front of the remaining players, Laito released a sarcastic sounding snort. “Still, it could have been a lot better.” Without so much as glancing at you first, he took your hand in his and tugged you to your feet. Finally looking at you, the corners of his  mouth pulled up, creating a smile that looked almost friendly. “How would you feel about going next?” “I don't think it's going to make a difference what I say anyway, so sure.” Not one to make a f

        “There she goes again, probably on her way to school just like every other morning.” Speaking to Geoffrey just loud enough for you to hear him, Mao stood with his arms crossed and his eyes narrowed. Judging by the tone of his voice, and what he was saying, he was undoubtedly talking about you. “She's going to be early too. Talk about overkill. It makes me sick.” “I'm sure she can hear you young master.” At his master's side, as per usual, Geoffrey tried to hush Mao. “You may consider keeping your voice down unless you want to draw her attention to you.” “What do I care if she hea

       "You all should seriously know the drill by now. Someone come up here and get an item." Yawning as if he might very well fall asleep at any moment, Nero didn't even attempt to pick out one of the players. For a few seconds, you waited for someone else to make a move, when no one did after a full minute, you rose to your feet and started towards the table. " I guess "someone" means me." Now looking down at the items before you, a small, broken pendant caught your eye. Curious, you picked it up. As soon as you did, Nero sat up straight and began glaring at you. Apparently, despite being on the table for all to see, that item was off li

          “So, I kind of forgot what number we were on again.” Smiling sheepishly, Happy rubbed the back of his head with his paw and tried to remember what the last number was. “I think it was thirty-six, or maybe it was thirty-seven.” Quickly giving up, and not bothering to look at the stack of numbers beside him, Happy shrugged. “I don't know, so let's just go with number thirty-seven! That's sounds right to me, aye!” “Then that means it's my turn.” Though you were just as confused as Happy was about what number was actually supposed to go next, you weren't about to argue. As long as you had

       “That last turn went pretty well, so I'm hoping that's a sign of things to come.” Hands on her hips, Yuffie focused her eyes on the remaining players. “Now which one of you am I going to trust to keep up the momentum?” Giving the process of picking the next player far more attention than it really required, Yuffie scrutinized several other potential players before stopping at you. “You think you've got what it takes?” You weren't really sure what exactly she meant by that, but you found yourself nodding anyway. “Yeah, I guess so.” “You guess? That's not very convincing, but it'll

        "There still hasn't been any sign of Ranulf since a couple of turns ago, so it looks like I'm still in charge of this game." A strange, all too happy smile on his face, Henry walked towards the remaining players, and without giving it any thought at all, offered you his hand. “You're next.” As you took his hand to stand up, you couldn't help but notice an almost wicked quality to his grin. "You didn't do something to Ranulf just so you could host again, did you?" "That depends on what you mean by something." Laughing as if what he'd said shouldn't have caused you to worry, Henry urged you to get your turn going. "Now get

         “Gather around me boys and girls, it's time to play another round of Seven Minutes in Heaven.” Shigure grabbed the container of items and let out a happy little cheer. When he realized he was the only one cheering, he stopped and frowned. “Oh, why are you all so mean to me? I thought everyone would be excited to play again, but I guess I'm wrong.” Not wanting him to feel stupid, embarrassed or ignored, you quickly raised your hand like a young school girl and tried to get his attention. “I-I'm excited. I would have cheered too, but I got kind of nervous, so I didn't. Sorry.” “Oh, don't apol

         “Once again we had a pretty good turn last time. Who knew the commander was such a lady killer? He hides it so well.” Chuckling under his breath, Souji stood in front of the dwindling crowd of people and looked for the next player. After a second or two, he spotted Susumu, sitting near the open door. “Hey, I didn't even notice you were here. Why don't you go ahead and take a turn before you get sent off to do something again?” “Sure, I don't mind.” Though he really didn't all that look interested in participating, Susumu nodded, accepting Souji's invitation. The process of picking out a partner ha

          “I got sent here to help pick out the next player or something like that.” Standing in front of the group with a somewhat sour look on his otherwise adorable face, the yellow clad Sprite let out a loud yawn. “I really don't feel like doing this right now, so someone just come up here and do your thing.” More than ready to play, but not wanting everyone else to know how eager you were, you lazily rose to your feet. “I'll volunteer, if no one else is going to do it.” There was a single object that had captured your attention the second you saw it. Already knowing you wanted to chose it as your own,

       America jumped up in front of every one twirling his hat in his hands. "You guys know what time it is?" He started gathering items from the ladies. "Well dudes, we totally had our turn with some really awesome girls. so now it's these fine ladies turn to get picked at random, stuck in a closet, and locked in there with a total stranger, just like we did. Lets see how they handle it! Good luck everyone and don't get killed, these chicks are armed and dangerous, they will not hesitate to attack you either." He shook up the hat and placed it on the counter. "Now who's first?" "God America, we aren't wild animals. Unlike yo

       “There aren't many of you left, but that most certainly doesn't mean that any of you can relax.” Standing in the center of the cafeteria with an all too serious expression on his face, Thoth crossed his arms and looked over the remaining students. “I'm expecting a lot out of the last few players. You've had more time to prepare than anyone, so there's no excuse for any less than your best.” As he spoke, the entire room went stiff, sensing a familiar presence. A second later, Zeus's displeased voice echoed through the room. “Thoth, what's going on here? I told you to teach them, not play silly games.”

          “Hey, would you look at that. Someone around here actually took a hint. It must be my lucky day.” On his way back from ending the last turn, Axel noticed you already standing in the center of the room with the bag of items in your hand. Obviously glad to see this, he smiled. “You're already up here, so go ahead and do your thing.” “Got it.” With a firm nod, you plunged your hand into the bag and less than a full second later, pulled out a small, yellow flower. Surprised it wasn't badly damaged after all it had been through, you gently touched one of the pedals. Immediately, you knew that somethin

       “You know, I don't think but one of you has taken my rating system seriously so far.” Arms crossed firmly over her chest, Riko gave the group a displeased frown. “How am I supposed to know if it's worth it to keep playing if no one will give me any sort of feedback? Silently hoping her short speech would be enough to make the remaining players have a change of heart, Riko sighed before pointing at Takao. “You're next. You've been sitting there with that grin on your face this whole time, and it's starting to get a little creepy.” Only laughing at Riko's harsh words, Takao pushed himself from his seat on t

         “It's been a while since we let one of the guys take the lead, and since I'm getting pretty bored, why don't we do that to spice things up?” Slowly fluttering around the room, Navi started the search for the next player. After a moment or two, she landed softly on the top of your head. “You're next, get a move on.” For a few seconds, you waited for her to leave your head. It soon became apparent, however, that she had no intention of going anywhere. “So, I guess you're just going to stay there then?” “Yup.” Voice turning surprisingly strong for such a small fairy, Navi continued. R

             “We've been playing this little game of mine for a long, long time now, but every time I turn around it seems like someone new shows up.” Hands firmly on his hips, Jiraiya released a boisterous, yet somewhat fake sounding laugh. “I'm not complaining or anything, but if this goes on for too much longer, I might have to pass the torch on to someone else for a while. For now though, we need another player!” Taking less than a full second to glance around the room, Jiraiya took your hand and pulled you to your feet. “You're next. Get out there, and good luck!” “Thanks! I might need it.”

        “Lady Tsunade is still gone, so it looks like I'm still in charge.” A bit more confident in her abilities now than she had been last time, Sakura didn't waste any time picking out the next player. After a quick look around the almost empty room, she walked up to you and offered her hand. “You're going to be next.” Nodding, as if silently agreeing with her own decision, Sakura smiled. “Have fun.” “I'm sure I will.” Gladly accepting her hand, you rose to your feet and started straight towards the container of items. With so few items left, it took you only a second to pick a small tube of

        After finally retrieving the last couple from the closet, Teddie stood in front of the shrinking group and placed his hands on his hips. “The girls are on fire, so let's let them lead the way again. I hope you boys are ready for them, because they are fierce.” After flashing everyone there a bright, cheerful smile, he walked directly up to you and pulled you to your feet. “You're going to be the next player. Get in there and show everyone what you've got.” “You've got it.” Excited that it was finally your chance to play the game, you rushed past Teddie and scooped up the pillow case. In only a coup

       “Sorry for the little delay everyone. We had to wait for the last couple to leave the closet so we could start the next turn. Now they're out and we can keep things going.” Smiling brightly, simply because the game didn't have to end, Amber skipped around the room until taking your hand in hers. “You're next. I sure hope you're ready to have some fun.” “I am more than ready to have some fun. This is going to be totally awesome.” Incredibly excited that your turn had come, you hopped out of your chair and rushed towards the bar. Within a second, your entire arm was inside the bucket. &