trophy hunt

What had a spine, a front, and a back, but no flesh or bones? Books. Where could you find a lot of those? In the library. So Riley was going to the school library. That was the easy part, she was sure. The hard part? Finding the one "marked with yellow." She ended up finding such a book. It...

Riley was pretty sure this one had to be up in the space station. Nothing else sent "great ships on voyages beyond the sky." She got someone to come with her, so Sofia wouldn't get mad, and she went up to visit the space station. She wasn't sure what kind of paper she was supposed to bring...

Krap ainaeco, the heck did that mean? Well Riley was sure it was an anagram because literally what the heck is this cursed language. He figured out a bit quickly he had to go to the park after solving the anagram bit. He had to pluck only one thing which he assumed was a flower since spring was...

Monday shook his head sadly. He knew the answer, he even knew quite possibly the exact location he was looking for. He had seen it, watched it when he scried his coven when they tried to find the cause of the unending snow. Unfortunately for Monday, snow on the ground still meant potentially...

Okay this one was insane, and she almost didn't do it. But the static in her head drove Alma forward, albeit with some precautions taken beforehand. Texting Iggy, Angelo, and Mom to let them know what she was doing. Taking food, blood, and a survival kit just in case. And of course waiting until...

Riley was stumped on this one for a bit. Speaking and causing drama sounded like some kind of stage or theater, but you could also find a class, meeting, or club there? Honestly, that second part sounded like the community cent- oh. Of course it was the community center. The Twelve must have...

Another easy one. She hoped at least. Alma went as quick as she could to the park and selected a flower from among the ones growing along the pathways. Something pretty and pink. Putting it in her hair, she wondered if Iggy could see through it like that.

This clue was probably too easy. Alma was starting to doubt herself after having gotten a couple wrong already. But she didn't need to be that way. She was doing fine, she was sure. Although there was no way of knowing how the other contestants were doing either. Not like she could just peek in...

Out if all the clues he'd gotten, this one was probably one of the most obvious to Morgan. The ballroom was simple enough to figure out, and while he wasn't entirely sure whether he remembered a chandelier in there or not, he figured it wad a safe bet to bring his dad's ladder anyway. So, there...

Morgan had been ruminating on his first clue for a while, but really the only logical conclusion was a church. Specifically, he figured a catholic church based on the second part of the clue. The minotaur headed towards the closest one to his house, and after waiting for the majority of people...

Monday had to laugh when he read the clue..."Sneaky, sneaky," he thought to himself as he quickly made his way to the well-known city park and picked a flower that had recently bloomed. @Lotharingia @PixelatedGlory @Romi

Upon reading the ninth clue, Monday speculated that it most likely referred to the Space Observation Station. He also knew that to go up there you needed a passport or MC ID because there was an official customs area up there which the second part of the clue most likely alluded to. And so...

Now Monday had a pretty good idea what this clue referred to. The problem was he wasn't a student and didn't have the same access as a student might to the school. So after talking to his coven member, Sunday, who worked at the school, he was escorted to the empty or abandoned classrooms area...

Monday knew immediately what the clue was when he read it, and so hurried off to the library to find a book that matched the description in the clue. Roaming the aisles he finally found a book, marked with an X on its spine, and took it to the front to be signed out. @Lotharingia...

This clue was easy considering there was only one place on the island that sent ships on voyages beyond the sky and that place wasn't even on the island itself. So hopping into one of the teleporters, Riley made his way up to the space station which was another place he haven't been to for a...

After reading the clue, Monday was pretty sure it was a social or recreation center of some sort. And after a brief internet search, he saw that MC had a Community centre and wrote down the address of where it was located. Making his way down to the center by taxi, Monday paid the driver and...

Hell yeah, an easy one! At least, that was what Riley thought, until she thought about it more. And as she thought about it even more, it became downright terrifying. Even worse than her initial impression of the ballroom. She was certain it would be in the abandoned classrooms, first of all...

Poultry that moos? What the hell... Well, the closest thing Riley could imagine to that was those chicken monstrosities at the farms. Riley's class got taken out for a field trip there one time. She thought those things must live a nightmarish existence, but the farmer told everyone that the...

No way this one wasn't supposed to be in the school ballroom. Stepping in time to the music? Watching the stars (like through those big old windows)? Nobody ever went there except for when they wanted to make out, only to bump into a couple of people who were already making out in there. Riley...

A house without a family, where you couldn't be cold, and where it's cool if you take dead stuff. Riley - the god one, not the former zombie one or the dog one or the alien one or the mime one or any of the other ones - had agonized over her first clue. But eventually, she was sure of it. It...