Event Private Halloween sucks

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Hazel looked around, really confused. This was not her kitchen, not at all. It was a rather boring looking hallway, save for the thousands of doors. Well, maybe not thousands, but definitely a lot. How the hell did this even happen? Why? She just wanted a peaceful month, but no, she couldn't have that.

Taking a deep breath, Hazel limped, leaning against the wall. So, she dressed in a black T-shirt with an owl on it, going to her knees. She didn't have shoes or socks, exposing her obvious fake left foot, and she had a white apron on decorated with small owls. Hazel just wanted to have some eggs, and poof, hallway. Well, at least she had a frying pan. Can give someone a pretty hard smacking.

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Celeste was slightly bewildered by the sudden change. One minute, she was outside on a walk through the forest, and the next she was standing in a bland hallway full of doors.

She turned around only to find.. more doors. And a person she’d never met before. Natural instincts greeted her. “Hi there!“, she said, looking her up and down. Her prosthetic leg was interesting, and she was holding what seemed to be a frying pan. Ignoring the quirks (as she’d probably come here just as suddenly as Celeste), she asked, “So, uh, any idea where we are?”.

She glances down the endless hallway of doors. It was interesting, to say the least. She was in a pretty good mood for the upcoming holidays, but this excited her more. Even if she had no idea how to get outta there, she would. And have some fun doing it.

Hopefully.

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Hazel jumped a bit, looking toward the other girl walking toward her. Well, at least she wasn't alone. At an off glance, she didn't seem too much taller then Hazel, so that was a bit of a plus. Though she felt a bit dumb not noticing her before hand. But at least she didn't swing her pan randomly at her.

"Uh, hey." Following the girl's suit, she looked back and forth, then shrugged. "I got no clue. Some god or demon playing a dumb trick? Maybe a stray spell. Either way, we are stuck here." She crossed her legs, floating in the air in a sitting position. No point trying to flail around here. "I don't think it was a demon, as one already did this last year. It'd be a bit too redundant." If she gets shot in the leg again here, she is going to quit and go be a farmer or something. Haru knows how to farm, so it would work out well. "Um, the name's Agatha Hazel Arlnest, by the way. I go by Hazel"
 

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Celeste nodded. For some reason, the two of them were brought there, and were stuck there for the time being. While Celeste wasn't really in too much of a rush to leave, Hazel didn't seem so excited. Though, most people weren't usually as excited as Celeste. Oh well; she'd have to be excited fir the both of them.

She looked up and down Hazel a bit, smiling a bit. The floating was really cool to her, and seemed handy too. "Woah, cool! Wish I could do that", she said. Everyone here seemed to have some cool abilities.

"Oh yeah! I'm Celeste. Nice to meet ya, Hazel!", she said.

She took another look down that long hallway. There wasn't any end to it that she could see. And the plain doors lining it seemed to go all the way down, too. She wouldn't open any right now, but Celeste was curious, at least.

"So... long hallway and doors. What do you wanna do?", Celeste asked. From the way Hazel was just relaxing on the wall there, she didn't seem too keen on exploring. Celeste would drag her along, though, if she had to. It was a fun opportunity, and she didn't want to waste it.
 

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"Yeah, the floating is quite convenient. Especially since, you know, my uh, leg...." Well, gonna just change that subject right now. Although this Celeste seemed to be quite energetic about the doors. Knowing Hazel's luck, it'll probably be something really dumb. Or a wall that she'll walk straight into.

"Well, there's only one thing to do. Maybe one will lead to reality. Or food." Landing on the ground, Hazel opened the door, taking a step. She stopped quickly, staring at the room full of a bunch of pointy shit. All over the floor, the walls, ceiling. Being careful, she went further into the room, standing near the spikes in the floor.
 

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Celeste followed after Hazel shortly after, and came face-to-face with a large, protruding spike sprouting from the wall. “Woah.”, she said. taking a step away from it. After looking around, Celeste saw the rest of the room, she realized the whole thing had these points. Everywhere.

Uh, spikes. Weird.”, was all that she continued, slightly lamely. She gently touched the tip of one, only to pull it away quickly in slight pain. Needless to say, the things were sharp.

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((OOC: Oh. My. God. I’m really sorry, and have been putting this off way too long just to put forth two paragraphs.))
 

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Yeah, the spikes were a bit weird. But at least it wasn't a trap. Or her falling into it. Especially since these things seemed to be quite sharp. So, that was nice at least. "Well, this room wasn't bad at least."

She floated out of the room, letting Celeste go first before she shut the door. "Unfortunately that was not the way out. So, uh, I guess it's your turn to open a door?" It probably wouldn't lead to the outside world, but hopefully there would at least be food in there. Probably not, that would be way too convenient.
 
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