-Hargeon Town, the beach-
Wearing her purple short-sleeved t-shirt and blue jean short shorts with black tennis shoes, Diana arrived at Hargeon Town's beach with no gear because today she was not here for work-related reasons. She was here to have some fun. Ever since starting her new life as a legitimate Guildless mage almost two months ago the huntress had been learning how to live like a normal person. It had been a challenge to adapt to her new circumstances, but so far she had been up to the challenge. Stopping a short distance from the party area, Diana noticed that there were a lot of people here.
There was no shortage of party-goers at the beach... there were so many people that in some places it was hard for anyone to move without bumping into another person. She saw people of all ages attending the party and everyone seemed to be having fun doing something other than their normal routines. Diana was here to have some fun herself, but she did not know where to begin having it. She also did not know what "fun" really was because she tended to work a lot.
Unsure as to what the beach party had to offer, Diana chose to walk around the beach to get a look at the activities being offered today before making a decision about which ones to participate in.
-Forty minutes later-
The beach was so crowded that it had taken Diana longer than anticipated to do a lap around it, but she had learned that there were seven activities to choose from. She could choose from a limbo contest, a surfing contest, a volleyball game, a sand castle building contest, a horseshoe throwing contest, a fishing contest, and a tropical feast that boasted a wide variety of food for anyone who wanted to eat before or after participating in the other activities. There was certainly plenty to do here.
Diana immediately ruled out the surfing contest because she did not bring a bathing suit or a change of clothing and did not want to get her only outfit wet if she could help it. She also ruled out playing volleyball because she did not know how and was not going to try and wing it when other people were counting on her to pull her weight. Ruling those two options out still left her with five activities to choose from and five was enough for her to find something fun to do. The problem the huntress faced now was deciding which activity to do first.
The activity she was the most inclined to try first was the fishing contest. Her second choice was the horseshoe throwing contest. Her third choice was the limbo contest. Finally there was the tropical feast. Diana might participate in the sand castle building contest if the other activities were unavailable, but the sand castle building contest was the activity that interested her the least.
No matter which activities she did and no matter what order she did them in, Diana was saving the feast for last. That much was for certain. With that having been decided, the huntress found herself pondering the same question she was trying to answer earlier.
Which activity would she do first?
Diana was not sure, but she would make a decision soon.
[Post Word Count: 558]
[Diana's Word Count: 558/2,000]
Wearing her purple short-sleeved t-shirt and blue jean short shorts with black tennis shoes, Diana arrived at Hargeon Town's beach with no gear because today she was not here for work-related reasons. She was here to have some fun. Ever since starting her new life as a legitimate Guildless mage almost two months ago the huntress had been learning how to live like a normal person. It had been a challenge to adapt to her new circumstances, but so far she had been up to the challenge. Stopping a short distance from the party area, Diana noticed that there were a lot of people here.
There was no shortage of party-goers at the beach... there were so many people that in some places it was hard for anyone to move without bumping into another person. She saw people of all ages attending the party and everyone seemed to be having fun doing something other than their normal routines. Diana was here to have some fun herself, but she did not know where to begin having it. She also did not know what "fun" really was because she tended to work a lot.
Unsure as to what the beach party had to offer, Diana chose to walk around the beach to get a look at the activities being offered today before making a decision about which ones to participate in.
-Forty minutes later-
The beach was so crowded that it had taken Diana longer than anticipated to do a lap around it, but she had learned that there were seven activities to choose from. She could choose from a limbo contest, a surfing contest, a volleyball game, a sand castle building contest, a horseshoe throwing contest, a fishing contest, and a tropical feast that boasted a wide variety of food for anyone who wanted to eat before or after participating in the other activities. There was certainly plenty to do here.
Diana immediately ruled out the surfing contest because she did not bring a bathing suit or a change of clothing and did not want to get her only outfit wet if she could help it. She also ruled out playing volleyball because she did not know how and was not going to try and wing it when other people were counting on her to pull her weight. Ruling those two options out still left her with five activities to choose from and five was enough for her to find something fun to do. The problem the huntress faced now was deciding which activity to do first.
The activity she was the most inclined to try first was the fishing contest. Her second choice was the horseshoe throwing contest. Her third choice was the limbo contest. Finally there was the tropical feast. Diana might participate in the sand castle building contest if the other activities were unavailable, but the sand castle building contest was the activity that interested her the least.
No matter which activities she did and no matter what order she did them in, Diana was saving the feast for last. That much was for certain. With that having been decided, the huntress found herself pondering the same question she was trying to answer earlier.
Which activity would she do first?
Diana was not sure, but she would make a decision soon.
[Post Word Count: 558]
[Diana's Word Count: 558/2,000]