Two legends. Two children. The winding of fate.

Entry to Mizal's contest of the Damned and the Shamed.

They killed her, and they'll pay.

An entry for Mizal's Gone Fishin' Contest.

I have lighter skin than you, you fuckwad.

It's a nice story.

I will take 43.

I am in.

Oh, I'm surprised you remember that.

I did not have to cook this time, my family decided against exploiting my desire to avoid social interaction. I did make a few Thanksgiving-adjacent dishes at work, though.

Oh, the Smith died. Tanner is marginally sadder at this than she was for Tailor.

She will lead, and one last encounter awaits.

Tanner prods the Witch Hunter forward with her rotten shield.

The Cook and Smith are not doing so well. A shame, that. Only a few encounters left, though, so maybe they'll manage. In any case, the Smith should rest next combat.

Tanner has a 31.6% chance of succeeding the roll, which are not odds she's willing to bet on.

The Tailor has 50%, if she's willing to take that gamble, and the Cook and Smith are at 31.6% and 4.3% respectively.

Tanner spends a possibly excessive portion of time laughing at the Tailor, but as the least injured member of the team takes the lead.

Might seems like a safe bet. If the other two members of the group were wrong in choosing it, they certainly have less health to lose than Tanner.

Edit: Tanner has realized her fundemantal misconceptions about how this entire system works and is gravely ashamed for her errors.