Only a teensy bit challenging
Characters: Youth (spandexisyouth) and OPEN
Date/Time: All day on the 21st
Location: Wilderness obstacle course
Rating: PG
Summary: Youth was told about the obstacle course being disappointing and decided to "improve" it. The first half of the course looks different and a bit challenging. That's the easier half. The second half looks completely unchanged. That's the sneaky half. He's here for course stuff or just talking.
Ever since he'd heard that the course was disappointing and wouldn't be any sort of challenge for him, Youth had been thinking of ways to make it more exciting. He'd wound up with a lot of time on his hands the last week, and it only made sense to use some of it to devise something challenging.
Once the storm had let up and Youth was certain no one was trapped or injured in the housing sections or the bazaar he headed down. It was only the work of a couple of hours to better the course in a way that wasn't too dangerous. He didn't want to kill anyone, after all. This was for fun. This also meant that some of the more tricky traps he'd come up with on paper didn't wind up on the course. He had to consider his students.
Well. He had to consider most of his students. One in particular was only up to five pushups, and chances were he wouldn't be interested in the course anyway.
Satisfied with his work, Youth stepped back and relaxed, waiting to see if anyone would show up. He was more than ready to cheer on anyone who attempted it, or just talk to people who showed up.
Date/Time: All day on the 21st
Location: Wilderness obstacle course
Rating: PG
Summary: Youth was told about the obstacle course being disappointing and decided to "improve" it. The first half of the course looks different and a bit challenging. That's the easier half. The second half looks completely unchanged. That's the sneaky half. He's here for course stuff or just talking.
Ever since he'd heard that the course was disappointing and wouldn't be any sort of challenge for him, Youth had been thinking of ways to make it more exciting. He'd wound up with a lot of time on his hands the last week, and it only made sense to use some of it to devise something challenging.
Once the storm had let up and Youth was certain no one was trapped or injured in the housing sections or the bazaar he headed down. It was only the work of a couple of hours to better the course in a way that wasn't too dangerous. He didn't want to kill anyone, after all. This was for fun. This also meant that some of the more tricky traps he'd come up with on paper didn't wind up on the course. He had to consider his students.
Well. He had to consider most of his students. One in particular was only up to five pushups, and chances were he wouldn't be interested in the course anyway.
Satisfied with his work, Youth stepped back and relaxed, waiting to see if anyone would show up. He was more than ready to cheer on anyone who attempted it, or just talk to people who showed up.