08-24-2018, 01:07 AM
[div style="width: 45%; margin: auto; font-family: Verdana; font-size: 11px; line-height: 110%; text-align: justify"]San Creado needed a change of scenery. The flood of people coming to live in the town was great, and there was always something going on, but hanging out in the same places every day was boring. Alexander has eaten everything on the diner's menu, climbed to the very top of the ferris wheel, and had carved random words into the pineapple millions of times over. The fiesta had started, and that meant it was time for something new.
Alex wasn't used to responsibility, didn't really want any of it, but running a bowling alley couldn't be too bad. Catheryn ran the diner, and did a pretty good job, so they could run a bowling alley.
They had cleared out one of the abandoned shops in town, a building that hadn't been completely destroyed by the tsunami. There had been plenty of volunteers to help them set up the place, from the local pack of werewolves to a warlock that had appeared one day to work on the lights and disappeared the next day. Along with the five lanes toward the back of the building, there was a food bar and an arcade, a storage room for bowling balls and shoes, and plenty of other secret nooks and crannies to explore.
The vampire stood outside of their new business, smiling wide at the newly painted exterior and the neon sign that hung above the entrance. Blood Moon Bowling Alley, with a red bowling ball above the words designed to look like the moon. The neon lights lit up mainstreet in flashing colors, the upbeat music playing inside a siren's call to anyone who happened to wander by. The whole thing was pretty snazzy.
Alexander swings around to face the empty street, megaphone clutched in their hands. With a few clicks and a hard hit to the side, the object finally works, carrying Alex's booming voice down the street. "Come one, come all, to the best hangout in town! Blood Moon Bowling Alley is now open." They holler, waving a big grand opening sign through the air.
&& this thread counts for the go bowling bingo slot and the bowling alley rewards card slot!!
Alex wasn't used to responsibility, didn't really want any of it, but running a bowling alley couldn't be too bad. Catheryn ran the diner, and did a pretty good job, so they could run a bowling alley.
They had cleared out one of the abandoned shops in town, a building that hadn't been completely destroyed by the tsunami. There had been plenty of volunteers to help them set up the place, from the local pack of werewolves to a warlock that had appeared one day to work on the lights and disappeared the next day. Along with the five lanes toward the back of the building, there was a food bar and an arcade, a storage room for bowling balls and shoes, and plenty of other secret nooks and crannies to explore.
The vampire stood outside of their new business, smiling wide at the newly painted exterior and the neon sign that hung above the entrance. Blood Moon Bowling Alley, with a red bowling ball above the words designed to look like the moon. The neon lights lit up mainstreet in flashing colors, the upbeat music playing inside a siren's call to anyone who happened to wander by. The whole thing was pretty snazzy.
Alexander swings around to face the empty street, megaphone clutched in their hands. With a few clicks and a hard hit to the side, the object finally works, carrying Alex's booming voice down the street. "Come one, come all, to the best hangout in town! Blood Moon Bowling Alley is now open." They holler, waving a big grand opening sign through the air.
&& this thread counts for the go bowling bingo slot and the bowling alley rewards card slot!!
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VENOM ON MY TONGUE.
☾∗ˈ‧₊° [abbr=]─[/abbr][COLOR=WHITE] SIPPIN' ON STRAIGHT CHLORINE!