NAME OF CLASS: n/a PROFESSOR NAME ToT'er Name: Break
General Information: Break believes that both agility and endurance is the best asset for a to trick or treater to have, so with the interest of looking for potential among the students he invites you all to try his course.
The Course: Thunder Road A rocky, uneven road built to test the students and see how they handle themselves across rough terrain. Your student must run through the entire course, up hill, and keep running without stopping. If they slow their pace or come to a complete stop, they'll be struck by lightning and it will be the end of the line for them!
Course can be ran solo or in groups.
Win - You've survived five rounds of dice rolls and crossed the finish line! Lose - If your HP has reached zero, there is a narrow path on each side of the course. Hop off onto it and exit the room. If insta-killed, you dissipate and wake-up in Nurse Cricket's Office.
Mechanics: Roll a one 8-sided die to determine the results your student will get and make sure to adjust your HP accordingly Each time you survive a round, repeat the above until you complete the course.
1 Insta-kill! 2 Live 3 - 10 HP 4 - 20 HP 5 Live 6 Live 7 - 20 HP 8 - 10 HP
Bonus Mechanics: If you get a lousy roll, a Y2 or Y3 student may roll a one 6-sided die ( ONE TIME ONLY ) and attempt to evade the hit.
Y2 students must roll a 5 or 6 to evade the lightning. Y3 students must roll an even number to evade the lightning.
YOU LOSE/FINISH THIS CLASS WHEN...
- You hit 0 HP!That means you have to START OVER to try again! You may do so in the same thread or a new one if you decide to attempt again at a later date.
Alright, Imbere, you can do this. Face your ******** fears, or be stuck with the loser crowd for the rest of eternity. You gotta show these punks what you're made of. The dark colored water nix thought, clenching her jaw to keep from having her teeth chattering in the hall before the class with the thunder or whatever. Thunder road. Imbere was nervous, as anyone would be in their first alone class. Especially due to the fact that she probably should have thought of the fact that she was practically made of water and... Could probably, most likely, be fried to pieces. But she couldn't think of that, nope nope nope. She'd be safe. With a small growl, the impatient nix ran outside, her pace initially slow before being zapped— insta scream and she kept running fast.
Imbere felt a little proud of her first achivement, having avoided all the hits the lighting had rained down on her and sticking a middle finger at the sky as if telling it to ******** off, she could do this fine. She grinned a little, dark eyes glinting with the electricity flashing all around her, before— everything was still.
Silent.
That was strange. Imbere cautiously looked around a little before looking up and seeing a bolt of lightning heading straight toward her. Oh s**t. s**t s**t s**t s**t s**t—"AAAAAAAH!" She screamed in agony, practically feeling her body turn to dust. She was deep fried, burnt to a crisp, scared out of her freaking mind when she awoke at the infirmary, a cold ice pack on her head and groaning. She felt the pack slide to her lap, face the expression of pure shock as she groaned and fell back. That was stupid. She had to do it again. She had to. s**t.
Imbere cautiously opened the door to the road again, horribly nervous— she definitely didn't want to get electrified to death again. Staring at the overcharged ground, Imbere once again clenched her teeth in a feeble attempt to avoid biting her tongue off by accident as she ran. Quickly, Imbere made her way from once side to another, trying to make herself extremely small as she ran, practically trembling as she felt the adrenaline in her make her push back tears. She pursed her lips and frowned at the sky, refraining from making any lewd gestures this time, getting kinda— sorta, frightened.
Imbere kept running wildly, hearing the thunder all around her, in the distance, taunting her. She looked around just as nervously, playing with her hair a little, feeling paranoid and scared. She literally couldn't help the tears that threatened to poke at her eyes, it was so scary, s**t. At least she didn't get zapped yet. But she was sure she would, soon. It was obvious. She would die for real this time, s**t...
Soon. And she was right. With a frown on her face and her arms clenching her sides, Imbere couldn't help but squeeze her eyes shut and slow down for a bit, unintentionally, her breath picking up quite fast. She wasn't meant to be losing so much water. The more she lost water, the closer she became to dying. Especially when it was conducted by electricity. She frowned at the area suddenly becoming colder, and felt a hard, cold zap on her rump, as if whatever force was controlling the lightning was making fun of her. She yelped and rubbed her tush, eyebrows knit in pain. Quickly she continued running, extremely scared.
An electrocution was all it took. Imbere groaned as she woke up in the infirmary again, the facepalmed and realized no matter how many times she died, she would just wake back up again. She threw her head back on the pillow and groaned. Greaaaat. Just great. Ugh.
Waking up in the nurses office almost felt NORMAL now. Throwing her arms in the air and releasing a cry of frustration, Imbere stiffly ran away, simply done with the world.
