@gracehustle
(Was gonna come up with a game of my own, but I’m too tired for that lol…time to mash two games together and see what I come up with)
“Most children’s games in Outhila involve moving a lot too, I only know of two that don’t,” She admitted, shaking her head.
It seemed like children from any country were more interested in playing with things than playing a calm game indoors. She didn’t mind that fact, it just meant it was difficult to think of things for them to do.
“The basis of the game is to try to guess which out of three stories is a fake story, something that didn’t happen to the other person,” Nym started to explain, hoping her words made sense, “The person that is guessing is trying to gain three “wins”, where they correctly guess the lie. If they succeed, they get to have the other answer one question they have about the other. If they don’t succeed, the other person gets to switch roles and try to get their three points.”
She paused as she finished rattling off what to do, looking over at him. “I hope that made sense…any questions?”
Nym was sure her light blush had returned when she felt him trace patterns on her hand, the feeling alone giving her butterflies. She liked physical contact, and if Rael was going to continue to do something as simple as trace patterns on her hand, then she was going to fall head over heels for him.