“The chargers will give us each either a bow and set of arrows, or a sword. They’re dipped in paint, so you can tell who’s been hit.”
I tried to lighten the mood. “You can also tell they’ve been hit if they have an arrow sticking out of them.”
Bruni rolled her eyes. “You know as well as I do that everything’s been dulled. Try not to get hit because if you do, we will lose. Actually, wait.” She paused to consider it. “Pretend they’re sharp. That might incentivize you. Anyway,” she continued. “A hit on a limb costs two points. Losing your weapon costs one.” At this, she gave a meaningful look at Tash, who responded with a grit-teeth smile. “A hit on the torso or head means you’re out of the game.”
we willloseShe looked around to ensure we were listening. It was fairly similar to games I’d
