• 5th •

[onetrueprince]

[Kougaiji appears on the plane, bringing with him a low, small table with a stack of Mahjong tiles. He appears to be in the middle of a game of solitaire, though he's quickly finding matches and therefore just looks bored with it.

After a few matches, he drums his fingers against the table, no longer focusing on the game. He mutters something about Koushou to himself.]

((OoC: ... I don't even have an excuse for my lack of activity, aside from school kicking my ass. Continually. ::hangs head in shame:: Give me another chance...?))

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[cyfor.livejournal.com]

[Attacks the playing cards]



[[NO FORGIVENESS FOR YOU. ...believe me, I understand. *pats* Also I am about to take a nap, so I won't reply right away >>]]

[onetrueprince]

[Stares at the cat, eyebrows raised.] ... Was that necessary?

((OoC: ::CRY!:: ;; Heh. Enjoy your nap. ♥ I have class, so yeah, no instant reply from me, either. XD))

[witchmaker.livejournal.com]

[ Angela's watching him, curious. ]

[firedprince.livejournal.com]

[Zuko is curious, especially about the Mahjong tiles, but he keeps his distance.]

[savagestime.livejournal.com]

I prefer it five dimensional.

[contract_star]

[Eeee! Mahjong!] No one else to play with?

[onetrueprince]

Not before I arrived, no. [Another match~] Care to help me start a game?

[onetrueprince]

[He smiles a bit, but doesn't look up at her.] Do they have anything like this in your reality?

[onetrueprince]

[Kougaiji's perceptive enough to see Zuko watching, but respectful enough not to call him out on it.]

[onetrueprince]

.... Five-dimensional?

[savagestime.livejournal.com]

With five dimensions?

[onetrueprince]

Yes, I understand that. ... [He blinks at the stack of tiles -- how does one manage more than three...?]

I've never seen something of that sort before.

[savagestime.livejournal.com]

Somehow, that's not surprising.

[contract_star]

[Smiles.] I'm not very good, but sure.

[onetrueprince]

[Half amused, half aggravated]

Care to explain, then?

[firedprince.livejournal.com]

[Curiosity gets the better of him, and he comes just a step or two closer.]

... That one is better with two people.

[onetrueprince]

[He shakes his head.] Skill doesn't matter right now, anyway. I haven't played an actual game in a while, anyway.

[onetrueprince]

[He nods in response, but doesn't look up. He takes off another match.]

Everyone else was busy. But I take it you know the game?

[contract_star]

I haven't played since...since I was really little. In ten years or more. [Sits down across from Kougaiji.] My mother would play with some of the other women in the town, and I'd watch. [Nostalgic smile.]

[witchmaker.livejournal.com]

[ She sits at the other end of the table, watching him. ] Not that I know of. What's it called?

[savagestime.livejournal.com]

I don't think there's much point; I doubt your mind can function in the necssary dimensions.

[onetrueprince]

I taught myself, mostly. It took forever for me to get any good at it. [slight laugh; he starts putting the tiles back, rearranging the wall a little bit]

[onetrueprince]

Well. Would you care to play in three dimensions instead?

[onetrueprince]

It's Mahjong. To play it by yourself, you simply find matching tiles and remove them from the wall. It has to be open, though, which makes it a little harder.

[savagestime.livejournal.com]

Suppose I could settle.