Then he asked me to clear some snow, and make Rudolph's nose shinier with an adjective. I tried to make him fabulous, but apparently Rudolph didn't know how to be fabulous. I made him dazzling instead, so he could blind Santa as he flies his sleigh (it actually looked more like a train if I'm honest). Besides, it serves him right for making cutbacks... how does he expect poor Rudolph to fly his fat butt around on his own? Bring back the other reindeer! Though that's probably my fault for giving them away as children's presents.
Also, here's a life tip for you: if you give a lump of snow a banana, it'll turn into a snowman.
In the new area (yay a ski resort!) a rabbit spoke to me and told me a trap looked really dangerous... so I picked the rabbit up and threw it into the trap. I feel bad, and you're probably thinking, "how could you! Such an innocent little thing!" well rabbits shouldn't talk. It makes me feel uncomfortable, like they're planning something evil with their red little eyes.
Eating Crunchy Snowflakes |
I found a trial to do, and it was called Searching For Santa. It told me Santa had crash landed and that he'd been sabotaged. *Innocent look*
To be fair, it could have been because he was in prison earlier, it's not necessarily my fault. So I made his reindeer shiny, so what? Maybe he's an alcoholic, and that explains his belly.
This trial was very much a who dunnit, which I enjoyed. I made Mrs. Claus a
Epic Detective |
There was a Santa hat stuck in some snow, and the dog dug the snow up to revel a skeleton wearing the hat. Then Santa came down the hill on his reindeer like "YOU'VE BEEN PUNK'D!" but it creeped me out. Who was the dead guy then, Santa's brother?! There was still a murder! And as for the sabotaging of the sleigh, I'm happy for them to forget that investigation...
Your Average Crazy Wizard |
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