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[blastiafreak]

Those..things yesterday--why the hell did the City let something like that loose? N-not that they were scary or anything. They weren't so tough against a few fireballs...I think we might need to replace a couple things in the house...

[The last part is muttered, but audible. Rita knows she's probably in for an earful for using magic in the house again.]

Did everyone else make it through all right? Euphie, Natalia?

[OOC: Whether or not she blew up anything major (appliances, walls, etc) can be left up to housemates. Otherwise, it'll just be a couple small things like a light or a window.]

Comments

[sciencedaughter.livejournal.com]

It is indeed... "a pain".

But thankfully predictable enough. Preparations can be made.

[blastiafreak]

I don't see how you could really prepare for it when you don't even know how you'll be affected, besides barricading yourself in a room.

...Oh. I'm Rita Mordio, by the way.

[sciencedaughter.livejournal.com]

Many of the curses during this day are repeats that I have observed or experienced before. As an example, occasionally curses taint the water supply- thus I keep bottled water.

Kurotsuchi Nemu.

It is... a pleasure.

[blastiafreak]

There's ones like that too...Keeping supplies on hand is a good idea at any time for days like yesterday or when we had that stupid sheep attack. There's not much you can do about the ones that make you do things you wouldn't if you weren't cursed, though.

[sciencedaughter.livejournal.com]

My advice when it comes to those situations is appointing guardians to restrain you if need be.

[blastiafreak]

I think locking yourself in a room or something is the best guarantee since your friends could end up just as bad.