The heaviness I hold in my heart // open+game // belongs to gravity

[london r.]

London had played a tone of games when she was little, her and her brothers had always had so much fun doing that. Sometimes they'd even come up with their own games, making up rules and other regulations as well as a list of activities involved in each game. Needless to say, London had quite enjoyed those days. She loved to play, but unfortunately she wasn't all that familiar with this game. She had played it once or twice before, but when you were surrounded by people that you had known your whole life, it was kind of lame. They already knew the answer if one were to chose truth, so it had been mainly dares, one of those had resulted in London breaking her leg, and after that they had not been allowed to play that game anymore. It wasn't their fault that none of them had known what a bear trap looked like, they'd never seen the thing before. Luckily Maria had been able to free her leg and treat her before she'd lost too much blood, but it had been a pretty close call.

Hopefully this game would not be as perilous, the girl was up for some lighthearted fun. Nothing dangerous would happen, hopefully. And even if it did, there were three people with medical experience here, so no one should be falling unconscious. "Hope it's alright if I join in." the girl would interrupt, finding a seat next to Killua. A bright smile would adorn her features, and she seemed rather happy just to be there. It was almost as if she was reliving the games she and her brothers had played, except with different people that she knew very little about. This was sure to be interesting, she'd never played this with anyone before besides her family, perhaps not knowing the others would make this more fun? It sure seemed like that would be the case, after all, this wouldn't just be a game of dares, but also of truths. They'd pretty much only played half of the game back home.