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Abelith took the Cande light from Rezai skeptically. "Rotting Space? Sounds like some B horror movie about zombies in space."Rezai said.

"Please tell me that isn't a zombie game. Those things are so outdated," Porter said, coming to rejoin the group. "Don't you ever get tired of shooting the undead in various settings?"

Sparks frowned. "... It is about shooting zombies..." He coughed. "But it's really cool! And scary."

Malice tsked, unconvinced. "Boys."

Sparky's tail shot up, irritated. "It's a good game!"

Malice turned to Abelith. "So, wanna get that?"

"I guess...."She said, still skeptical of the devices' abilities.

"It's not just Zombies! It's Zombies in space!"Toram explained. "Space makes everything better!"He added.

Sparks nodded. "What he said! So they're like alien zombies!"

Malice held out her paw as if to take it from her, so she could purchase it. "Okay then. I'll buy it for you." She wasn't sure how badly it would damage her wallet, but she was sure it would make the bat morph happy.

Porter rolled her eyes. "Yeah yeah, whatever. RPGs are more my thing. Zombies are boring." She laughed, scrunching her nose playfully. She was just teasing with the boys, at least. She wagged her tail a bit. "I'll take one of you guys on in it, though!"

"Zombies aren't boring! How could somebody say that?!"Toram responded surprised. "Well given the over whelming amount of zombie media like Z Wars, the Trotting Dead, And god knows how many more zombie tv shows, books, movies, and games."Rezai said, not at all interested in the game.


Oop: Who ever gets the Trotting dead reference gets a cookie. And no, it's not that it's a Walking Dead spoof.

(I don't get it, but I want a cookie. -__-)

Malice stepped over to Abelith, holding out her hand to pick up the Candle Light. "All right, let's go."

Sparky frowned, disappointed. "We could play a JRPG or something too. That could be fun." He sat down on Toram's shoulder, kicking his legs idly. He was extremely poofy and had cowlicks every which way from being in Malice's mouth.

"Never really played any JRPG's before"Toram said. Abelith put the tablet into Malice's hands.

Malice set the device on the counter, pulling out her e-card to pay. The rabbit cashier reluctantly scanned the item and had Malice pay. Malice handed the newly purchase machine to Abelith, smiling. "Here you are, dear. I hope you enjoy!" She went to leave the store.

Sparks took a glance at the pretty rabbit morph, blushing. "JRPGs are fun. They have ridiculous plot arcs though."

Abelith was still somewhat skeptical about the usefulness of the device Malice had bought her, but wasn't going to just throw it away. If it really could work as a portable library than she'd be set.

Toram shrugged. "Eh.. I dunno if I'm wanting to try them too much"He said.

(Mimikk appears to be out at the moment or is waiting for my reply, so I'll go on ahead. -3-)

Walking out of the store, she began educating Abelith on the use of such sophisticated twchnology, using lots of words she probably didn't know about, like "battery", "charger", "buttons" (or at least the kind she was referring to), and "online library". She looked back at the bat morph, wondering if she understood. "You catch all that?"

Sparky spoke to Porter. "So you play games too? Which ones do you like?" He was glad to see he had some new gaming buddies to spend time with.

Oop: Should I wait for mimmick to post?

(Yeah, sure. She's probably busy. She'll have a post open for her to reply to when she comes back though. )

(Ach, so sorry for the wait, guys! I've been sick since Thursday and just today started feeling up to posting)

Porter had just been walking along quietly wih the group, busying herself with her phone. She ears perked up at the sound of her name, but she didn't look up. "I like immersive RPGs, mostly medieval stuff, but I can get into scifi too. Cloudrim, Warcraft World, Stonescape, that kind of thing. But my brother got me into shooters, and although I get bored with those pretty quickly, I can hold my own." She seemed to finish texting and looked up with a smile.

"I usually prefer story and lore heavy games. They're best if they're open world and allow you to make your own character with a choice of multiple races and classes." Toram explained. "Any horror games you're into?"Toram asked.

"Horror? Yeah, no thanks. Not into that kind of thing. Creeps me out." Porter shook her head and tucked her phone into her back pocket. "I just like RPGs and those simple games you buy for your phone."

"Ah, so Toram likes the in depth world thing. If you haven't already, you should play Metric Prime and try a one hundred percent play through. Those things are hard." He looked over at Porter. "And you sound like you're more casual, gamewise. Try something like Ghost Trickster for your phone." He looked about. "Anywhere else we wanna go?"

Toram shrugged. "I dunno, I'm kinda hungry."Toram said. "Where else is there to go?"Abelith asked. "Is there another book store?"She asked eagerly.

Porter glanced at Abelith. "I...don't think we should look for another one," she said slowly, before clearing her throat. "Anyways, I'm out of money for today. So unless you guys want to go anywhere else, I'm ready to head home."