[PMRP] Next steps

[Reoakee]

Sitting quietly on a bench eating her cotton candy she flipped through the rest of her free vouches. Her eyes watching the workers dart about putting out rumors and trying to keep things running. The Haunted house was till closed to the public. Should she try and grab a prize? The festive mood felt dead after being dragged out of the haunted house. Her ears we back and her face was pulled to a frown. The whole thing left her unsettled and unhappy. Partly because the shock of the ghost, partly the inability of the staff to deal with the mayhem. She had speculated on that long enough though. Now she had to figure out what she was going to do next.

 

[Revel]

Garjana had been pacing the circus, trying to get some ponies interested in trying to help her get into the house to rescue, or at least see what they could do to help, the Ghost. She was getting annoyed as some ponies that she'd seen in the house in her group were now out, and laughing about the special effects and they just bet that something had broken in the house which is why it was closed.

She spotted another in her group, sitting on a bench looking unhappy, even though they had cotton candy in their hooves. Normally she would shy away but helping the ghost was more important that her stupid social awkwardness so she approached the other pony "So you're not happy about the House situation either" she said, while calming the still irritated snakes. "Shush George, you can't have her cotton candy, you ate candy corn earlier and i don't want an upset stomach thank you" she murmured to the 'fattest' snake on her head.

 

[Reoakee]

Her eyes widened seeing the snake pony. She had purposefully avoided that pony in the house having thought they was a worker. Still there was something about how they spoke now made her question that. “Your asking if suddenly getting pulled out and watching a place get closed down while some clearly labeled council members rush in leaves a sour taste in my mouth?” She sighed. “it feels like they have no net in place and are just asking to start a panic.” She gestured to the crowd. “If they had sense they would have had the council dressed in worker clothes and head in. Getting everyone out would have been easier if the staff had not been screaming and panicking themselves. Following fire or emergency procedures would have been easier. All that tells me is they didn’t expect this which means the ghost may well be real or at least something they had no preparation for. They haven’t made much of an effort to quell things. Just hand out vouchers for things and close things down in such a way it couldn’t help but look suspicious.” She held up the cotton candy. “so yes it leaves a sour taste that even guilt sweets they hand out can’t cleanse. What is your take on this?”