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[buymedumplings]

[Bolin is finally in Twilight Town and he's holding up a poster. It looks like he might have just torn it off one of the nearby walls.]

I know some of you have been here before, right?

So...what's Struggle? The poster doesn't say much about it but I'm guessing it's a...game?

How do you play? Is it hard? Do you need teams?

[He realizes he might have asked a few too many questions.]

Sorry, I guess I just miss probending a little TOO much.

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[seasaltkeys]

It's a bat, a foam bat.

[He sighs. Pence would probably like the game a lot more if that was the case...but maybe not. It's not like he knew the real one.]

You're facing off against one other person, and you're sparring with the bats. The goal is to land hits and make the other person drop orbs, which you have to pick up. Whoever has the most orbs by the end of the time limit wins the match.

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[buymedumplings]

Ah.

[Bolin listens intently. In some regards it sounds a little like Probending...but only in the vaguest "you hit people to get points" sense. Still, it didn't sound too complicated.]

Okay, that doesn't sound too hard. I guess now I just need to find someone to practice with.

The poster says games are held in the Sandlot. Do you know where that is?

[video]

[seasaltkeys]

It's pretty easy once you get the hang of it. I used to play it all the time, so I might be able to help.

The Sandlot's just off Tram Common.

[video]

[buymedumplings]

Right. [He's...pretty sure he knows where that is.]

Were you very good at it? Could you show me the ropes? Please?

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[seasaltkeys]

Yeah, yeah I was pretty good at it.

[His voice seems to gain a conviction that wasn't there before. Fake or not he did win that tournament.]

Meet me at the sandlot and I'll show you how to play.

I'm Roxas.

[video] -- I'm going to set up an open log with Bolin and Struggle

[buymedumplings]

Nice to meet you Roxas! I'll be there as fast as I can!

Oh, and I'm Bolin.

[video] Sounds good

[seasaltkeys]

I'll be waiting. You'll probably know it when you see it. There's a lot of sand.