tower We have a new Diviner now, this one seeming to know Ariadne more closely. They're more similar to one another, giggly, sweet looking. Disgusting, I hate it. She arrived in a blur of tulle and glitter with cupcakes, and you'd think Ariadne and Strawberry Bot just experienced a resurrection... again. She settles in with lavender shaded cards, a stark difference from the black and gold of the previous diviner. "I'm Star, and I'll be finishing up your reading for you!" Her

magician, priestess Ariadne and I are waiting with Strawberry Bot, and she's simultaneously checking in on all of you peasants. Making sure you're alright, that you're hydrated, that you're not reading too far into the prompts...which we all know you are. While she's doing that, Strawberry Bot and I are playing with the cards. I know we shouldn't but I'm still the Narrator, and I'll make the rules where I want to. I make you peasants chose a card, which one will you chose? Th

death Another card is turned, a frown showing on the diviners face. The skeleton on the card looks similar to the signature one I use, so I'm not sure why she seems so concerned about this card. Seems like a perfectly good card to me. "The death card. This could mean a number of things...it could represent...you, Narrator, it could represent the end of a journey, the completion of something. It would also outright death." She shrugs, which doesn't seem like a good answer to h

lovers The next card turned causes the diviner to smirk, looking between Ariadne and I as though she knows something we don't. Which would be ridiculous, the Narrator should know everything, and I'm getting exhausted by this no longer being the case in this story. Ariadne is giggling to herself over this card, and I can't seem to roll my eyes hard enough to make her stop that. "The lovers, generally signifying a union of some kind, usually clarified by the cards around it." S

The Empress The diviner looks upon all of you as she flips our next card, revealing a card that alarmingly looks like Ariadne's mother. "The Empress," the diviner muses, looking closely at the card in front of her, "We often say she represents our Coven leader, Madam Graves." The diviner tilts her head to the side, considering, "Which would make sense, representing your journey to save her...but it could mean the empress as an experience or feeling rather than the actual lead

Welcome back, peasants. We've found ourselves in an interesting position, back at the Graves Coven. It seems we'll be working with Ariadne's former "family" to ensure our battle with the wizard goes well. While most of her coven is made up of necromancy fanatics, some work in divination. Which has brought us here, to a tarot reading. I'm not sure I believe in all this divination nonsense, especially from a group who tried to revive the dead and got me, from a whole other univ