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Andrea, the Vampire Slayer

Last night, I met up with some friends for a murder mystery game at Castle of Chaos.

Daphne nearly decapitated one of the ghouls when he snuck up to scare her. Her days as a prison guard and hospital security certainly have paid off. He may have a bruise today. (Someone may have influenced him a little to pick on her. Sorry, ghoul.)

The Vampire Mystery was a tame holiday activity: a great story and fun interaction without the blood and guts. We had to find and destroy the evil residing within the Castle. It was similar to "Clue" in that we went from room to room to find clues and figure out where the evil was and how to destroy it.

Based on Daphne's earlier reaction, it was probably safer for the actors and crew that this was our selection.

And yes, we made it past the Countess to destroy the evil vampire.

Comments

Melinda said…
What fun! I love Halloween adventures and I've never heard of this one. Thanks for the info!
Angie said…
You probably didn't know this, but Buffy the Vampire slayer is one of my favorites.
Sound like a lot of fun! I need to try that next Halloween.
Andrea! How come you never talked about this at work (or maybe you did, but I wasn't around??) You'll need to fill us in on Monday.
J+S said…
We must talk more about Castle of Chaos. I have been dying to go.

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