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No prob.  And all PMs have been sent!  Once again, Sapphiron, once you've read your PM, then you may choose someone and ask them the first question.

Good luck everyone!

Wintermoot, do you like the horses?

Yes! Very much so.

Reon, do you recall the weather yesterday?

It was fucking awful, Moot. Below 30° and overcast. I nearly lost my hands, I swear!

Chanku, how did the cops treat you on Friday?

They treated me rather fine.

Hugsim, When do you get paid?

Well, it's non-standard, to say the least. Not once every month like an ordinary job.

Colberius X, what did you eat yesterday?

I tried a little bit of everything... There are so many options!

Aternox, what did you think of the entertainment yesterday?

The noise was a bit distracting, I was trying to concentrate on my latest work.

Chanku, how did you get here?

I walked here.

Sapphiron, what did you think about the weather yesterday?

Thought it would be something like Skyfall.but no no no nothing.

The weather yesterday was a big meanie. My body kept shaking.

Hugsim, do you like fishing here?

Absolutely, even if it's a bit boring that you have to release the fishes.

Wintermoot, do you like to go swimming here?

OOC: Pengu, do the questions have to be specifically about the location or plot, or can I ask about a previous question someone asked?

OOC doesn't apply in a game.   You'll want to ask me via PM questions that you're unsure about.

To answer this one though, questions should always be related to location and garnering of someone's role, no matter what yours is.  They can be as vague and specific as you want, but the point is to confuse the spy while still answering about your location/role.  You can ask any questions you want whether or not someone has already asked it, but asking a question already asked and answered may garner some unwanted eyebrow raising.

OOC doesn't apply in a game.   You'll want to ask me via PM questions that you're unsure about.

To answer this one though, questions should always be related to location and garnering of someone's role, no matter what yours is.  They can be as vague and specific as you want, but the point is to confuse the spy while still answering about your location/role.  You can ask any questions you want whether or not someone has already asked it, but asking a question already asked and answered may garner some unwanted eyebrow raising.

Are we training to become future agents?