Brew:29 Flaming Ferris Wheel

← Prev: Brew:28 The Eskimo is a Faerie   |   Next: Brew:30 This Is Why We Always Have Construction →

Starring: James, Brick, Becca, Bethany, and introducing Reba
Guest Starring: Katarina Starkova, aka Quat Star and her Russian thug, Gambler, Abraham Crane
Challenge: Quat Star and flaming ferris wheel; Bethany driving a motorcycle
Location: Old Abandoned Airport, Brewed Awakening, Rodef Shalom
Date Played: 09 Feb 2013

Waking Up In A Basement

Reba: Nothing really improves a night at a sucky concert like waking up chained up in a basement. There was this hunk of a man handcuffed to me, so it wasn’t all bad. There was also this biker-lookin’ guy and two cheerleader-lookin’ chicks. Before I could really figure out what was going in some rent-a-thug Ruskie-lookin’ guy just comes on in and drags me and Hunky outta there.

Ferris Wheel Brawl

Reba: Now I’m kind of freaking out now because there’s the Ruskie Mob aren’t known for being real chummy . The basement was in this big honkin' warehouse with a ferris wheel in the middle and a table with some wicked lookin’ juju and a big gulp. Big gulp? You get the silver dagger but skimp on the chalice? There was also this Slavic chick in the most gorgeous dress. Mr. Thugly knifes all over my arm to get some blood in the big gulp, then throws me out to dry. Everything after this is kinda blurry because bloodloss and unconsciousness are best buds. There was a Russian book I yoinked ‘cuz it looked important, and then I dodged out of the way of a rolling ferris wheel and got run over by this riderless motorcycle.

Brewed Has A Secret Basement?

Reba: So after some spell-flinging Slavic Chick scadoodled and the other people from the basement were kind enough to drag me to the hospital to get a little patched up, but then we zoomed to Brewed Awakening to figure out what’s the buzz with Abe and I mixed a little mojo to figure out the history of the book.

Flash Mob Headed for Rodef Shalom

Reba: While looking through the Russian book we found a picture of this ancient Jewish altar which just happened to be on display at Rodef Shalom which coincidentally a giant flash mob was heading towards. We book it to Rodef Shalom, put up a “We’re Closed” sign and get the Rabbi to lock the doors, then we hunkered down and waiting for the mob to catch up.