Kane chronicles rp discussion

"Okay, so where is Thoth's place?" Damian asked, looking around.
"We'll have to look around." Tim said.

"Maybe he's in that building." Mira suggested, pointing towards the aformentioned building; the University of Memphis.
"If it is, we'll see baboons an ibises working." Tim said.

The six began to walk towards the building, Tim the most anxious out of all of them.
Soon, they began to hear the sounds of a basketball bouncing off the floor, affirming their belief that this was the right place.

"I hope they don't want us to play them." Damian said, remembering the game where Carter played Khufu.
He would hate to lose that badly.
They came upon a basketball court, baboons playing each other so intensely, they barely even noticed the group walk in.

Tim kept going, past the basketball court and into the actual building.
As described in the tape, it smelled of vinegar and the classrooms were still empty (probably because it was summer now.)
Finally, the group walked up to a door that read: Dr. Thoth.

The door didn't open for a moment or two.
"Who's coming here when it is the middle of summer?" an annoyed voice said, the door opening.
"Why are you here, I'm very busy thinking of a new project to persue." Thoth said.

"We are here because of a note that was given to us through Set animal." Tim said, giving the note to the god.
Thoth read through it quickly before hiding it away into his lab coat.
"Ah yes." Thoth said, letting the teens into his office. "You survived the beast. I don't know why they couldn't have just sent it some other way."
"Do you know anything about it though?" Tim asked.
"I'm actually supposed to tell where to go from here. The person who gave you that note didn't want you to get to them too soon." Thoth explained.

"You'll have to ask them when you get there." Thoth said.
"Where do we go from here?" Tim asked.
"Your an impatient one, aren't you?" Thoth said. "Just let me remember where... I believe it is in the Himalayas."
"What!" Damian said.
"Could be..." Thoth said, cupping his chin in thought.

"Hmmm... that is a problem." Thoth muttered. "I suppose I could send you some where close to it. But the average temperature is pretty low there. You'll need plenty of gear. I have quite a bit for my many expeditians."
"Okay, just show us to them and we'll be on our way!" Damian said.
"That might not be the best idea." Mira said. "If I remember right, it's nightime there."
"So?" Tim asked.
"The cold will be even more extreme at night." Thoth explained. "Probably not good to go in the dark anyway. You mortals don't have the best night vision."

"Anyway, you'll have to wait until it's daytime there, which is in about three or four hours." Thoth said. "That gives me time to work on my experiments before I send you away!"
"Three hours!" Tim said, exasperated.
"Or four."
"What are we supposed to do for that long?" Damian asked.
"I suppose you could play the baboons. Try to play better than your Carter friend."

"Well I suppose, since there's nothing better to do." Damian said, leaving the office.
Mira followed quickly, while Tim left more reluctantly.

"Okay monkeys, let's see who's better." Damian said, dribbling the ball between his hands.
"Agh!" the baboon said, rushing Damian.
"Okay?" Damian said, beginning to dribble towards the hoop.

Damian leaped up to dunk the ball, but the baboon quickly jumped onto the basketball goal, knocked it out of Damian's hand, and began to run towards his goal.
"Agh!" the baboons on the sideline yelled in encouragement.

Soon, three more baboons joined the game.
"Here!" Damian called, standing by the goal and making sure no baboons got in the way.

Damian got the ball, lowering himself as a baboon leaped for him.
He ran towards the goal, dunking the ball and earning them their first point.

The baboons all gave a collective "Agh!" that could be interpreted as a boo or a yell to try harder.
Which ever it was, the baboons began playing harder.

The baboons started with the ball this time, pelting towards the goal as Damian tried to chase after them.

Damian began runnng towards the goal as the baboons chased him down.
But this time, he didn't even get to the goal before the baboons took the ball from him and began to quickly pass them to each other, throwing it straight into the goal.

The baboons chased after Moses, but Damian ran interference, trying to block as many baboons as he could.

"Ha! Take that!" Damian said triumphantly.

"Ya, we're way better than Carter!" Damian said.

Mira walked through the halls of the university. Basketball wasn't really her sport, since she was used to using her hands.
"Looking to join the university someday?" Thoth asked.
"Maybe, but first I will complete my duties as a magician."
"You seem to have quite the affinity towards that Tim fellow."
Mira blushed before answering. "I don't like him!"
"I didn't say that. But I am the god of knowledge. But aside from that, you should watch out for Tim, he's harboring a god."
"What!"
"But soon, you won't have to worry about it." Thoth said, walking away. "And if you need to host a god yoursel, I'll be glad to oblidge."
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The baboons howled, wanting to continue the game and show them that they were the better species when it came to basketball.

The baboons chased after Damian as he dribbled towards the goal.
"A little help please!"

Damian tried to throw the ball into the hoop, but first the baboon took it and threw it to a waiting baboon, who soon began to make his way towards the goal, the other two running interference.

The baboon threw the ball in to the loop, hanging on it before jumping to the ground in triumph.

((Time skip?))
"Agh!" the baboons screeched.

"Man, those baboons were tough." Damian said, waking into Thoth's office.
"Well you did much better than Carter." Thoth said as everyone go their correct size coats and gear.

"I'll drop you off a mile or so from the point, since the sender of your mail would be tipped off." Thoth explained, opening a portal.
"Thanks." Tim said as he and Damian walked into the portal.

The wind howled, picking up eddies of snow. They were up high, so high, that the surrounding country side appeared as a patch of striped land.
"Wow, this is cool." Damian said.

"Let's get going." Tim said, digging his boot into the snow.
"We don't even know where to go." Damian pointed out, looking out at the vast expanse of white land.
"Thoth did say we were a mile or so from the location." Mira said. "That will help."

Violet was behind them, her Jean jacket not a very good at keeping heat. She shivered slightly as she walked, work boots sinking deep into the snow.

((Wouldn't she have gotten a coat too?))

((She did, but it will come later))

Violet then had a silver coat on, thick and warm over top of her blue-ish grey shirt and jeans.

"What are you trying?" Mira asked, shivering a little in the cold.
Despite the coat, Mira wasn't very used to extreme cold.

Violet looked above them, "We might be in the Swiss Alps for all I know."

Tim squinted, looking out over the surrounding area.
It looked like there was a drop off a few hundred fee down from them and it just went higher as Tim looked up.
"Man..." Damian panted. "Does anyone else... find it hard to... breath here?"

"So what were you doing with the GPS?" Tim asked.

"Okay." Damian said, sitting down in the snow. "Who would pick such this place as a base?" he asked.
"They obviously don't want just anybody finding them." Tim said.

"Or we could be around Mt. Everest," She said, her breath freezing in the air.

"We could be!" She frowned.

She smiled, "Yeah." She kept walking through the snow, the substance up to her knees.

She jumped, watching the horizon as a growl echoed through the sky.

"I don't want to find out." She said, teeth chattering.

Tim put his hand to the hilt of his sword, while Mira put her hand in her pocket, and Damian was busy using his deviner skills.

"Boy, Tim, you sure picked quite the quest." Damian said, standing back up.
Tim only glared ahead. "Let's go."

Violet Unsheathed her sword and began to walk in the direction of the growl. Her long dark hair whipped behind her as she walked forward into the deep snow. Her face became rosy in the cold.

That's when she felt as if being watched. "Somethings not right."

Tim pulled out his katana and led the group as they walked through the soft snow.

Suddenly the creature had came out of nowhere. It was much louder than before and much bigger. It was a snow-Monster-Shaggy dog-Type thing that was 40 feet tall and just as wide. "Oh My God." The creature had a look of fear in it's eyes.

"Wait, what's that noise?" Mira asked, looking up the steep slope of the mountain.
A sheet of snow was coming towards them at an alarming rate.
"The beast must have caused it!" Tim said.