Kahmori actually begins to clap a little at Wacko's decidedly impressive display. The big Kitsune had not thought he would make it - yet he had! Definantly impressive. Lifting the mic back to his mouth, he once more begins "Oooohhh, a truely, truely impressive display my good man. However...the rules were stated. You must choose the correct path in order to get across. HOWEVER...."<br/><br/>Kahmori smooths a hand through his headfur, a devious little smile plastered across his lips "I liked that. It was technically cheating, but....well....it worked!! As such, there is going to be no penalty. You are moving on to the next obstacle! Just...don't push your luck *TOO* much. Well, ladies and gentlemen - we have our food. Right down here..." He points to Arianna, in the pit. Another picture of her, looking decidedly confused, pops up on the big overhead screen "Now, we are just seeing who is going to get her!! Next up? The rope-swing! This one is simple..."<br/><br/>Kahmori trots over on his little walkway to where the ropes begin, explaining as the contestants get ready to try their luck "Much like before, one of these three ropes - labeled one, two, and three - is rigged to fall!  Their objective is to simply leap onto one of the three ropes, maintain their grip...and hopefully swing safely over to the other side! However...should one of these unlucky individuals fall, they get to find out what the mystery-liquid below these ropes are!! Now, contestants....choose your ropes! You each have three to choose from...and remember...one is rigged to fall!! You are competing for the lady there....noone is on the menu now! Still, choose wisely. Or, should i say...luckily."<br/><br/><br/>The stagehand watches with utter curiosity, never even really turning to the critic as he begins to talk once again "Interview? Um...i guess you could interview the contestant that wins. I'd not suggest interviewing the Kitsune. He is...wild. He might talk to you. Or, he might eat you. There is also the possibility he could do both. I....don't really thing that'd be wise. If he agreed, you might get a great story. If he didn't? Your career might be over...quickly."