<div style="text-align: justify;"><div class="floatleft">(http://i393.photobucket.com/albums/pp12/aysande/Elliqyi/bluehairgirl_zps8ed2904b.png)</div><div style="text-align: justify;"><strong>Room:</strong> Game room<br/><strong>Tag:</strong> Carson<br/> <hr/><br/>Sybella nodded her head when she heard that she had lost that particular game. This one was truly one of chance, as there were no real decision made with the brain other than to cut the deck in two. She gave Carson the cards and watched him pass the cards one face up, one face down and listened to her mentor.  Sybella jotted down the rules on her pad in her native tongue that had something quite similar to Japanese Kanji but definitely different. It was faster for her to write this way, more natural, than using standard alphabet.<br/><br/>Sybella looked at her card that was face down, did the quick math. The queen, face up, and the six, face down, was a rather low score. Getting something below a value of 5 was also statistically unfavorable. The blue-haired woman pondered and then asked. “What happens when people get 21 right from the start? Do other players try to reach 21 too, or does it end the turn with an automatic win?” Not that she had anywhere near 21, but she figured it was a question worth asking, in case it happened.<br/></div></div>