Sobki left the ghouls to their conversation and wandered over to Carmilla. Maybe she'd appreciate some company. Lock put a hand behind his back to flip Carver off without Lillith noticing as he gave her a kiss. He couldn't help he was a lightweight!

"Sure thing," he said.

Lock pondered Carver's suggestion on the way to the table. Fuck it, no one said he had to drink the entire thing. He got what Lillith requested and brought it to her, before he made his way back to help himself. Lock pulled out a can with his tail.

Barrel grabbed for some of the other snacks on the table and ate while Carver and Agatha discussed the daphnius potion improvements. He made sure to watch his sister and Chad. He couldn't wait to see someone [i]else[/i] suffer the affects of the adderpepper juice.

As Chad came over to take the dare, Lock put his plate down long enough to crack open the Bludlite can in his presence and take a sip.

Ugh, this stuff was [i]awful[/i]! Lock kept the can tilted up just enough to hide his grimace, then gripped the can in his tail again. Hopefully, the death dip would overpower the taste. He saw Shock calmly sipping her pumpkin lager in the corner of his eye. She'd dropped all pretenses of sweetness and now watched Chad's back with a focused stare. She pulled her drink from her lips as Chad took a drink of his beer.

Her brothers followed suit and put down drinks and swallowed anything they were currently chewing on, because their trouble senses all wildly rang.

At Chad's shout, all three of them started laughing. Sobki, who had attempted to engage Carmilla in conversation, looked over at the start of the trainwreck. He forgot what he was saying immediately as Chad asked for the bathroom.

"Uh..."

Shock anticipated the end result of her trick. She got ahold of herself first and gestured toward the jagged orange door with an eerie calmness.

"In there, down the hall, bedroom on the left, back of the room," she said, having turned the sweetness back on [i]just[/i] for this.

Lock and Barrel laughed even harder.