Claire POV-

The rest of the day was filled with fun activities.

Everyone was still hyper from the excitement from earlier, specially when the priest came back.

His return not only reminded her of her promise to Diante but her success of the purge. Jordan had managed to kill the priest during the purge and obtain a very interesting item she had been dying to try out.

A thick wooden stick that had a very peculiar ability, when it came in contact with something, it pushed it back feet away.

It didn't hurt much but it was a fun to tease the others throughout the day with it.

Aside from doing that all day, she had to deal with a very important sudden death. Tom had killed Sonja's iron golem bouncer.

Though she tried to avoid the concept that her friends owned a strip club because the idea made her uncomfortable, she knew how attached Sonja was to her creatures.

The murder of the golem sent drama through the roof, even the priest was involved in the murder. Jordan would think an even as such would cause a more serious atmosphere, but it was still a joking matter apparently.

Tom made a new golem out of wood and levers, which was hilarious....

Funny thing was, Tom's recklessness didn't stop there. Later on that day, the four of them decided to play a game to pass the time while Tucker came back.

They got a long wooden pole and put stairs on all fours sides and surrounded the bottom with water.

They made up a game, Mianite style...which was a combination of recklessness and potential pain.

Declan was kind enough to give everyone a wooden stick like hers, their goal was to climb up the stairs, first one up won...well..nothing.

Problem was, they kept knocking each other off with the sticks, sending each other flying away. It was terrifying but fun nonetheless. Sonja was actually the one to win, that is until Tom pushed her off and she accidentally died.

"Trial!!!!!" They had screamed all day until they decided it was finally time to build that court house.

So for the rest of the day, thats what they did, ensuring that after that day, no crime would go unpunished.