'I must admit I am grateful that you simply move the various spiders you encounter out of your way instead of killing them. 'It is true that humans, particularly female ones, don't care for spiders, but they have their uses.' Dana realized she must not have stopped her shudder as thoroughly as she thought. The Lord Chancellor smiled faintly, and condescendingly, down at her. Of course there were spiders she had to move out of the way sometimes to get to the items requested of her, but she didn't exactly seek them out. There was something sort of spiderish about the Lord Chancellor's hands, in how they looked but most especially in how they moved. 'My affinity is for spiders.'Дana could see it. Dana thought that made sense of some aspects of the vampire myths. Most vampires select wolves or bats, because the affinity one chooses permits the vampire, if he is strong enough, to turn into the chosen creature, and also to control some of the creatures as well,' the Lord Chancellor told her. Greater vampires, such as myself, have animal affinities.

'As you come from the outside world, I will presume your ignorance in certain matters. 'Do not worry, you are here by invitation, so they will not trouble you.' Along with the reassurance was the subtle warning, if not threat, that Dana should never try to sneak in here. 'I see you have spotted them,' the Lord Chancellor waved toward the ceiling. Inhabiting, though infesting might be a more appropriate term, that expanse were hundreds, if not thousands, of spiders. Yeah, ' protections' all right! Though the work tables were an intriguing blend of scientific apparatus rubbing elbows as it were with tools that looked as if they belonged in a sorcerer's atelier, and the shelves gleamed with artifacts some of which Dana recognized as the ones she herself collected, the entire ceiling appeared to be made of a strange gauzy white material. There are protections in place.'Дana managed not to shudder. I must caution you against seeking it out on your own. The vampire lord waved his hand at the door at the end of the corridor and it opened under his silent command. Dana followed him through the Throne Hall to a short corridor behind the throne and the entrance to the Dungeon of the Cursed that she hadn't even realized was there. 'Come with me, please,' the Lord Chancellor commanded from the archway to the Forbidden Tower. As if being a vampire wasn't creepy enough, the Lord Chancellor decided to kick it up a notch.) Overall, I assume they just used this as a cover story to justify keeping you confined to one building, when realistically all the candidates should probably just be in random rooms across campus.( WARNING - Anyone who suffers from arachnophobia might want to skip this chapter. Also, what happens if there are more candidates than beds available? All of a sudden you would have valedictorian candidates staying in multiple areas of the campus so the floor would not be NEARLY as prestigious. Also, it would be super awkward if you got kicked out or moved in to the floor halfway through the year multiple times because your grades kept jumping in and out of the valedictorian range. First of all, why is Nancy staying there? Did they just give her ridiculously good fake grades as her cover story, even if true seems premature to assume she will be good enough to maintain them all year by immediately putting her on the valedictorian floor. Deadly Device: similar to Waverly, I wish we could leave the building to explore the town or even investigate Niko's apartment for clues.ДЄnother thing I always found odd about Waverley.the system of only viable Valedictorian candidates living on that floor doesnвЂ™t seem very sensible.The Captive Curse: If you could explore those little shops and talk to townspeople that would've been amazing.Warnings at Waverly Academy: I really wish they could've incorporated a little town center to visit (like on the weekend) and an event with the boys' school so you could hear more gossip/get more info from other people.Legend of the Crystal Skull: Oh my god this is one of those games that REALLY could have leaned into the setting more.

Curse of Blackmoor Manor: it would've been great to explore Mrs.Danger on Deception Island: the boat at the end was an amazing surprise, but it would've been nice to meet Hilda at her home, too.Otherwise the game really could've taken place anywhere. Idk how much more they could've done location wise, but it would've been nice to actually feel like you were in a DC. Secret of Scarlet Hand: as someone from DC, I loved seeing the metro system and things like that.

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