Post by NPC on Oct 11, 2013 4:35:57 GMT
{not to be confused with the Pie Baking Contest }
There were so many pies. So very, very many pies. Obviously they had been made and provided by Pi; the giant banner that hung overhead sort of indicated as much. The good people at Pi were currently dividing their attentions between this contest and another, the actual baking contest. Here, the celebrated eaters would get their chance to shine. No worrying about flavor, consistency, color, or anything that mattered just as a general rule. The idea was to put down as many pies as you possibly could, and as quickly as possible. The prize for this was impressive too: free pies at Pi for the upcoming year, which was enough to get plenty of attention.
Several people were already milling about. Among them was an impressively large guy who was obviously set up as a potential rival to anyone who would dare think that he or she would have a chance at the contest. His rotund nature and "I <3 Pie" shirt were giveaways as to his status as a champion pie eater. Nobody was really certain where he came from either; it was as if he'd appeared solely for the purposes of this challenge. A few others had shown up, some even signing up, but they were so bland that their status as NPCs was almost laughably obvious. A smallish crowd was gathering too, because, you know, watching people stuff their faces was definitely a good thing.
Still, there was a feeling of anticipation. Clearly they were waiting on "important people" to show up, those that had real roles and would make this contest exciting. And who wouldn't at least try, with free pie on the line?
There were so many pies. So very, very many pies. Obviously they had been made and provided by Pi; the giant banner that hung overhead sort of indicated as much. The good people at Pi were currently dividing their attentions between this contest and another, the actual baking contest. Here, the celebrated eaters would get their chance to shine. No worrying about flavor, consistency, color, or anything that mattered just as a general rule. The idea was to put down as many pies as you possibly could, and as quickly as possible. The prize for this was impressive too: free pies at Pi for the upcoming year, which was enough to get plenty of attention.
Several people were already milling about. Among them was an impressively large guy who was obviously set up as a potential rival to anyone who would dare think that he or she would have a chance at the contest. His rotund nature and "I <3 Pie" shirt were giveaways as to his status as a champion pie eater. Nobody was really certain where he came from either; it was as if he'd appeared solely for the purposes of this challenge. A few others had shown up, some even signing up, but they were so bland that their status as NPCs was almost laughably obvious. A smallish crowd was gathering too, because, you know, watching people stuff their faces was definitely a good thing.
Still, there was a feeling of anticipation. Clearly they were waiting on "important people" to show up, those that had real roles and would make this contest exciting. And who wouldn't at least try, with free pie on the line?