As the party pause briefly to rest you close your eyes, taking a quiet moment to focus. Your 
efforts are distracted by the odd scent of perfume and you wonder quizzically whose in the 
party it might be. Opening your eyes you see not the party but a great wooden wall, upon which 
are spread many posters plastered one atop the other in a confusing mess. One in particular 
catches your eye as you spot a familiar face.

There, almost pride of place in the centre of the wall, is a poster containing an accurately 
drawn image of you. It depicts you sword drawn and in fighting stance. Beaming with pride 
you step closer to read the words: 

"COME SEE GRAND CHAMPION BREND, GREATEST SWORDSMAN WHO EVER LIVED.

The Undefeatable sword of the Kingdom will be challenging all comers this weekend, in a 
spectacle not to be missed.

COME ONE, COME ALL AND SEE HIS FAMOUS UNMATCHED SWORD PLAY IN THE GRANDEUR OF THE GREAT COLISEUM"

Skimming the ticket details, you pause for a second as you read the unexpectedly high prices 
listed. Your view of the poster is obscured as a young man comes running up with a bag slung 
over his shoulder; he pulls out a roll of paper and goes to spread it across the poster.

"Don't obscure the picture", you tell him jokingly; he turns and gives you a wide eyed look, 
before gingerly rolling out the paper across the bottom. On it reads two simple words "SOLD OUT".

You turn at the sound of giggling behind you as the lad hurries off to see two young, well 
dressed and exceedingly pretty young women waiting. One just smiles, while the other speaks, 
"If you’ve finished admiring yourself, Grand Champion, I believe you were taking the two of 
us out for dinner." Her alluring smile turns faintly wicked. "As well as a display of your other 
world famous talent..."

You stride over grinning and take a girl in each arm. Closing your eyes briefly, you enjoy the 
feeling of them pressed up against you, and the unusual smell of their perfumes mixing. You go 
to step forward, but are confused at their sudden disappearance, opening your eyes to see the 
real world once more.