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Hmph. The ancients of this nation really competed in something as basal as Rock Paper Scissors?
The things I do for social studies credits. Hey! Whoever it is running this place!
I wish to Enter! Hopefully there's a extravagant trophy for the winner... who will be me of course.
Café Toad notices the newcomer and quickly darts back in temple through the Café doors.
A few moments later, Guard Toad emerges from other side of the temple.
Guard Toad:
Ah hello there! I've got you signed up! I see you're also interested in learning about some history? In that case, I have some useful information for you!
Guard Toad:
Rock Paper Scissors, or Roshambo, has been a long running practice for many centuries. It is said that the oldest form of the game was "Rock, Bigger Rock, Biggest Rock". Although, the mechanics were a little broken. As time went by, people began to loose interest. And soon, those who still practiced the game died and the art of Roshambo was completely lost to paper-kind. In the past century however, a few surviving texts were discovered and through modern technology were translated to rebuild what was lost. Roshambo has become wildly popular in the last decade or so and many variants of the game were created. The most popular of them being Roshambo Battle Royal, which is what this competition is.
You know, I could stand here all day talking about all the fascinating stories of Roshambo, but you know, I've got things to do! It was nice meeting you!
Guard Toad bolts off again. And in three seconds flat, Café Toad emerges from the depths of the Cafe.
Café Toad:
Now where were we? Aw, yes! You were just looking at our menu, my fine green friend! Did anything catch your eye?