No, you let things calm down.

Deciding it is best to let angry dogs lie you head off to bed, though your mind is far too active for sleep. The surrealistic erotic events of the evening, and their implications, are almost too numerous and far reaching to fully comprehend. Flipping open your laptop you try to distract your thoughts by watching some random show on Netflix. Soon, however, your cell begins to buzz. Sandra has sent you a text. Quickly grabbing your phone you begin to chat with the buxom brunette.

Immediate you ask if she is okay and if Vivian has calmed down. Sandra, replies that she is fine and that her roommate is cooling off, and then jokes that letting Viv give her a "good hard spanking" has appeased her. At least you think it is a joke about taking a verbal tongue-lashing.

When you try to gently press to find out why Vivian was so infuriated, and/or Sandra's feelings and thoughts about the evening, let alone if Vivian is going to tell anyone else what she saw, the librarian science major demurs and tactfully deflects your injuries. To your amazement Sandra instead wants to talk about the D&D game! Though at first you would prefer to chat about the real world, you decide to let the party's cleric drive the conversation, wondering if this going to go someplace deeper, especially after she called the evening “intense”, which you find an understatement.

Sandra describes how Rae feels like she has completely failed her god, her friends and the quest. After an extensive discussion the brunette requests that she change her alignment and class to a chaotic good thief. The top-heavy sophomore then asks if she could seek out the local thieves guild for training in her new occupation **** on her by fate.

You're both surprised and aroused that Sandra clearly wasn't offended by the x-rated roleplay that ended with Vivian's tirade. Making sure she is onboard, however, you explain that Rae will be entering into the tawdry, shadowy and lewd world that Ragnar is accustomed to dwelling in, and asks if she really wants to go down that path.

Sandra agrees, explaining that Rae is now too ashamed to be a cleric of Saint Cuthbert, besides playing the bad girl for once sounds like a bit of fun she adds. You quickly concede the point, allowing Rae to dual class; now a 1st level thief, she loses all her cleric abilities, though she keeps her Hit Points.

Sandra asks if you have enough time tonight to play out her going to the thieves guild as a text adventure, since she is finding the game quite exhilarating and addicting.

(The link below is not yet working. I want to publish the mini-text adventure as a complete story.)