The Games definitely continue

“And another point for Team Purple!” Exclaimed Green Toad after Sakura fired a tennis ball that Ranko just barely missed when she dove for the ball with her racket. Ino gave Ranko a hand up as Green Toad flipped the points to be 2-2. Playing against Ranko and Ino were Alex and Sakura, they had been given short tennis skirts and tank tops that were dyed to match their teams.

“About time, it's been, what, half an hour since the last point?” Gaige complained while boredly holding up a professional camcorder. “Why did they agree to the first to three points?”

“It's the price to pay when playing with super ladies,” you replied. Your comment garnered small smiles from the harem girls closer to you.

After your harem’s clothing got retrieved and dried, the stands flew a bit away from the Mushroom Mix-up mini-game and over to the Tennis courts in the middle of the Elf breeding centers. Aelita had given a light spin of the wheel and it was determined that tennis was the next game. That was over an hour earlier and it has taken that long to get to two points each.

“Serve!” Shouted Ranko as she threw up the ball and launched it across the field, once more starting the cycle of firing the ball back and furth. Hopefully this ball survives more than a few minutes, Green Toad keeps having to throw in replacement balls.

“You can do it, Friend Alex! Friend Sakura!” Starfire cheered as Sakura used a genjitsu to make it look like there were dozens of tennis balls firing in different directions. It didn’t fool Ranko who easily tracked the original one and sent it to Alex's right.

“Not on my watch boardwalk!” Ranko taunted Sakura.

“I’m not flat, balloon tits!” Sakura shouted, gaining sharp anime teeth and fiery eyes as she shoved Alex aside to get the ball.

“Hey James, while we’re waiting, where are you taking them for the honeymoon?” Kate asked while munching on some lembas bread she got from a small elf run stand nearby. Instantly Aelita and Starfire shifted to watch your response.

“That’s right,” Katara said, over the ‘fuck fuck fuck’ of Ino as her racket caught fire from Alex’s technique. “Starfire and Aelita were organizing and setting up stuff for the wedding with our help but the honeymoon was James’ territory.”

“I might’ve had help from Jamie in setting it up,” you admitted, recalling the brief conversation you had with him. “He might’ve wanted to make up for the island thing.” You look at your brides and give them each a half smile. “I’m not sure I should spoil all of my plans.”

“Please, just a little bit of the spoiling?” Starfire gave you big kitty eyes, her eyes getting bigger and her ears folding back pleadingly. Aelita slid next to her and gave you a pout while cheek to cheek with her. You wonder why they can team up against you but can’t agree on whether or not the wedding reception will have a costume stand or not. A costume stand is, by the way, what the tennis match is over.

“Fine,” you finally acquiesced to their adorable faces. “I found out a couple of weeks before I went missing that the Star Trek vacation world, the free range one, was finally out of visitation quarantine. The weird time anomaly thing that made travel too dangerous finally cleared up.”

“So we could visit Mariner once more?” Starfire squeed with a massive smile.

“We can do more than that,” you reply while Ino and Sakura got into a shouting match while Alex and Ranko exchanged the tennis ball. “Jamie went there already and set up some things on a certain planet named Risa. For most of us anyways.”

“We are going to Risa?!” Starfire hugged you and Aelita somewhat tightly.

“It would be nice to see the real thing,” Aelita shifted in her seat a bit.

“The holodeck has nothing on the real thing,” you say while ignoring the ‘you mongoose faced bitch-fuck’ coming from the tennis court. You were about to say some more but suddenly Green Toad shouted.

“Score! Team Purple wins!” Ranko and Ino cross their arms with angry scowls while Sakura and Alex high five each other.

“Yes! Our guests will get to partake in the dressing up in costumes,” Starfire cheered.

“A costume stand and prop photo booth in the corner will be set up instead of a regular photo booth,” Daisy announced to Aelita’s eyeroll. Considering what the next disagreement point was, it's most likely the costume stand was just her having a little fun and the next point was what she was more serious about.

“Bring out the wheel!”