More Choice Girls, More Audience Participation

You may be the one with the magical power, but you don't have to be the only one coming up with the questions.

Your production team worked long and hard on machine learning algorithms for processing and qualifying 'choices'. You've tested plenty of questions on plenty of people since your days back home discovering your power. You'll probably always be discovering new quirks of your power, but one of the first and most important things you learned is that no matter how powerful you feel, it's always going to be important to stay one step ahead of the backfires.

The cool ocean air is filled with lively jams to rile up the crowd, and they're all busy sending in submissions to be reviewed for inequity, paradox, overlap, and all kinds of other backfire triggers. Soon, you'll have a huge selection of audience-submitted choices to give to your huge selection of beautiful Choice Girls, or to whomever, really.

While the submissions are coming in, some fireworks go off and you see a line of all new Choice Girls walking on stage in the same heels, shorts, and halters as the first two.

As each of the pretty girls crosses the stage to line up beside you, the spotlights track them and the audience cheers as they watch the tracking shots on the jumbo screen.

The first is Choice Girl 3, Roxi, a tight-bodied, muscular chick with a dark tan and a big fro of brown and blonde ringlets. She strides over confidently, spins around, and strikes a pose at your side.

Next to grace the stage with her charming smile is Choice Girl 4, Anita, a busty latin woman with fake lashes and straightened hair. She follows Roxi, but walks her own hip-swaying walk up to the stage, where she smiles and winks at the crowd.

Choice Girl 5, Fay, then crosses the stage, and the camera drops down low to take in her thick thighs and juicy booty. She tosses her platinum blond hair over her shoulder and cups her jiggly little titties in her hands, sticking her tongue out at the audience.

The girls keep coming, but at this point the machine has processed enough of the audience's ideas for you to get started. It generated a report with rankings, categories, and even severity levels. And they should all be safe from backfires.

You look through the summary of choices while the audience howls with anticipation.