Necker Island, Wednesday Morning

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Another gorgeous sunrise means another beautiful day of vacation for the residents of Fandom, at least those who can get out of bed and make it outside.

Those who feasted on the seafood buffet last night might want to avoid the floating sushi today. There might just be too much of a good thing.

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Rest of the Island

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There are several other houses on the island, many of which offer different kinds of facilities for those looking for a thrill.

The Beach House

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The Beach House is the second-biggest place on the island. It rests between the island's two tennis courts and provides lunch as well as a bar and game tables... and the most impressive pool of them all.

Seating Area

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Like most places on Necker Island, the Beach House comes with an extensive seating area. There are sofas outside on the tennis- and swimming pool sides, but you can also opt to drop yourself on the large couches upstairs, which provide a more panoramic view - and game tables.

Tennis Court

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Technically, there are two tennis courts right outside the Beach House. Grab a racket, a ball and a friend, and play a game. If you dare do that in the glaring Caribbean sun, anyway.

Beach Pool

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Beach House supports what has to be the island's most impressive pool, a sprawling freeform infinity pool with a swim-up bar. Nearby is a nice thatched house with chairs to sit at, if that's more your jam.

Floating Sushi

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Are you hungry? You don't even need to leave the pool! There's a special sushi kayak that takes off into the pool every now and again, providing a wide selection of sushi rolls both vegetarian and not.

Giant Jacuzzi

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And finally, Beach House supports a 30-seat jacuzzi right outside the pool, in case all the other luxury wasn't great enough.

Re: Giant Jacuzzi

[vrajna_kralis]

Hyacinthe was climbing into the 30-seat jacuzzi today. He had flirted shamelessles convinced one of the staff to keep bringing drinks around so he wouldn't have to leave the jacuzzi for hours if he didn't want to.

Today you were learning to share, Emperor Llama.

Re: Giant Jacuzzi

[notouchykuzco.livejournal.com]

"NOoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo," Kuzco cried, stomping his hoof. "This is my jacuzzi. MINE."

He was not taking sharing well.

Re: Giant Jacuzzi

[vrajna_kralis]

"Nay, 'tis not," Hyacinthe said easily. "It belongs to the resort and thus, for the use of anyone here."

Re: Giant Jacuzzi

[notouchykuzco.livejournal.com]

"But I called dibs two days ago."

And dibs are legally binding, obviously.

Re: Giant Jacuzzi

[vrajna_kralis]

"Why?" Hyacinthe asked. "This is huge. You don't need it all to yourself."

Beat.

"And all know that dibs expire twenty-four hours after being called."

Duh, Kuzco. Duh.

Re: Giant Jacuzzi

[notouchykuzco.livejournal.com]

"They do not," Kuzco said. "You made that up!"

Re: Giant Jacuzzi

[vrajna_kralis]

"Obviously they do," Hyacinthe said. "Else I could call dibs on your room and all of your possessions back upon the island."

He eyed Kuzco. "Dibs."

Re: Giant Jacuzzi

[notouchykuzco.livejournal.com]

"You can't call dibs on stuff you can't see," Kuzco said, rolling his eyes. "Everyone knows that."

Re: Giant Jacuzzi

[vrajna_kralis]

"Shall I call dibs on you, then?" Hyacinthe asked, stretching out in the jacuzzi and getting even more comfortable.

Re: Giant Jacuzzi

[notouchykuzco.livejournal.com]

"UM," Kuzco said. "No. I'm not a dib-ale thing."

That was a real sentence, right?

Re: Giant Jacuzzi

[vrajna_kralis]

"I have absolutely called dibs on livestock before," Hyacinthe said, not even bothering to hide his grin.

Re: Giant Jacuzzi

[notouchykuzco.livejournal.com]

Kuzco gasped. "I am not livestock."

He really was.

Re: Giant Jacuzzi

[vrajna_kralis]

"You're a llama."

You know, in case he hadn't noticed.

Re: Giant Jacuzzi

[notouchykuzco.livejournal.com]

"I'm an emperor."

Who's a llama.

Temple House

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Temple House is a large, round, Balinese-style house further along on the island. It's got a lounging area with an enormous library - and of course another infinity pool outside.

Turtle Beach

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Sandy Turtle Beach sits right outside the Beach House, fringed by palm trees and offering hammocks to hang out in. There's a table set up for lunch dining if you're in the mood, an aqua-trampoline anchored in the bay and kayaks and-- oh, right, there's also the ocean.

Bored of lounging already? You can always take the zipline down from the Great House to the beach.

Main Beach

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On the other side of the island is the Main Beach. It's just as sandy as Turtle Beach, but it's a bit busier, with stations for various water activities including kite surfing and tubing.

RE: Main Beach

[throughaphase]

Kitty absolutely had to try kitesurfing at least once.

It hadn't gone as gracefully as she'd have liked, but she had fun and by the time she got back on the sand she looked pretty happy.