Mar 12, 2013
Hello Sir, I won 30 tickets, I would like to cash in on 2 days on the floating island. Thank you Sir.
Very well Master Lynn. I will have the appropriate voucher sent to your suite shortly.
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Hello Sir, I won 30 tickets, I would like to cash in on 2 days on the floating island. Thank you Sir.
Very well Master Lynn. I will have the appropriate voucher sent to your suite shortly.
What is a master’s role in an event? (I can’t ask a question for some odd reason…)
— master-ryder
For the first day of the event, their role is to be spectators of the obstacle course. Basically what you would be if you went to any kind of sporting event. However, you're able to place bets on the outcome of the obstacle course. Betting is the same as in horse racing.
For the second day of the event, the Masters aren't viewed as Masters but more as normal young adults who like to play games, kick back and relax. Some slaves will be around, but for the most part, it's to remind themselves that they're young and like to have fun.