Chester

He laugh at Kino's odd questions but decided to play along. " Well of course they do, each angle of those cards is a fang waiting for it's next victim. Luckly, those ones are nicer then the ones from this morning, they will give you alot of chances before you get nip."

"Oh, that's good. I don't want my fingers getting bitten off today." Kino smiles at Chester, placing the card down gently. "What game shall we play with them first? Are we talking games like Go Fish? I'm really good at that game. I could beat you all."
Schylur laughs quietly, "I wouldn't be too sure. You've never played against me before."
"Is that a challenge to a game of Go Fish to see which of us is the best?" Kino asks them. Schylur shrugs and scoots back, suddenly shy again.

Chester

He humm and with a playfull smile pulled three cards of the deck, the too fools and one of the kings, holting them between his fingers and showing them to the two others. "Well then, let's see who will be king and who will be fools my friends !"

Alisa

Of course, even by the end of the day her sory excuse for a brother was still on it with it's little tricks. It would have been better if if she hadn't found him and two of his so called friends, let's call them what they were pawn, at one of his games. It may not have been obvious to anyone else but to her, who had known Chester before the mediatisation, it was clear that he was only displaying his facade. She coudn't even start to think about why it bothered her but his whole act was creepy to her.

Kino grins, nodding in agreement. He was sure he'd beat everyone. He takes the cards in Chester's hand and adds them to the deck, shuffling well before passing them out. He placed the draw pile in the middle, setting the game up quickly.
"Promise it'll be a fair game? No tricks or anything? No poor sports at the end?" Schylur asks. Sure, they would play the game. They hadn't played against Kino or Chester before, and they were completely fine with not winning. Winning was just an added bonus. Having fun was what really mattered. They liked playing games with others. Perhaps after playing Go Fish, they could suggest another card game to play.