Oris didnt had anything to hide to the team or at least nothing major so he realy didn't minded that game. " Sure, i dont see why not."

Aryn decided to stay quiet, he was still getting used to his surroundings. But if he wanted to he would drop-in, no matter if he was interrupting or not. Aryn was also staying close to Oris, finding his presence calming. He held his knees to his chest, watching quietly.

"Oh! Ok, then I'm sorry for accusing everyone for not taking the silent game seriously." Kalib says with a smile. He sucks in a breath when truth and dare is suggested, already thinking about dares or questions he could do. Then he pauses and decides to leave Grey and Virgil alone for now.
"I'm game for truth or dare if Grey is." Kalib chirps, swinging an arm around Grey and inwardly frowning when his counterpart stutters. That behavior wasn't normal last he checked. Wasn't Grey all cool and collected and - oh, yeah, we can now add crushing on Virgil to the list. Kalib rests his head on Grey's shoulder and quietly asks if he's alright staying or if Grey wanted to go do something else.

"I'm fine," Grey murmurs under his breath. "But..... thank you for your concern." His posture is about as affectionate as a freezing winter hailstorm under Kalib's arm.

Kalib opens his mouth to say something, hesitates, refrains from saying whatever he was going to as he closes his mouth, and then starts over.
"You're very welcome, my friend." Kalib says and pats Grey's shoulder as he stops leaning against Grey. Then he moves to keep his arms to himself. Whether it's because he felt Grey's hostility or because he didn't feel like leaning against his counterpart anymore and felt like looking for someone else to annoy, we may never know.

Oris glanced over to his counterpart as Aryn sat next to him but didn't say anything. With the game they had chosed, the harbinger of peace was instead a bit more busy trying to find somthing to ask once it was his turn to do so.

Virgil went to sit next to his sibling and counterpart. He then begin to think on what to say when it is his turn.
(some one needs to dare Virgil to talk for the rest of the game)

She scratched her nose before removing her glasses and stuffing them in her pocket

Oris looked at the others harbingers in the room, wondering if he should start since no body seemed willing too and if so with who. He had thought about daring Virgil to speak instead of using signe language since the harbinger of peace wasn't too good reading it but it felt a bit neadlessly cruel to do. Somthing he hadn't noticed earlyer was that Maddy was wear glasses, usualy those who would ended up with small marks around there noses from wearing them often but then again he wasn't the kind to stare to someone's face for too long, it would get inconfortable for both party involved.