Quote:PROMPT 1: Your player has died and been reincarnated in another world of your choosing. Unwilling to give up on your game, but finding it doesn't exist in your new world, you now need to introduce and grow the game of hockey in this alternate dimension!

WRITTEN TASK: Tell me how you would explain hockey to your friends in the other world? What do you use for gear? What do you use as a rink? Does it catch on? Would you change the rules? Go nuts!

When Billy Herrington found out he could introduce ice hockey to the locals on a foreign planet, C-137, he was pumped. But there was one problem: they spoke a different language. Not one to back down from a challenge, Billy got creative. He used hand gestures, facial expressions, and even mimed different plays to explain the game to his teammates. When that didn't work, he drew diagrams and pictures of the game and different strategies using whatever he could find. As the team worked together, Billy picked up some of the local phrases and words, trying to communicate better with his teammates. They helped him out when he made mistakes, and soon enough, he was speaking like a pro. Despite the language barrier, Billy's passion for the game never waned. His team worked hard, drilling on strategies and tactics until they were ready to hit the ice. And when they finally did, it was pure magic. They chased the puck, celebrated goals, and became a tight-knit team. Thanks to Billy's determination and love for the game, ice hockey was introduced to this new world, and who knows, maybe one day they'll be playing in intergalactic league.