This work is a game called PnP (print and play), which is printed and played. Play with the printed cards and the playing cards you have at home. At the start of this game, which is based on the theme of a night caught in a storm, there is no set method for earning points. As the game progresses, it will gradually become clear what "what" and "how much score" will be. You can score by reading the surrounding flow, or you can believe in your own luck and run through! 　Every time you play, the score elements change depending on who you play with, so you can play as many times as you like. Outline It was a dark and stormy night. We had gathered at the pub in South End Station and held a welcome party for Harris, my best friend. Olivia, who up until now was only into drinking her scotch, called out, “Hey everyone, how about playing a card game?” No one in the pub had an objection to the idea because the party had died down a bit--plus the unexpected rain wasnʼ t about to let anyone go home anyway. So then we started the game but no one really understood the rules. Everyone just started saying things like, “Collect spades ! ”, “Have fewer cards in your hand ! ”, “Now, you see? You should have tried to get a total of 31. ”etc. I wondered whether or not weʼ d be able to keep up with the ever changing rules of the game -- like a Chameleon.