So, er...
Lugia had a nasty accident involving a finger and a can of chilli.
Well... remember kids, don't eat chilli. I can't stand the stuff.
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So, er...
Lugia had a nasty accident involving a finger and a can of chilli.
Well... remember kids, don't eat chilli. I can't stand the stuff.
Lugia had a nasty accident involving a finger and a can of chilli.
Well... remember kids, don't eat chilli. I can't stand the stuff.
Ok, time for rolls... haven't done that for a while now.
Gambling with Kobold: Wisdom check of 23
Roll 15 + 7 wis = 22 wis
"So, he's tempted, but knows you're up to something and rejects your offer flatly."
Oh. At least we had a dice roll.
Gambling with Kobold: Wisdom check of 23
Roll 15 + 7 wis = 22 wis
"So, he's tempted, but knows you're up to something and rejects your offer flatly."
Oh. At least we had a dice roll.
Okay. This was getting tedious, walking around and risking our lives (against bandits and heat), and with nothing to show for it. Seems as if the fallen tree I had passed died of boredom rather than lying plane on the ground. I stumbled over an old pile of marble rocks while dug in thoughts, flailing for an imaginary crutch but ultimately falling onto my elbows. "Argh..." I didn't moan out of pain but frustration, while I was still lying rather comfortably on the hot and cracked ground. Rolling onto my back and sitting up, I appreciated the view we got from up here as I slapped away dust from my clothes. Seemed as if the stronghold really was our new home, and a grand one at that. "Well, at least we don't have to keep running." I didn't grin when I realised we were entrenching ourselves against an unstoppable force, instead just hoping we'd have some god feeling pity for us. Funny, gods have odd and quirky ways of showing their emotions from above... assuming they exist of course.
Not a moment too soon (because I didn't want to spend too much time here), I stood up and stretched out my arms, looking to my left to a bunch of travellers. They were Kobold, but considering they almost blended in with the more dusty environment, they were presumably native to this area. Seemed as if they were just travelling as most Kobold did, well-equipped with a rack of weapons and several bags on their cart. "You mind if I try to make some money off these people, Dorisma? It's unlikely we'll find anything useful around here, unless you can somehow track dragons down."
Not a moment too soon (because I didn't want to spend too much time here), I stood up and stretched out my arms, looking to my left to a bunch of travellers. They were Kobold, but considering they almost blended in with the more dusty environment, they were presumably native to this area. Seemed as if they were just travelling as most Kobold did, well-equipped with a rack of weapons and several bags on their cart. "You mind if I try to make some money off these people, Dorisma? It's unlikely we'll find anything useful around here, unless you can somehow track dragons down."
Keeeeerblumpity.
brb game with lugia and evanist
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Are you planning on going into a career in business?
Not really. I'd be more of a consultant if anything.
In fact, I'm unsure about what to do at all in life, and I only got one more year of high school to decide.
Everyone was happy at reunification, even me strangely. This was a small happy moment of joy in a place of horrors and calamity, but a good important one at that. As much as I preferred the cold over the warmth of the wavering fire, I felt as if I was actually getting some proper rest rather than relying on the cold. I almost fell asleep as everyone chattered, opening my eye when the chatter stopped and the flames went out. Everyone was leaving for whatever we were going to. Alright... I feel a bit better now. My head was a bit groggy but I could definitely hear my own head, even in all this snow.
Within minutes of leaving, we were actually already near the exit, sighting Anthony's other team-mate waving at us or something. (How strange the exit was within walking distance.) Yet, there was a considerable amount of juxtaposition and a few broken faces: by Arceus, this blizzard wasn't natural. As it settled down, there was a clear image of a huge town, frozen in bitter cold and ice. Seemed as if the whole thing came in either quickly or by malicious intent. I still couldn't see well, but an outline did the trick of saying "Dear Arceus..."
As we swooped in to ensure there were some signs of life, I was bothered by the fact stuff like this could happen and we wouldn't even know about it. "What is this place anyway?" I'll be honest, I have very little knowledge of the outside world. As I said, I used to live all my life in Davis' house in the world's worst community. I'm surprised I didn't hold any predispositions against Pokemon like Spruce, mainly because he proved himself as worthy to everyone around here.
So, anyway... this place was a land frozen in time, almost literally. There could've been some Void anomaly for all we knew. Entire houses were encased with a thick layer of ice, almost unnervingly comical as it also prevented us from breaking into them for our own gains. It was like the weather decided to take a seat and claim this entire area as its own, disregarding all life while the sun was blotted out from the sky. Seemingly lifeless statues stood in the snow, some unaware of this storm with their happy faces and berries in their hands, to those so pointed and others who held their faces in unflinching horror. I swore I saw moving figures as the blizzard continued buzzing in our ears, but that was likely the effects of the forest still lingering in my head. All this proved too much for some, with Josh calling out for someone who apparently lived around here. While I took a few deep breaths, Josh passed by many different statues, eyes locked on a particular block of ice as we followed. "You know her?" I asked, unaware this was actually his friend of sorts.
Suspicions that this blizzard wasn't natural were proven when not even Kamina could break through this ice. At first, I thought his charge was going to end badly by causing the statue of Josh's friend to break apart. More shockingly though was that nothing actually happened, with the ice cruelly defying our efforts to save anyone around here. "Well. Let's blame magic and call it a day." I let out, trying to distract from the situation while having no clues as to how to even help Josh, let alone this town. "Anyone got any ideas what's happened here? I blame an... Arceus of ice or something."
Within minutes of leaving, we were actually already near the exit, sighting Anthony's other team-mate waving at us or something. (How strange the exit was within walking distance.) Yet, there was a considerable amount of juxtaposition and a few broken faces: by Arceus, this blizzard wasn't natural. As it settled down, there was a clear image of a huge town, frozen in bitter cold and ice. Seemed as if the whole thing came in either quickly or by malicious intent. I still couldn't see well, but an outline did the trick of saying "Dear Arceus..."
As we swooped in to ensure there were some signs of life, I was bothered by the fact stuff like this could happen and we wouldn't even know about it. "What is this place anyway?" I'll be honest, I have very little knowledge of the outside world. As I said, I used to live all my life in Davis' house in the world's worst community. I'm surprised I didn't hold any predispositions against Pokemon like Spruce, mainly because he proved himself as worthy to everyone around here.
So, anyway... this place was a land frozen in time, almost literally. There could've been some Void anomaly for all we knew. Entire houses were encased with a thick layer of ice, almost unnervingly comical as it also prevented us from breaking into them for our own gains. It was like the weather decided to take a seat and claim this entire area as its own, disregarding all life while the sun was blotted out from the sky. Seemingly lifeless statues stood in the snow, some unaware of this storm with their happy faces and berries in their hands, to those so pointed and others who held their faces in unflinching horror. I swore I saw moving figures as the blizzard continued buzzing in our ears, but that was likely the effects of the forest still lingering in my head. All this proved too much for some, with Josh calling out for someone who apparently lived around here. While I took a few deep breaths, Josh passed by many different statues, eyes locked on a particular block of ice as we followed. "You know her?" I asked, unaware this was actually his friend of sorts.
Suspicions that this blizzard wasn't natural were proven when not even Kamina could break through this ice. At first, I thought his charge was going to end badly by causing the statue of Josh's friend to break apart. More shockingly though was that nothing actually happened, with the ice cruelly defying our efforts to save anyone around here. "Well. Let's blame magic and call it a day." I let out, trying to distract from the situation while having no clues as to how to even help Josh, let alone this town. "Anyone got any ideas what's happened here? I blame an... Arceus of ice or something."
Mmkay, post is up. I hope you all had a lovely Thanksgiving break. Or a lovely regular week, in the case of the non-American RPers here.
I finished my exams on Tuesday (Monday for you guys). Was the last guy outta the exam.
Helps that I'm top in Business Studies (the exam subject I was doing).
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