Young Writers Society

Name: Ryan
Gender: Male

Name: Vincent
Gender: Male

Name: Robin
Gender: Male

After you friend him, you finally get his name, Vincent Robin, sounds pretty cool.



Thinking about it, this is probably more friends then you've ever had since becoming homeless. Sure they might not actually know you. But given the place you're all stuck, you'll get to know them eventually. Even though you almost died a few times, this is the nicest day you've ever had.



You even got a new pie, and this one smells like blueberry! Even if you die today, you wouldn't have regret coming in here.



No! Pie! AND IT WAS BLUEBERRY! NOOO! You didn't mean you wanted to die now, you were obviously being facetious!



....typical.





You stand in a forest of deadly goatmen, and have for quite a while now, farming money and experience so you can buy more powerful medieval looking weaponry. It's a delicate balance, working to be both powerful and stylish, but you like to think you pull it off splendidly. Proper cosplay eticit is importaint after all.

Odd, you're new friend, Clyde seems to have friended you, and said nothing afterwards. You figure he is probably busy fighting monsters or epically eating a pie or something, so you figure it might be best to go back to what you were doing before. At the very least, it does not seem like he suddently died. You send him a message asking him to talk when he can, and then look around your enviroment.



Now how shall you go about murdering these goat men? With extreme violence, stylish violence or epic violence? So many decisions for how you can be the best adventurer.

Definitely stylish violence. Maybe throw in a couple cool dance moves or fancy kicks as you try to kill them with your sword.

I agree! Stylishness is epic, so it looks like we can have two in one here. Probably try to cut their legs out from underneath them - that'll look cool.

Stylish violence! Possibly some dramatic twirling and sword swooshing involved.

Definitely stylish violence. Maybe throw in a couple cool dance moves or fancy kicks as you try to kill them with your sword.

I agree! Stylishness is epic, so it looks like we can have two in one here. Probably try to cut their legs out from underneath them - that'll look cool.

Definitely stylish violence. Maybe throw in a couple cool dance moves or fancy kicks as you try to kill them with your sword.

So as to not overwhelm everyone with you're greatness, you tend to stick to only one, but since nobodies around, you might as well spoil yourself.









Clearly you are the very best in stylish epic violence. The extreme part is a bit hard when you're fighting goat men, even though you played it up for the noobie, they're pretty easy to beat. You couldn't even get them to stay long enough for you to make that cool dust tornado you like to do when monsters expode into dust.

Oh well.

Oh, someone's contacting you, maybe it's that Clyde fellow.



Ah, its Millicent, you thought she didn't want to talk to you, on account of unfortunate events.




VR: Here I am, after another epic battle against the forces of goat men.





VR: I am sad to say, I could only for the smallest of minutes before he was wisked off on another journey.




VR: Twas why I stayed on this horrid floor of goatmen for a entire month. But try as I may you, two didn't even advance.



VR: I know, but you could hardly blame me for you're problems. Also, I thought I was facejerk?



(I just drew 6 poses, very action based poses, so this update has been split into two parts, sorry I couldn't get far enough for any obvious things to suggest, though your comments can sway the conversation, so please do so.)

Ask her what her current puzzle room looks like.

Ask her if she knows what Clyde is up to or how well he's doing.

Ask her what her current puzzle room looks like.

VR: Ah, then how be your new puzzle room, just as death defying?









VR: Quite the hair raising endeavor.

what(s) Clyde is up to or how well he's doing.

VR: Oh? Perhaps he was just warming up? While he narry said a word about what level he was on, though he did mention slaying a vile crabman. Sons of Ægir are not for the faint of skill.





VR: I twas fighting them right after the tutorial. Mayhap he wishes for a challenge the same as I?




VR: No need to explain, I to consider the field of battle the most relaxing place.





Well that was a nice chat. For some reason that lass nary wants to talk to you at all; can't imagine why. Too busy battling epic monsters perhaps. While you're bored waiting maybe you can try talking to the aformentioned 'facejerk'.

(for this last one, I ask for suggestions on name, sex, and nationality)

Name: Holly
Gender: Female
Nationality: British

Name: Janey
Gender: Female
Nationality: Canadian

Name: Pat
Gender: Female
Nationality: British

Name: Lisette
Gender: Female
Nationality: French

Name: Holly
Gender: Female
Nationality: British

Name: Lisette
Gender: Female
Nationality: French

VR: Hey, Holly how are you doing?



VR: You see, as I was battling my way around the wondersus ever growth of this magic forest, I saw a need to chat with my wonderful friends.



VR: I must admit I am a tad, you can only battle so many goatmen before things go stale.



VR: I suppose I shall, but I've battles him quite a number of times already, the lord of the forest is a beast most challenging at first, but...well, he's become the embodiment of predictable now.



VR: Tis true, in battling the wicked hoards, I have not slept in a odd three days.












Huh, she seems to have blocked you again. Or broke her smart glasses using wind magic again.

She does that a lot for some reason.

Try contacting Clyde again, and if he's still not responding, go find a way out of this forest. How long were you seriously planning to stay here?