Young Writers Society

Try to get out of the forest.

(Please give more suggestion types, just one won't get me very far.)

Try climbing one of the tallest trees to get a view of the surroundings.

Maybe go and fight the "predictable boss"?

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?

Try climbing one of the tallest trees to get a view of the surroundings.

He sadly, has yet to answer your elegantly phrased reply. One you spent so much time writing that you believe its best left alone as a art piece to chill like the summer dew...until he can reply.

As for staying here, yap, you plan to stay here until the gathering happens. As one of your wonderful chums put it. You're floor level already makes things very hard for them, more so for your brand new friend Clyde who seems to be quite busy at the moment. While you believe everyone should be set upon a good challenge, unfair odds are quite displeasing. Difficulty curves are importaint after all.

If you meant a simple change of scenery however.

Please observe.



This is what is called -because you like to call it that, a kill chamber. While it looks like there is plenty to explore, you are given a very limited area to walk around, and if you go too far, you are teleported to the other side. All you can do is fight the endlessly spawning goat men, until you get a boss summoning idol.

Maybe try fighting the "predictable boss"?

You suppose you might as well battle one more Flesh of the Aether, before you take a nap.



Adorable little scamp, isn't he? Welp! How shall you go about brutally murdering him?

Stab him with your sword in one of his softer parts.

Yeah, try stabbing him in the neck, or anywhere between the plates of his armor.

Do a backflip onto his back and stab him in the soft spots.

Try and hang on in the back on his horns so he can’t attack you.

Try and hang on in the back on his horns so he can’t attack you.

As usual, you take the perfect action, perfectly dodging the monsters opening volley and catapulting yourself onto its horns, well out of its range of attack. Then before the beast can charge to knock you off, you swiftly...

Yeah, try stabbing him in the neck, or anywhere between the plates of his armor.

stab him in the soft spots.

End it!



Radiant Quest Completed: Reward, 3 million money.

Truely the epic battle of a master-



zzzzz

protective shield now active.

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The yellow option -- Holly! Let's learn more about her and see what she's up to.

I want to see what Holly's doing as well!

A third on Holly!

The yellow option -- Holly! Let's learn more about her and see what she's up to.

"No goblins? Check." I said aloud to myself, enphasizing the check in case there was one hiding behind the corner and only my rambling voice could keep them away. "Finally free of the little blighters, I only gots so many glasses to wreck."

Finally free of their short evil, I relaxed enough to take a bite.



Wait-a-minute!



HL: Ya nutter, get these voices of yours out of me head!"



I growl at the screen, before I switch over to trying to talk to nutter number two. Millicent, the crazy actually talks to them.

HL: Tell you're voices to leave me alone!



HL: Get them to leave me alone.



HL: Like a bloody tumor.



HL: I don't need no voices in my head.



HL: Huh?







I stand up and yell in the air, "Okay voices, you don't like me, and I don't like the lot of ya, but the crazy lass says ya'll leave me alone if I work with ya. So solve my problem already!"

I already know what to do, the stairs lead up to a locked door that won't break no matter what magic I use on it. So obviously, I figured the answer was to find a key around here, I just didn't see much point since we were going to be 'gathering' soon. 'Don't seem worth the effort' I thought.

Ransack the couch. Stuff is always falling in couches.