Riddles
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STATUS: The real holiday is the day after Valentines Day, when all the chocolate goes on sale. 6 yrs ago
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The real holiday is the day after Valentines Day, when all the chocolate goes on sale.
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10 yrs ago
Looks like we've got another wave of spambots.
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11 yrs ago
Just a little heads up, exams are coming up soon, so I might not be able to post very often.
11 yrs ago
It's October and it's already starting to snow. God damn it.
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11 yrs ago
Happy birthday to me!
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Where did Antarctic disappear to?
Waiting on Noire.
I think you should. We haven't had a single IC post in 3 days.
I'm still waiting for the rest of the Scarabs to wake up.
Another golem came out of the woods and threw a punch at the bronze one. As they both fought, Ralph realized that the dragon-bird was fighting off two of them at the same time. He quickly turned to see the gryphon flying about twenty feet above the ground, shooting bolts of electricity below him. Ralph was about to shoot a fireball at him, but before he got a chance, there was another gunshot. The gryphon let out a cry of pain as he fell down to the ground. Ralph flew a little closer, and saw the gryphon on the ground, clutching his eye in pain. He was still able to get up, though. Ralph shot a fireball at him just as he was about to lunge at the dragon-bird, knocking him back and setting his feathers on fire.
The gryphon rolled on the ground, trying to put the fire out. Once he'd gotten back up, he had a large burn on his chest, and some of the feathers around it had been burnt off. He glared up at Ralph, and fired a bolt of electricity up at him. Although he was momentarily stunned by this attack, he was still able to shoot another fireball, which the gryphon tried to dodge. The fireball just barely grazed his wing, burning off some of his feathers. The gryphon tried to fly up and get closer, but couldn't get more than a few meters off the ground.
The gryphon rolled on the ground, trying to put the fire out. Once he'd gotten back up, he had a large burn on his chest, and some of the feathers around it had been burnt off. He glared up at Ralph, and fired a bolt of electricity up at him. Although he was momentarily stunned by this attack, he was still able to shoot another fireball, which the gryphon tried to dodge. The fireball just barely grazed his wing, burning off some of his feathers. The gryphon tried to fly up and get closer, but couldn't get more than a few meters off the ground.
You do realize that was a dream, right?
It might help if you put it in the OP.
Josh was pretty tired. It had been a long day, and now he could finally get some rest. The rest of his teammates had gone to the guest bedroom, but Josh slept in the pool of water by the entrance.
He woke up dazed and confused. There was darkness all around him. He didn't know where he was or how he got there. The only sign of life was a slightly muffled voice.
"You're probably wondering why I called you all here today."
It was a deep, gravelly voice, and although it sounded familiar, Josh couldn't quite tell who it was.
"Three months ago, Joshua Blitz betrayed us all. We offered him our trust, and what did he do? He left the safe haven we tried to build for him, and retreated to the hazardous waters of the outside."
By now, Josh had figured out who the voice belonged to. He turned around and tried to swim away, but it was no use. There was a metal cuff around his torso, connected to a chain. There was no escape.
"Now, I want to make sure that never happens again."
A two large stone doors opened up, letting some light into the room. After his eyes had adjusted, he saw Zane standing just outside. Most, if not all, of the Pokemon living in the reef surrounded the small building that contained him.
The chain began pulling him outside, closer to Zane. He tried to resist, but there was no point. He was being pulled closer to his enemy, until they were right next to each other.
The crowd was talking among themselves.
"They caught him..."
"What's he going to do?"
"Jimmy, cover your eyes. You don't need to see this."
"QUIET!" Zane's voice echoed through the crowd, and the chatter ceased immediately. "This is what happens to those who abandon us!"
Zane's claw was inches away from Josh. He closed his eyes, preparing himself for what was coming. The first blast - Josh assumed it was Dragon Pulse - hit him pretty hard. He was barely conscious when the second one hit him.
Josh opened his eyes and looked around. Where was he? Why hadn't Zane killed him? It took a while for him to figure out that it was all just a dream. He let out a sigh of relief. Now he just had to wait for the others to wake up. Hopefully nobody saw him panic.
He woke up dazed and confused. There was darkness all around him. He didn't know where he was or how he got there. The only sign of life was a slightly muffled voice.
"You're probably wondering why I called you all here today."
It was a deep, gravelly voice, and although it sounded familiar, Josh couldn't quite tell who it was.
"Three months ago, Joshua Blitz betrayed us all. We offered him our trust, and what did he do? He left the safe haven we tried to build for him, and retreated to the hazardous waters of the outside."
By now, Josh had figured out who the voice belonged to. He turned around and tried to swim away, but it was no use. There was a metal cuff around his torso, connected to a chain. There was no escape.
"Now, I want to make sure that never happens again."
A two large stone doors opened up, letting some light into the room. After his eyes had adjusted, he saw Zane standing just outside. Most, if not all, of the Pokemon living in the reef surrounded the small building that contained him.
The chain began pulling him outside, closer to Zane. He tried to resist, but there was no point. He was being pulled closer to his enemy, until they were right next to each other.
The crowd was talking among themselves.
"They caught him..."
"What's he going to do?"
"Jimmy, cover your eyes. You don't need to see this."
"QUIET!" Zane's voice echoed through the crowd, and the chatter ceased immediately. "This is what happens to those who abandon us!"
Zane's claw was inches away from Josh. He closed his eyes, preparing himself for what was coming. The first blast - Josh assumed it was Dragon Pulse - hit him pretty hard. He was barely conscious when the second one hit him.
Josh opened his eyes and looked around. Where was he? Why hadn't Zane killed him? It took a while for him to figure out that it was all just a dream. He let out a sigh of relief. Now he just had to wait for the others to wake up. Hopefully nobody saw him panic.
I'll probably be able to post tomorrow.
"So, where'd you hide all your stuff?"
"I don't have anything. I left it all back in the city."
"You know, you're not the first one to tell us that. We know you've got it hidden somewhere."
The dragon and gryphon were both holding him down, and the golem was there to back them up if he tried to escape. For a moment, Ralph thought he wasn't going to make it out of this alive. Even if he did have stuff on him, the scream he heard before suggested they'd killed their last victim. He then heard another voice, which lifted his spirits a little.
"Hey! Let him go, he hasn't done anything!"
A strange dragon-bird hybrid had emerged from the forest. He had a gun, which he pointed at the gryphon. Ralph's right wing was now free due to him letting go of it, but he was laughing for some reason. Had guns stopped working like electronics did, or were they just less effective on the creatures everyone had transformed into? He didn't have much time to think about it, because seconds later the dragon-bird pulled the trigger.
The dragon immediately lunged forward, freeing Ralph's other wing. He flew upwards, only to be grabbed and thrown back to the ground. The golem was standing over him, and was about to attack again. He tried to get away, but before he could react he was thrown again, this time hitting a tree. Now, he was far enough away from the golem to fly up before being thrown again. He shot several fireballs, but they just seemed to bounce off the bronze armour.
"I don't have anything. I left it all back in the city."
"You know, you're not the first one to tell us that. We know you've got it hidden somewhere."
The dragon and gryphon were both holding him down, and the golem was there to back them up if he tried to escape. For a moment, Ralph thought he wasn't going to make it out of this alive. Even if he did have stuff on him, the scream he heard before suggested they'd killed their last victim. He then heard another voice, which lifted his spirits a little.
"Hey! Let him go, he hasn't done anything!"
A strange dragon-bird hybrid had emerged from the forest. He had a gun, which he pointed at the gryphon. Ralph's right wing was now free due to him letting go of it, but he was laughing for some reason. Had guns stopped working like electronics did, or were they just less effective on the creatures everyone had transformed into? He didn't have much time to think about it, because seconds later the dragon-bird pulled the trigger.
The dragon immediately lunged forward, freeing Ralph's other wing. He flew upwards, only to be grabbed and thrown back to the ground. The golem was standing over him, and was about to attack again. He tried to get away, but before he could react he was thrown again, this time hitting a tree. Now, he was far enough away from the golem to fly up before being thrown again. He shot several fireballs, but they just seemed to bounce off the bronze armour.
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