TwelveOf8

Interplanetary Space Friends - A Game About Space Adventures, Friendship and Fast Food

As predicted, more of the map on the cleaner bots GUI was revealed as the sensor array received the sounds emitted by the bees. Fiddlesticks surprised himself sometimes.

He knew that the underground exploration workshops he took at space camp would pay off. Getting lost on the way to the sign-up for the elective workshops was one of his better mistakes. Though he never got to learn how to be a space fighter pilot. Those guys got all the girls.

The bee teams returned from their little expeditons. Each gave their reports like seasoned veteran scouts they were. Fiddlesticks was feeling confident about their chances.

"Good work teams! When we get out of here, honeypots on me! Or whatever it is you bees like. Do you guys like honey? I've always wondered that. You don't seem like ordinary bees, more like ahh!" shouted Fiddlesticks.

The cleaner bot rammed itself into one of his shins.

Fiddlesticks hopped on one leg whilst holding the other. Rubbing his shin bone with his hands. "What the heck cleaner bot!?" he yelled.

He could feel the water rising slowly but surely. It was up to his ankles now. Fiddlesticks had no time for incoherent and rambling stories. Nor did he had time for pointless conversations. He quickly realised what the cleaner bot was trying to do. "Thanks little buddy" Fiddlesticks said to it.

"Alright, which way should we go." said Fiddlesticks aloud.

The tunnels reminded him of a particularly difficult dungeon in his favourite video game, Last Reverie XXXV. The dungeon in that game was very misleading. The obvious and easy paths always lead to monsters and traps. In those types of rpg games, patience was paramount. The problem was that Fiddlesticks only had a finite amount of time to finish the dungeon. He couldn't get his older brother to help, like always. But he had something just as good, a talking vacuum cleaner. Fiddlesticks just hoped that video game logic worked in real life as well.

"I think we should go right." Fiddlesticks said to the cleaner bot.

"I think going straight then up would be too obvious. There'd probably be a malboro waiting for us or something. Waiting to poison us with his toxic breath." explained Fiddlesticks.

He breathed out loudly to simulate the toxic breath attack.

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@RhythmloidSeriously? They don't have recess in the USA?

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@RhythmloidI take pride in this RP so my posts would be slower here than in my other ones. I'm going to skip ahead to recess for my next scene. Feel free to make another post about your class or whatever.

Be my GM

Gilligan reluctantly pulled himself up through the opening in the ceiling. The trapdoor, once again, opened up into the familiar stone hut. Everything was exactly the same as it was before. Well, almost everything anyway. The light outside was shining at a different angle.

The breeze blew gently as Gilligan stood outside in order to take stock of things. The sun was quite a bit past half-way accross the sky. Gilligan surmised that it was sometime in the mid afternoon. The amount of time he spent down in the dark dungeon surprised him greatly. But in a place like that, it was easy to lose track of time. Besides the surprising time of day, everything else was exactly the same. The trees, the surrounding countryside, everything. As mundane and as pleasant as ever.

Gilligan issued a sigh of resignation. He wondered if he would ever conquer that dungeon.

He walked back inside the stone hut to consider his choices. What he discovered in there was more frustrating than shocking at this point. The trapdoor was gone. There was only stone floor where the trapdoor had been. Almost like it never existed.

Gilligan went down on all fours to try to find any sign of the trap door. Perhaps a secret latch or mechanism. He searched the whole floor, but came up with nothing.

"Of course." Gilligan said to himself.

He walked outside the stone hut once more. He then leant against the outside wall, to the right of the doorway. Gilligan resigned himself to his failure. That dungeon had gotten the best of him. He questioned whether he even had what it took to be a hero. Maybe he just plum didn't have what's it took. Pessimistic thoughts swirled around in his head like a sour whirlpool of self-pity.

Gilligan quickly realised that moping around wasn't going to help any. He had to make a choice. He considered his options once more.

There only seemed to be one obvious decision though. To go home. To call it a day. But obvious choices weren't always the right ones. Gilligan pondered a little more before making his decision.

Interplanetary Space Friends - A Game About Space Adventures, Friendship and Fast Food

@HylozoistOh gosh. I need a little time to decide which direction to take. x_x

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@RhythmloidJust curious is all.

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@Rhythmloid Nah it's cool, really. Have you seen Grease before?

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@RhythmloidGroovy

Interplanetary Space Friends - A Game About Space Adventures, Friendship and Fast Food

Yes! And I can regale younger folks with stories about how great FF9 is. I'd probably end up being either suitably cheered up by how many people go "oh, yeah, FF9!", or horribly depressed by how many people go "who's that from?".

@Hylozoist

There's this guy cosplaying as Kefka Palazzo. Everyone seems really into it. You'd probably have a lot of fans yourself if you went as Quina.

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@Rhythmloid Awesome!

There is a button that sits below the right corner of the box you type in. It says "Toggle" on it. Push it. A "Formatting Cheatsheet" should appear at the bottom of the webpage.

On the right, outside the boxes, are the various examples of how you can format your post. Examples include underlining words, creating links, hiders etc. On the left, inside the boxes written in blue, are commands that you can write into the box that you type in.

Creating links can be found amongst other commands There.

Or you could just push the view raw button at the top right corner of my post. That's the button with that kinda looks like two links in a chain. Look I'm there and copy what you want to do yourself.

Shorter answer, just type [ then url right after it. Type = then paste the web address. Afterwards type ]. Then write what're you want the link to say. Then type [ then / then url then finally ].