Vulpix
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I try to adjust my eyes to the dimly lit cavern we are in. There are 34 of us and only one will be able to come out of here alive. The cornucopia is a huge tent filled with lots of items which reaches all the way to the top of the cave.
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I try to focus on a way out. Tunnels of varying sizes snake away from the cavern before disappearing around corners. I need to find food and water asap.
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I look around at the competitors. There is a scyther and a heracross from the bug district who scored exceptionally high on training test, but are weak to fire, a weak looking phanpy who is accompanied by a fierce looking excadrill, and the biggest threat to me, a greninja.
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I decide that I can't meet up with with my district mate, monferno. I will just need to strike out on my own until I can make an ally.
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I spin around and face the small tunnel behind me.
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I sprint toward the tunnel barely dodging a falling boulder. I look to my right and see a sneasel dart into a parallel tunnel. The world goes dark as I enter the narrow tunnel. With no light to see by, I check behind me and see the bloodbath is in full gear with Pokemon being
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A dense forest with vines and giant trees sprawl before me. I look up past the treetops and see the roof of the cave is still there. There is the faint noises of a battle going on nearby, so I must be careful. Before I think about the consequences, I shoot a huge ball of fire from my mouth into the forest, and it immediately bursts into blue and white flames. I'm beginning to retreat into the tunnel to let the fire do its work, but as I turn around, I'm slammed from behind. I try to see who it is, but all I can see are the shadows dancing on the walls. My back feels like it is being torn apart by daggers. I scream, but it is drowned out by sound the flames. This is it. I have failed. The pain overtakes my thoughts as I drift into an endless
Imagine human beings living in an underground, cavelike dwelling, with an entrance a long way up, which is both open to the light and as wide as the cave itself They've been there since childhood, fixed in the same place, with their necks and legs fettered, able to see only in front of them, because their bonds prevent them from taming their heads around. Light is provided by a fire burning far above and behind them. Also behind them, but on higher ground, there is a path stretching between them and the fire. Imagine that along this path a low wall has b...
Quickly Arthur took out a key (he stole) to open a door that led to a room and under a small carpet there was a door that led to the tunnel. Inside the room there was two backpacks, for them, filled with a flashlight, clothes, and money (Arthur’s brother was able to get inside and put the backpacks in). Arthur and Heather walked into the tunnel
Since it was known that the explorers had carried with them only scant provisions, and since it was also known that there was no animal or vegetable matter within the cave on which they might subsist, anxiety was early felt that they might meet death by starvation before access to them could be obtained. On the twentieth day of their imprisonment it was learned for the first time that they had taken with them into the cave a portable wireless machine capable of both sending and receiving messages. They asked to be informed how long a time would be required to release them. The engineers in charge of the project answered that at least ten days would be required even if no new landslides occurred. The explorers then asked if any physicians were present, and were placed in communication with a committee of...
Let’s start with the maze. Everyday at the same time the walls to the maze open and the runners go through it to map this ever changing structure. Every Night, when the walls close the grievers come out. That’s right grievers. They’re pretty much big slugs of blubber held together by slime and spikes that can cause serious injuries.
“I can’t handle the pain anymore,” I cried again, “we need to go to the
Your object is to rid the cave of every creature inside. When you face the demon shaman's, take care of them first, as they will resurrect their fallen demon cohorts. You should face one or two unique bosses, all built for your level, so expect some magic gear. When you're finished, you'll see beams of light pierce through the cavern ceiling. It's common to have to hunt for one or two remaining creatures, as they tend to scatter. Return to Akara for a wonderful starting boost. This is not a mandatory quest, but as mentioned in the intro, you'll be able to do it again in Nightmare and yet again in Hell, each for additional and almost free skill points. Don't worry, you'll work off this guilty pleasure later.
I told him to get an ember nut and bring it to the elder. I continued to dig into the ground until the ground started to fall on top of me. I quickly climbed out of the hole confused by the feeling of dirt falling on me. I then dug up the entire crossroads about one hand deep.there was a large mound of dirt next to the hole. I went into the forest and collected as many burning trees as I could and a large amount of flame-tongue. I bought the supplies to the cross roads and started to bind the burning trees together with the flame-tongue and made a platform. I then placed the platform slightly under the edge of the hole in the cross roads. I stabbed a post into a hole in the platform and into the ground. it will help with the tunnel and make the platform stronger. I built a ladder and placed it in the hole in the center of the platform. I had some spare flame-tongue and decided to make a basket to help carry the dirt. I dug until I reached one of the posts and poured the dirt collected over the platform. I then remembered the large mound of dirt I left earlier and smoothed out the crossroads and tested if it could hold me. it felt sturdy as a rock. I continued to dig and made it to two more posts when I noticed a large gathering of people watching me
I knew I had failed when I heard a bark, five shots from a revolver, and then a short lived wine from the hound. It all happened so quickly that I stood there, stunned by what had just happened. Then I came to myself remembered that they will soon start to look for the owner of the hound, by which is most definitely me. So I ran and ran until I reached the dangerous parts of the my path.
The voices in my head become a swelling crescendo. I forcefully grab my head in between my hands as the words echo through my skull. Pain pulsates with every word. I squeeze my temples hard with my palms but the pain is unbearable. Clawing at my face, a scream rips through me; sapping every last drop of energy in my body. Like a rag doll, I collapse onto the cold concrete floor as a growing darkness overcomes me.
The cave itself was, at first, just an ordinary rocky cave, the soil colored rocks that made up the mouth, and some of the interior were ordinary enough. The problem that the kids faced was that, at a glance, there wasn’t any light to be found in the cave, but as the girl drew deeper into darkness, the walls of the cave began to glow. With the cave illuminated, the girl led the two boys further into the depths of the cave, which seemed to narrow to a space about three feet
Outside my window, the sky is an eternal night. Below pinpoints of light glow from torch fire. I quickly walk out of my room and downstairs into the parlor. “Pray pardon me but what is happening?” The congregation of servants look at me as one fearfully approaches me.
Darkness washed over me briefly, as the limbs did their work. Finally, I broke through the wall of thorns, and into the neighboring yard. I lay there for a few minutes, the cold ground soothing the pain that resounded throughout my body as the blood flowed profusely forth.
I stare into a black void of stars and the moon. Still undecided to lay perfectly still or stand up and move, but I don’t. I'm in pain not because of my cancer or the fact that were all dying some faster than others. But the fact that Augustus is still gone and isn't coming back. I know that he's been gone for 3 years.
I am scurrying out making so much noise, not being afraid of any consequences that might happen. I can’t tell how far I am traveling in this cave, but it has been more than a couple days. The sun is scorching, but that is just what I enjoy to feel after being in this cold cave for a few days. The sounds, I can hear them approaching closer, now there’s not a doubt in my mind that I can be free from this cave soon. I hear noises coming in bursts, sounding exactly to a name maybe, and there are definitely multiple people out there.
After just two hours, our very large friend said he’d had enough for the day and was heading for the surface. We told him we’d be out in a few more minutes and to hang around so we could discuss what we’d found. As we began our ascent toward the entrance, we became acutely aware of the complete absence of light the entrance usually emanated. When our flashlights finally found the source of the unusual darkness we were horrified; the big guy was stuck in the cave’s opening again. This time Scott’s head and shoulders were outside, so instead of being able to pull him through, we would have to try to push him out of the opening. We pushed in every combination of ways possible, and needless to say it did not work this time. The paramount problem was that the cave floods from the interior out, so we would all drown if we couldn’t get Scott unstuck, and unstuck quickly.