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Gritting her teeth, Melody tries to wiggle out of her bonds and escape, hoping she won’t hit the ground too hard.

Tied to the horse, Melopy Searches for a knife or other sharp instrument on the steed, hoping to find something that can help her cut the rope.

Roll: 7 (Mixed Success)

The halfling, while fearful of both the flame and the lasso, steadied herself and drew her knife, preparing to stab the orc in the eye once she was pulled in close, hoping that would be enough to, if not stop him, give the elf time to escape or land a more lethal blow.

As the heat closes in, Melody sweats as she feels it approaching her hiding spot, before eventually scampering out from the rubble as quickly as she could, so as not to be burnt up by the flames.

When I was a kid, I was a Harry Potter fan (although obviously not anymore, thankfully) and used to be afraid there was Inferi in the water. I also was afraid the Kraken from Pirates of the Caribbean was there too, along with, and I shit you not, the moss monsters from Lady in the Water by...

Been busy with school. Probably will drop this since I don’t really have the time.

Not moving, staying still under the rubble, Melody hid, petrified with fear as the dragon flew away, hoping that since she was now under cover of rubble, she would not be seen by the oncoming horde in their raid agaisnt the village.

Fear in her heart, Melody ran behind the bar, knowing that if she was seen by the goblins, they’d probably strip her bare and rape her, before taking all her money and items. Looking up at Grimbol, she said in a hushed tone, “please, tell me where I can hide...”

Some Retsupurae Classics:

As the massive dragon turtle was now in sight, Victoria remembered all the terrifying things she had heard about them: with breath of steam and the power to easily capsize a vessel, they were always to be avoided. They were highly territorial, and highly intelligent as well, as they are kin to...

The captain, looking up, slightly nodded, stridint our from the cabin. “Well, to put it bluntly, it means that they’re headin’ too land to get away from the storm, so I suppose it’s good enough for me,” he said, before taking another swig. He then shouted at the young man at the wheel, “HEAD TO...

“Well, you roared up quite a bluster with a brick in hands! I’d think you’d realize what a fearful sight that could be, espeshushy for a halfling like myself!” Melody said, slurring her words accidentally as she was brought to her feet. “So please, settle down, at the very least! I don’t want to...

Trent, looking out at the ocean, could not see the massive beast. However, he noticed some seagulls flying to port.

The captain shrugged. “Maybe? I’ve just been heading westward-same direction, straight as an arrow. It ain’t too close, as far as I know, but I think we are in uncharted territory.” He then took a swig from his bottle. “Anyhow, what big was it, and how far?”

Melody, nodding, took the glass of water and immediately began drinking it down. As she finished, she then quickly saw the elf and dwarf walk in. Immediately, the halfling yelped, jumping back and tumbling down on to her back. The glass fell to the floor, shattering, scattering the floor in...

As Victoria reached for the knob, it slowly began to swivel, creaking open to reveal a red bush of a man's face, his wild blue eyes peaking out from his wild long hair, connected to a lanky broad shouldered body draped in a long scarlet coat. "Viccy?" he muttered out raspily, his breath smelling...

Melody shook her head. “Not really-I was nearly attacked!” she said, her voice shaky and her eyes wide open in stark terror. “Some dwarf came leaping out of nowhere, bellowing winds! I had no idea what to do other than run into here!”

Hearing the sudden loud bellow, Melody yelped in surprise as she saw him vaulting forward. Her instincts kicking into high gear, she dashed towards the Dancing Goose, not daring to look behind to see what was happening-there was no time to think on it, especially when it would be better spent on...