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'Oh shit.'

Rose watches the creature emerge, more with professional interest than fear. But she pulls out her handgun and fires a round into the shifting wall.

28%d%
LF1d6

Hd50%d%

Alicia screams again, but it does just as much good as the first time, and tries to flee.

Sanity roll (current level 44) for seeing the creature:
d%
Sanity loss:
1d6
I'm temporarily insane from the first Sanity roll. Am I free to act?

Mr. Handy wrote: ↑Fri Mar 22, 2024 4:39 am

Alicia screams again, but it does just as much good as the first time, and tries to flee.

Sanity roll (current level 44) for seeing the creature:
d%
Sanity loss:
1d6
I'm temporarily insane from the first Sanity roll. Am I free to act?

OOC: You can only run away now.

Mephistophilis wrote: ↑Thu Mar 21, 2024 10:53 pm

'Oh shit.'

Rose watches the creature emerge, more with professional interest than fear. But she pulls out her handgun and fires a round into the shifting wall.

28%d%
LF1d6

Hd50%d%

The creature is outside of the wall, and somehow (without eyes), it detect you and makes the movement of jumping in your direction.

Alicia runs screaming.

'Get away from her you bitch!'

Rose squeezes off two rounds at the blind creature.

F50%d%pLd1d10F2d%pLd21d10

OOC Rose: make a dodge roll.

The creature jumps to Rose with all it's weight and she crumbles to the floor wity the creature having it's hugly head and mouth open very near her eyes.
OOC: roll a 1d8+1 of damage
Roll luck.

Alicia and Joyce are running outside the house as fast as possible.

L30%d%d1d8+1

OOC:   Fail Luck, 3 damage

Rose faints and everything turns black: go to the Upside Down section.


Alice recovers... after a while. She is all alone in the wood.

Alicia stops running and turns back. "Rose!" she calls. "Joyce! Where are you?"

You hear a voice a bit far.

"I'm here!"

"Hang on, I'm coming!" calls Alicia, heading quickly toward the voice.

You finally find her, in a glade. She seems very scared.

"It's okay, we're safe now," says Alicia. "I was scared too, but we're going to have to go back to the house. We need to find Rose. That thing must have been what took your son. I hope it didn't take her too."

"Okay, stay well behind me," says Alicia, "and be as quiet as you can. We don't want to alert it that we're coming back." She draws her pistol and stealthily approaches the house.

You slowly arrive at the house. There is no sound, only a smell of sulfur

Alicia creeps up to the door, gun in hand, positions herself against the wall beside it, and peeks into the house.