>>41996108
Places I say things (like imminent threads): https://twitter.com/Predhack

The story to now: http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=Lizard%20EX%20Quest

Character sheet: http://pastebin.com/dLa1ayJX

You can ask me questions in my off time here (Don't worry about actually doing it, I just use it to bother other QMs from stealth): ask.fm/LambQM

>>41996108
>You had a quest or something from the wizards, find some merpeople to help

>>41996108
>Shopping day, gotta stock up on stuff
didn't mom and auntie ask use to pick up some candy or whatever the hell they called it? we should grab that before we leave. we can browse for other things while we look for that... and maybe buy Nytora some extra knives as well.

>>41996108
>You had a quest or something from the wizards, find some merpeople to help

>>41996108
>>You had a quest or something from the wizards, find some merpeople to help
Hey! If we're lucky maybe we'll get to have another adventure with Milly!

>>41996108
Alright we're on a mission to find merfolk so we can go on a mission
>writing

>>41996425
kek

>>41996485
Right, job. You want to get jobs out of the way so you don't have time to forget them. This job was supposed to involve the ocean. You have friends in wet places. You just need to figure out what part of the wet places they're currently in.

Your train of thought is temporarily derailed when someone knocks quietly on the door. You open it to find Gerald, already dressed in what you have determined to be nice clothes, pushing a cart with rather squat teapot on it. You catch the scent of those things Koma boiled coming from the pot. As you recall the stuff in that pot tastes absolutely foul but is still really quite tempting. He nods politely.

"I thought I would check if ma'am needed anything before going about my morning duties," he says.

"Um. We ares fine," you tell him, "Nytora is still sleeping. She's a very night favoring lizard."

"As are the masters in their own human way," Gerald acknowledges with a nod, "If you need anything I'll be around."

>Can we get a cup of that?
>Wait, quick question <write in>
>Head to the port proper to look for merpeople
>Head out of town a ways then check the sea for merpeople
>Head to the guild for information gathering
>Other? <write in>

>>41996679
>>Can we get a cup of that?

>>41996679
>Can we get a cup of that?
>>Wait, quick question <ask where we might find merpeople>
>>Head to the port proper to look for merpeople
we can always swim our way back to the beach if we need too. Also HOW CAN SOMETHING SO FOUL BE SO ADDICTING?!

>>41996679
Coffee and a question
>writing

So BaaRamEwe what kind of nightmares would Sunni have if she met Lyra in all her flaming crown glory?

>>41997016
She'd climb up on her skullbutt and bask in reflected glory.
>twelve consecutive captchas
WHY.

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>>41996875
"Can I gets a cup of that?" you ask him, pointing at the tray.

"Of course," he nods and produces a mug and pours some of the brew into it.

"What is this called?" you ask, sipping it then flinching at the flavor.

"Coffee. It's made from a plant that's rather difficult to gather in this area. Most of it has to be shipped in from another place," he explains.

"Huh," you hum thoughtfully and contemplate your drink.

"Is something amiss ma'am?"

"No, just wonderings how Koma gets hers," you explain.

"Koma, Miss?"

"Ah. Our sister. She sleeps a lot. She drinks this."

"I've been made to understand that some of the appropriate plants grow readily in areas of the swamp, but due to the danger involved in cultivating things near the swamp there's no way to get it more locally," he suggests reasonably.

Lizards would be better at growing things in or around the swamp, you admit. You're not sure what 'cultivation' means but you have some guesses.

"Do you know if there are merpeople visit the port?" you ask. He seems pretty knowledgable he should know.

He assumes a thinking posture for a moment before answering.

"I'm afraid, Miss, that I can't recall having ever heard of such a thing. As far as I'm aware the merrow race do not live in this area except for one particularly large specimen. And that one does not visit the port as much as she harries its patrons."

"Harries?" you echo the unfamiliar word.

"She tends to sink small ships that try to follow the coast into port. Larger ships tend to find severe damage to their hull upon arriving that necessitate repairs. If I recall correctly there's a rather sizable bounty for that particular beast."

>Sounds like Milly's mom
>Thanks for the coffee
>Check the port anyway
>Hit the beach
>Other?

>>41997016
Well first she'd pass out in fear, then evolve from sheer terror and the bonus levels a lizard gets for having the cahones to go near a giant spider, then she probably grows wings so she only has to get away from the seeking heat harpy

>>41997224
>Sounds like Milly's mom

>>41997224
>>Sounds like Milly's mom
>>Thanks for the coffee
Time to go say hi

Lamb, I missed the last couple of threads and I have a plot hole to report: cheese contains no lactose!

>>41997224
> Sounds like Milly's mom
> Thanks for the coffee.

>>41997224
>Sounds like Milly's mom
>Thanks for the coffee

>>41997280
Depends on the cheese

>>41997224
I know someone who resembles that remark!
>writing

>>41997333
All hard cheeses lack lactose mang and what kind of curasy person eats fresh cheeses with thier hands? Not to mention that everyone immediately saying lizards don't eat cheese is still a plot hole since they can eat the vast majority of cheeses even if lactose intolerant.

>>41997389
You take a long pull of your coffee.

"That sounds like Milly's mom," you say idly.

"Ma'am?"

"Milly is mermaid. She's a friend of mine," you explain, "Her mom is a giant with lots of tentacles."

"Is that so?" he asks, unruffled.

You nod and finish off the mug. He takes it and places it on the tray

"Hm, perhaps in the future you may discuss with her the merits of not sinking ships?"

"Are there any?" you ask.

"Well, I'm sure it would make the sailors happy," he suggests.

"I gots the impression that she didn't haves a high opinion of sailors and humans in general now that I thinks about it," you say.

"Hm. Perhaps something to revisit at a later time then?"

You nod.

"Thank you for the coffee," you tell him. It's still foul but you kind of like it. You should get the stuff to make it from Koma next time.

Gerald leaves to take care of his morning chores and you find your way out of the tower.

>Come to think of it, breakfast would be good before work
>You can find something to eat on the way, to the beach!
>Let's hit the port and swim out that way, maybe catch a fish
>Other plan

>>41997399
The kind of person that's never seen cheese before and isn't known for being picky about food. And the qualities that make cheese edible or not aren't particularly well known by lizards. In general you get one lizard with a bad experience poisoning the well of cheese eating for every other lizard with the horrors they experienced.

>>41997559
>You can find something to eat on the way, to the beach!

>>41997559
>>You can find something to eat on the way, to the beach!

Does Nytora wanna go with us?

>>41997559
>>You can find something to eat on the way, to the beach!
>>Let's hit the port and swim out that way, maybe catch a fish
I guess it's time for Finding Milly.

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>41997605
Wizard project starts today, she's gotta be on hand for that, sadly. Which reminds me!

Rolled 4 (1d10)

>>41997559
Alrighty 2d100 please

Rolled 37, 51 = 88 (2d100)

>>41997722
lizard dice hoooooo

Rolled 68, 53 = 121 (2d100)

>>41997722
lizard roll lamb

Rolled 34, 1 = 35 (2d100)

>>41997722

>>41997722
68,1
Heh
>writing

>>41997768
Well. Shit.

>>41997768
>>41997789
>>41997791

Lizard dice return, they hate non-sneaking actions.

>>41997804
>Lizard dice return, they hate non-sneaking actions.
IF only we had Spider dice.....or Human dice, those really are the best dice. Hey Argent where are you!?!

>>41997849
Argent has been kill for a while, hopefully hiatus is almost done.

>>41997863
Hopefully....I miss Miss Fish and her bird though.

>>41997883
Shhh it is lizard time, let's enjoy this

>>41997789
The streets are mostly clear this morning as you make your way back to the gate out of the city. The gate you came in that is. Apparently there are two. One leads out into the plains to the east, but you really can't think of a reason to go that way. All the merrows you know live on the west side of the town, supposedly. You're not sure how far you'll have to go to find them.

As you approach the gate the guards standing nearby wave to you. You give them a polite nod.

"If you're going out," one warns, "Y'should be aware that some adventurers came back through this way last night and said they were attacked by something out there. They got away but they didn't get a good look at whatever did it. Apparently it turned invisible or something."

Huh. You've not heard of any invisible monsters in the swamp. Though you're closer to mountains and sea right now than swamp. It's possible it's something Auntie never mentioned to you before. Sill you've got a good idea how to track an invisible thing on an open stretch of beach and you don't plan to stay on the beach past finding breakfast.

The sand is already blisteringly hot for non-lizard non-sun-attuned feet. The waves are crashing in and it looks like it's going to be a lovely day. There are some fish jumping around far out to sea but by the time you'd be able to swim out there they'd be gone. Besides you've gone too long without bird.

You make your way along the beach, keeping a watchful eye for seagulls. They tend to gather around whatever washed up during the night, and something always washes up during the night. You're rather bothered by the amount of time it's taking to reach wherever they're hiding. The beach seems strangely deserted.
[1/2]

>>41998114
[2/2]
The spot where the adventurers were attacked is found faster than you find birds. There're spots of blood in the sand in a gradually growing trail pointed at the city. Sure enough you don't see anything that could have done it. You make a point to keep an eye out for tracks suddenly appearing in the sand, and check for things that might be signs of an invisible monster standing around.

You immediately notice the spot on the beach. Almost as long and wide as you are from nose to... nose to where your tail used to be, there's a wide circle of sand that'd just subtley off from the rest of the beach. It's not deepressed like something invisible is on it but you can't figure out why else it would look like that. You squint and try to see the invisible thing. You can't hear anything.

There's a blast of sand and you feel long rods like a bony giants fingers wrap around you and then you're in the dark and upside down. There's a sharp pain as something stabs into your neck and you thrash reflexively.

>Thrash and bite!
>Thrash and flashbang!
>Other! <write in>

>>41998130
>Thrash and flashbang!

>>41998130
>>Thrash and flashbang!

>>41998130
>Thrash and flashbang!

>>41998130
>Thrash and flashbang!

>>41998130
I need 3d100

Rolled 48, 11, 53 = 112 (3d100)

>>41998365
For Mother

Rolled 61, 19, 39 = 119 (3d100)

>>41998365
HWG

Rolled 19, 3, 25 = 47 (3d100)

>>41998365
let's rock

>>41998378
>>41998398
>>41998420
Them Lizard dice

>>41998365
61 19 53
>writing

Rolled 21, 24, 99 = 144 (3d100)

>>41998365

>>41998420
holy shit my rolls suck dick tonight

>>41998439
That 99 would have been really helpful

>>41998487
Can we have it if this is a case of re-rolling a char?

>>41998487
It happens as the dice wills

Just make it a good show

>>41998504
You feel something burning around the spot where something stabbed into your neck. Though the area where you were stabbed is getting numb. You make the appropriate guesses and crank up your light in a minor panic. You push it over the limit rapidly until it blasts out in a stunning wave.

In the moments of light you spot the underside of what you're fairly sure is a spider. This doesn't help your panic. You're reasonably sure it's just an ordinary giant spider and not the kind with human bits, but- oh god what if they can change into normal giant spiders. You can't remember breaking any promises lately, except.

That bird of a merchant. His stupid evil contract. That can't count right? Oh god lizard it probably counts and now you're going to be eaten by a giant spider person because you broke you word. You begin panicking in earnest.

The blast of light doesn't appear to have done more than shock the spider momentarily as it begins holding tight again. You thrash like a mad lizard but you still feel the spiders fangy bits find a softer bit of you to penetrate, that same warm burning sensation filling the injury as you struggle.

>Thrash and bite
>Other plan <write in!>

>>41998619
>>Other plan <write in!>
Unload all the sun mana we have

>>41998619
>Thrash and bite

>>41998619
>Thrash and bite
Grab our blade slam as much magic into it as we can. cut the spider.

>>41998619
>>41998635
Seconding going nova.

>>41998635
Mana reserves at 0%
Mana gain prevented by bracelet you put on yesterday

>>41998666
Well damn.

Firesword >>41998651, then?

>>41998681
sigh yeah fire sword

>>41998619
Try the knife for stabbing purposes
Roll 3d100

Rolled 92, 78, 77 = 247 (3d100)

>>41998769

>>41998776
lizard action figures comes with unique stabbing action.

Rolled 48, 72, 93 = 213 (3d100)

>>41998769
PRAISE THE SUN

Rolled 70, 39, 98 = 207 (3d100)

>>41998769


>>41998776
Now thats nice.

Rolled 92 (1d100)

>>41998769
>Sun

>>41998776
>>41998797
>>41998813
92 78 98 that's spider dice level.

>>41998769
92 78 98
OKay, those are some much better numbers
>writing

>>41998847
The burning in your injuries fails to spread much further then their vicinity but you still can't feel those bits. YOu put that aside to worry about later. It takes a bit of effort but you manage to thrash around and get a hand on your knife. You slide it out and angle it so that when the spider pulls you in to bite again it'll get a thorax full of magic knife.

You try to pour mana into your body and out in a nova as well but realize the bracelet will prevent that, it also keeps you from activating your knife.

It turns out that a knife in the thorax is pretty effective even if it isn't magically empowered. The spider crushes itself against you to try and bite again but takes the knife. It thrusts away from you and you take advantage of the opening to work yourself free of its legs.

Pick one
>Up and out
>Get that stupid bracelet off
>Press the advantage
>Other?

>>41998988
>Up and out
Then
>Get that stupid bracelet off

>>41998988
>>41999008
this

>>41998988
>>Get that stupid bracelet off

>>41998988
2d100

Rolled 31, 100 = 131 (2d100)

>>41999139
Damn bracelet

Rolled 84, 38 = 122 (2d100)

>>41999139

Rolled 62, 36 = 98 (2d100)

>>41999139

>>41999150
dat 100

>>41999150
SPIDER DICE

>>41999139
84 100
>writing

>>41999196
>>41999200
Dunno what the role was for, but that's my first crit 100 in a RE quest

The Spider Dice are trying to appeal to us.....they want us to be friends with Lyra and sun ourselves on her always warm skull butt.

>>41999213
One of the key racial abilities of lizards, which auntie briefed you on, was the ability to assess the getting and be able to acquire it when the quality is high. Your lizard sensibilities are currently telling you that this is the best time to buy GET stocks. You make your exit.

Behind you the spider scrabbles up after you but before it can get a leg out you're all back on the beach, blessed sun shining onto you. You try picking the clasp on the bracelet and find it stubbornly refusing to release quickly. The lid of the hole, still covered in sand and held together by webbing swings up in the periphery of your vision.

You turn and slam your wrist hard into the space between the spiders eyes. The clasp on the bracelet finally gives up the ghost and opens as the spider rears back to tumble back into its hole. You grab your knife as it's falling.

Mana flows into you and you feel alive again. It's like the sun has risen on a new day and you're filled with energy, something you hadn't even noticed was missing when you woke up. The dull throbbing where you were bit still fails to turn into anything more serious. You're fairly sure the spider is venomous, but you're equally sure that you are a lizard and thus have a decent resistance to poisons.

The trickle of mana entering you is pushed into your knife and you see the blade grow out a bit as the metal turns crystalline and transparent, tinier growths of crystal beginning to spread out from the hilt. You thought you had the fire stone in. Whoops.

>Wait for the spider here
>Switch dagger stones <specify to which>
>It's on the back back foot, go in after it
>Go get the guards there may be more spiders on the beach and this seems like their job
>Other <write in>

>>41999233
Where I'm from we call that a fall sense of security. You go to sit on the spiderbutt and that's when they pounce

>>41999368
>It's on the back back foot, go in after it

>>41999368
>It's on the back back foot, go in after it
>Switch dagger stones <fire>

Spider has proven to be a dick, eliminate.

>>41999368
>>Switch dagger stones <specify to which>
>>It's on the back back foot, go in after it

Switch to fire, and attack it with the skele sword and flaming dagger.

We should find out what the earth stone does.

>>41999368
Switch to fire, fuck up the spider.

>>41999368
>>Other <write in>
It went into the earth? Fine let's give it all the Earth it wants!

>Where I'm from we call that a fall sense of security. You go to sit on the spiderbutt and that's when they pounce
But how can a Spider pounce on you when you're behind it on it's behind?

>>41999474
Backflips

>>41999368
Going in after it
2d100

Rolled 90, 79 = 169 (2d100)

>>41999558
Down the spider hole we go.

Rolled 48, 93 = 141 (2d100)

>>41999558
Kill the giant spider.

Rolled 60, 93 = 153 (2d100)

>>41999558

>>41999565
>>41999579
>>41999593
90 93
spider dice once again.

>>41999558
That was a surprising delay, sorry
90 93
>writing

>>41999731
You spin your dagger in your hand, cutting off the flow of mana, your Smokey stone is popped out as you slide the knife shaped fire stone in. Mana resumes its flow and your dagger turns to molten metal. Stopping the dagger point down you kick the closing trapdoor back so that it falls open to the sun.

Inside the spider recoils at the suddenly returning light. Then it recoils further because you land on it, knife first. You score an eye or two from its face, and the spiders legs wrap to try and enfold you.

Instead you clinch close and the spider reflexively tries to bite you. The fangs fall into the scales on your back and deflect off the tougher scales. You pull the knife back and shove in the spiders underside now. The smell of cooking spider and ash is in your nose as your other hand finds the hole in the spider from earlier and you start tearing.

The spider struggles but can't get an advantage over you with the sun on you and mana flowing through you and one hand halfway inside it. It struggles for a couple minutes while you continually stab into it with your other hand. Finally it lets out a last shudder and stills.

>Breakfast!
>Drag it back to show to the guards first, then breakfast
>You have holes in you, bandage them
>Other healy thing? <specify>
>Other

>>41999937
>>Breakfast!

>>41999937
>Drag it back to show to the guards first, then breakfast
>You have holes in you, bandage them

>>41999937
>>Drag it back to show to the guards first, then breakfast
>>You have holes in you, bandage them

>>41999937
>Other healy thing? <specify>
Try that healing combat basking thing again.

>>41999937
Drag and heal
>writing

>>41999937
>>Drag it back to show to the guards first, then breakfast
>Other healy thing? <specify>
Talk to the people at adventurer's guild bout antidotes

>>42000106
Exitting the hole again you examine your injuries. The spider scuffed some of your scales but nothing serious. The two holes it punched in your with its fangs, technically four you guess, still don't have sensation, you'll have to find something to cure that later. For now you take out the bandage powder you have left and start scabbing over the wounds.

You pull the spider's corpse out of the hole and examine it more closely. Yeah, there're definitely no human bits on that. You're probably safe. Probably. You were scared for a bit there. Still this is not invisible. Clearly someone needs to tell those guards what invisible doesn't look like.

It's a few miles back to the gate but the guards are ready to meet you when you walk up with a spider that's bigger than you. You have to spend several minutes getting them to calm down. Then you spend a bit longer making sure they understand the difference between visible and invisible. They keep insisting that they weren't the ones that said it was invisible but you know what you heard.

Then you have breakfast. Spider tastes a lot like crab. Maybe a bit less salty. You like it. If you weren't fairly sure killing giant spider monsters would attract giant spider people you'd probably try for this more often.

You've backtracked a bit today. Funny how giant spiders are great at screwing up perfectly workable plans just by being there.

>Head back into town, there's an alchemist somewhere
>Maybe adventurers have antidotes
>Combat Basking technique! P-SYNTHESIS!
>If you aren't dead yet a little poison won't kill you find merpeople
>Find merpeople
>Go check on Nytora
>Go shopping
>Other?

>>42000297
>Head back into town, there's an alchemist somewhere

>>42000297
>Maybe adventurers have antidotes
>Combat Basking technique! P-SYNTHESIS!

>>42000297
>Combat Basking technique! P-SYNTHESIS!

>>42000297
>>If you aren't dead yet a little poison won't kill you find merpeople
>>Find merpeople

>>42000297
>>Maybe adventurers have antidotes
>>Combat Basking technique! P-SYNTHESIS!
All these damn pancakes

>>42000297
Uh... I see two for P-synth
1d100

Rolled 98 (1d100)

>>42000453

Rolled 55 (1d100)

>>42000453
Go

>>42000462
.... H-Have we finally mastered combat basking?

Rolled 87 (1d100)

>>42000453

>>42000453
98
For a second there I thought anons were going to say "we don't want more rolls" after the 98
>writing

>>42000526
As you finish eating you let yourself drift into the mentality you need for combat basking. It's fairly easy when you're not being asked to move too much. Your love of the sun folding together with some inborn part of you to form the strange energy used for combat basking. It's as pleasant as you remember.

You let the energy slowly leak out into your body, going at its own rate. You feel the power flow through you and begin congregating around your injuries with no respect for severity. It burns off quickly though and you can feel the tingle in your scales as the ones that are slightly out of line get organized again. The wounds from the spider burn for a moment, then they become numb, and then burn again, minutes pass as it repeats several times before suddenly sensation returns to the area as the flesh knits properly. The stump of your tail itches.

There's a bit of the power left...

>Let it keep working

Try something new:

>Push the power into your body, make it go fast
>Channel the energy out of you by the path of least resistance, let it go at it's own speed
>Excite the power and let it escape down the above channel with greater force
>Let the power leak out of you and permeate the air around you
>Force the power out completely, smash the air

>Back to town
>Find merfolk
>Other?

>>42000635
>Let the power leak out of you and permeate the air around you

>>42000635
>Force the power out completely, smash the air
>Find merfolk

>>42000635
>>Let the power leak out of you and permeate the air around you
>Find merfolk
Oh yea, Sup Lamb

>>42000635
>Let the power leak out of you and permeate the air around you
>Find merfolk

>>42000635
>>Channel the energy out of you by the path of least resistance, let it go at it's own speed
>>Find merfolk
Let's [bold]not[/bold] cause any explosions toady just yet.

>>42000635
>Force the power out completely, smash the air

>Find merfolk

>>42000635
Slow and steady
>writing

>>42000782
You let the power leak out of you now. It slowly presses out of you and you notice a moderate haze just on the surface of your skin. You remember a similar haze above the wheel boxes and on the road from your time as a lizard. Oddly the distortion wasn't always there. Your iguana-self never could figure out what caused it. Or what it was. Now, seeing it again, you still don't know what it's doing. You look around and find that the guards who stuck around to watch you eat are looking distinctly uncomfortable. Moreso than they were just watching you break off spider limbs and suck out the meat. They're sweating pretty heavily.

"Uh, could you please stop," one asks uncomfortably, "It's really hot."

Hot. You didn't notice any heat but you're fairly sure you're immune to it. You pop the last of the energy, just dregs really, and it dissipates. That ability wasn't using much.

SUNNIVA LEARNED HEAT WAVE

You're hungry again. Despite just eating you're feeling ravenous. If you had to guess, healing takes food. Luckily you've got another half a spider left.

The last of the jerk consumed you bury the bits of shell and clean up in the ocean. Any guards left have cleared out by the time you're done eating. You suppose now you'll have to go find the merrow living nearby.

You head back past the hole the spider dug and head into the water. Milly and her brother showed you the stuff to watch out for to tell if merfolk lived nearby, and you immediately see signs that at least one group lives this far East. There are traps laid out for various critters and signs of seaweed harvesting. You head further West looking for where they'd properly live.

[1/2]

>>42001069
[2/2]
After about twenty minutes of swimming you finally find a large coral structure that is about the size of your own house. Merfolk don't spend a lot of time in their houses, mostly using them as a place to congregate and sleep when the water is particularly rough. They're also good for storing food for later. If you hang around here long enough someone should turn up.

You didn't need to wait, a merman, or merboy you don't know how to tell the age of fish or humans, swims out of the structure. He appears upset. He has the same blue hair and features of Dezzy but is slightly larger and his skin is much darker except for stranger patterns of white on it. He circles a bit before noticing you floating nearby.

He appears shocked but recovers quickly. Swimming up to you he begins to talk a mile a minute. You gesture to him to indicate that you still only speak drowning and he gestures to the surface.

"You! You are Sunny right?" he asks. Huh. Sounds like Dezzy too.

"Yes. Haves we met?" you ask.

"I'm Dezzy," he says with frustration.

"Oh. You'res different."

"I grew," he says tersely. On closer inspection you notice his white patterns seem to loosely follow the skeleton he'd have inside. Though the skull on his face is fairly stylized. You wonder what kind of evolution he got.

>Pleasantries
>What kind of evolution is this?
>Is Milly around? I found another adventure
>You looked upset what's up
>Other?

>>42001088
>>What kind of evolution is this?
>You looked upset what's up

>>42001088
>Is Milly around? I found another adventure
>You looked upset what's up

>>42001088
>Pleasantries
>You looked upset what's up

>>42001088
>>Pleasantries
>>What kind of evolution is this?
>>Is Milly around? I found another adventure
>>You looked upset what's up
ALL THE THINGS!

Hey Lamb. Reading through the archives, loving the quest. When I catch up I may drawfag something.

>>42001088
>ALL THE THINGS!
>writing

>>42001222
Nifty! Glad you're enjoying!

>>42001234
"Good work! And good morning I guess."

"Uh, yes. Hi!" he says distractedly.

"So this is a special evolution?"

"Bone fish," he says quickly, "Mom was... mixed. But-"

"Ah," you nod sagely, "Growing fast for merrow then?"

"What? I guess. But no-"

"Is Milly around? I found something like an adventure and thought you guys might want to help. It's even in the water!"

He looks pained and you notice that he seems really uncomfortable.

"Are you alright?"

"Uh, yeah fine..."

"Are you sure? You seem off..."

"Um... Yeah, look," he looks in the water in all directions, "Can you keep a secret?"

You nod. Secrets are pretty easy. Like how you're an iguana. You're not sure that's a secret but you're pretty sure it's the closest you've got. Whatever you're great at secrets.

"Milly's missing."

>I've got to call it here. Got work in a couple hours and I need to get ready. Also I wanted to try that cliffhanger thing people complain about.
>Next thread... Hell if I know my schedule is nuts and poorly communicated. Maybe Tuesday
>I'll be around while doing stuff to read whatever you guys say and answer questions and stuff. Just don't have the focus for writing properly or I'd keep doing that. So tell me how you really feel anons. Thanks for coming!! Apologies to anons just getting here.

>>42001337
MILLY WAS THE DICE'S SACRIFICE

>>42001337
>"Milly's missing."
Dun Duun Duuuuuunnnnn!
Thanks for the run Ewe! So will Sunni ever be brave enough to one day venture into Spider lands?

>>42001337
thanks for running! Did Milly grow legs?

>>42001376
I dunno. Will she have a reason to venture thusly?

My gut says maybe.
Thanks for coming weird name anon

>>42001367
Nonsense sacrifices have to be dead. It's like a rule or something.
Thanks for coming!

>>42001337
>>42001428
I missed you saying good bye, nooooooooo.

Thanks for running boss, glad my crit helped out this thread

>>42001453
Ye, was great. Thanks for coming. Also, I tend to watch the thread til it falls off. I'm obsessive like that.

>>42001427
No, she went missing. It was like the last thing he said.

>>42001481
So was the role for Nytora's treatment good or bad? Also will she be able to help us search for milly next thread?

>>42001481
was just wondering if her evo let her walk on land. via shedding skin.

>>42001513
Neutral! There are only two results that matter. She can make time for murder. Wait.. no what do you call finding a missing person without intent to kill them?

This is hard...

>>42001537
She hasn't evo'd. She was grounded due to injury so Dezzy got some solo adventure.

>>42001538
When in doubt....Hey.

Captcha that was a nice of you to fit all those cuts back into a single picture.

>>42001538
I love the dynamic between Nytora and Sunniva, they make a great team and I hope they continue to be able to be one.

>>42001570
Their yin and yang, left and right, peanut butter and mayonaise.

>>42001689
Yep, I wonder if Lamb had her planned out from the start or he spitballed her when we messed with that wizard's shit.

>>42001726
>>42001689
>>42001570
I planned her from before you messed with it mostly.

>>42001864
Awesome, you're a great QM dude.

>>42001546
So why was mer mom mixed about dizzy's evelution?

>>42001911
No idea, Dezzy's got a chance to evolve into a Flying Fish Mer which is awesome!....though Bonefish are tasty.....

>>42001892
Danke

>>42001911
Because he looks like skeleton. There's enough scary crap in the water without skeletons.

>>42001985
obligatory spooky spooky skeletons gif

>>42002056
Can't see it too spooky for me

>>42002103
The spook is see through, you have to imagine it.

>>42001985
>Because he looks like skeleton. There's enough scary crap in the water without skeletons
This coming from a giant sea monster who attacks ships as a hobby.

>>42002179
B-but, spooky

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>>42002200

>>42002236
3spooky5me