[HG-PBEM] Re: Welcome to the Dungeon
- From: Robb Neumann <robbneu@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: apaworks@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 22 May 2003 16:08:07 -0600
On Thursday, May 22, 2003, at 03:10 PM, Aaron O'Reilly wrote:
>>> GM: OK, you guys are slowly waking up. Carlie is still out cold, but
>>> you
>>> might be able to wake her if you wanted. Just roleplay a gradual
>>> recovery
>>> to consciousness. Tina is bruised up from the fight, but nothing bad
>>> enough to limit her much. You aren't chained up or anything, but the
>>> room
>>> is locked, old brick/mortar floor and walls with a heavy steel door.
>>> There
>>> is a large drain gate against the wall opposite the door. There is a
>>> glowing, glow stick thrown down near the door. OK? OK. Questions
>>> welcome.]
>>
>> [ A glowing glow stick? That's just crazy enough that it might work!
>> ]
>>
>> "Your lizard seems to have escaped confinement," Tina said, flatly.
>> "With any luck, it is no doubt mounting a rescue operation to free us
>> from our prison."
>>
>> She got up and kicked Carlie's foot, not really testing to see if she
>> was awake, but making sure she wasn't dead.
>>
>> The effects of the drug were strong, enough to make each step a little
>> unsure, as if she were trying to walk across ice during an earthquake,
>> but it wasn't the first time Tina had been drugged. A lot of strange
>> things happened during the war. This wasn't new enough to surprise
>> her.
>
> Rohgen heard nothing but distorted voices. He shook his head to rid
> himself of the after effects of the drugs. The effects did not shake
> lose
> nor did his appearent bed-head hair. He tilted his head in his attempt
> to
> focus on the green glowing blur in the corner. The waving glow brought
> on
> the pain in his head. With a hand on his head and a groan escaping his
> lips
> he sat up. "What hit me? I remember a sharp pointy dart hit my neck
> but what
> gives with my head?" whined Rohgen. Rohgen shook his head again and
> gave a
> few strong blinks of his blurry eyes.
"You've been drugged, Rohgen," Tina answered. "It will pass quickly.
Just try not to push yourself."
Tina scanned the room, taking care not to turn her head too quickly.
She had a suspicion that if she did, even when she stopped her head,
her vision would continue to circle, making her very sick.
She moved, slowly, over to where the grate was located and moved her
fingers along where the grate was embedded into the mortar, studying it
for strength and durability. During the war, she and Sam would look
for this sort of situation whenever they were trying to infiltrate a
building. It was obvious, of course, but it frequently worked.
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