you are walking through town square, and see a rather mysteriouse looking shop. you decide to drop in out of curiosity. as you walk in there is no clerk at the counter. and oddly enough, the mercendise is fake. this dont seem right you think to your self. you decide to ring the bell for servise. all of a sudden the statue moves over revealing a staircase! you think, hmm... this is peculier... you walk down the stair case, and see all of these dirty goron working mercilisly, picking at the wall. you see a mine cart full of pure rupees... one of the gorons spots you and walks over and whispers, "listen to me! you have got to leave! an army of ganons minions have made us goros slaves!" he points you in the direction of the exit.
do you leave, or help try to free the enslaved gorons?

(im new at this if there's anything wrong, PM me and let me know ill fix it)

Blank knows the Gorons are in trouble.... but he couldn't care less. What could they pay him in? Nothing. But at that moment his nomad instinct burns brightly and he eyes the pile of rupees.

Oh, I'll help alright. Now how exactly do we save a room of Goron slaves.... loud Goron slaves, to be precise.... from infamous warlords of this land? This is all happening in the capital of this vast kingdom, the King could easily put a stop to it....
But what the hell, I need a good exercise, I'm in. let's take 'em to Death Mountain.

As he walks towards the Gorons he suddenly feels a rasp of pain fill his head and he stumbles to his knees, yelling odd foreign profanities.He regains composition and shakes the attack off. Unsheathing his sword, he speaks to Dogura.

Where are these villains.

Dogura stares as he did not expect to see another person in the cavern. have you come to help free the gorons? if so, i have heard the head of the minions talking in that room there! adogura points to a door made of driftwood. I have been lying low, listening to him speak. it would not be wise to blindly rush into an area noy knowing what lies ahead... I have gathered enough clues to realize that the rest of the enslaved gorons are bieng held underground in the tantari dessert, derectly north, right by the ocean. the door is made of driftwood, and i heard him say the rest were below the sand. If you wish to help free them, meet me there...

Traipsing down the stairs, giggling softly in satin slippers, the Lovers enter the tunnel.
Oh, dear me, this does not look like a good thing at all. I am sorry my little dear. A hand reaches out to pat the goron comfortingly on the shoulder. We do wish to help you any way we can, if you would have us be your servants.

OCC: If you are looking for others to join you in these posts, let me know or I will bugger off. Always a pleasure to see new faces.

OOC: Just so you know, there was a LOT of god-modding in that! What if I didn't want to think "This is peculiar..."? Not trying to be mean but *Censored*! (I censored that!) People need to think![/i]

awww. im sorry dude, i didnt really give a lot of time to reply...im awful sorry, but i cant take anyone else. thank you for wanting to come tho! you got a heart as big as the moon!
and what does god modding mean?

look for my other posts! i promise not to dissapoint!

OOC: It's alright. I had a head and heart ache. Sniff... she said no... Oh, back to this week! God-modding is when you say something like
...You say "Hi" to the fairy...
You never know, the replier could have wanted to say instead
..."Shutup, stupid fairy!!!"...
When you say the former, it limits the replier's reaction diversity. The character could have been evil and not wanted to talk to the fairy! So, thus, I have been the first (I think) to explain god-modding and why not to in the same paragraph. With examples!


...she said no.... :(

actually, I couldn't ask...