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xdeathxbyxlovex rolled 1 6-sided dice:
2
Total: 2 (1-6)
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 Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2022 3:42 pm
Quote: Space 2: Something pale and ghostly slams into your back; you don’t see it, but it feels like it’s trying to push you forward–or to the side, or off the path. Thankfully, the magical glass walls stop you from going too far, but this is jarring–and might hurt . Xamira was making her way home from spending the day at the neighbor across the street's house. She had originally gone there to get food like she usually does. She was so sleepy tho. The food must have been so good and made her sleepy. She slept the whole day away. She had woken up and saw it was night. She was afraid that everyone in the house had fallen asleep. She went up the door and started scratching and meowing. Someone in the house must have heard her cause she heard someone coming down the stairs. "Ready to go home?" She purred and rubbed against the woman's legs. When the door opened she ran out and made her way across the street. She stopped at her human's house and cocked her head. Something was not right. She sniffed the air and started to take off. Was it a senshi in need? She started to move as fast as she could and made her way to where her hunches were telling to go. She found herself in front of a dark alleyway. She looked around. It could be a trap. She had to be careful. She made her way silently inside the alleyway looking all around her. It led to a single spotlight, in the middle of that spotlight was a dice. "How weird." She had a hard time picking up the dice in her kitty paws so she picked it up in her mouth and dropped it. She jumped when she realized she was not in the alleyway no more but was actually at the beginning of a boardgame? She tried to leave the square she was in but couldn't. Not even the pale ghostly wind like creature that was trying to push her off the square had much effort. "Destiny City. Thank you for being jackasses all the time. I guess the only way out of this is to play your stupid Jumanji like game." She picked up the dice again in her mouth and spat it out. ((340))
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xdeathxbyxlovex rolled 1 6-sided dice:
4
Total: 4 (1-6)
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Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2022 3:44 pm
Quote: Space 6:You hear a shrill, humming noise; it sounds almost like something is firing past you–and sometimes, you even feel a sharp burst of air, like something has just missed you. Maybe, even, it does get a slice out of you. Sharp, bladelike threads seem to string up around you; you’d best be careful not to get cut on any of them between now and your next dice roll. Landing on square six she jumped. It felt like someone was firing a gun at her but they were missing their target. She didn't like this game and it was early into it. Destiny City really had a way of making life hard for people. Why did it have to be so crazy here? She was happy that she was the one to find this dice game and not some unsuspecting Senshi or worse a helpless human. Did the negaverse come up with this? She wouldn't put it past them. She picked the dice up and rolled again. She moved to the next square. ((104))
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xdeathxbyxlovex rolled 1 6-sided dice:
2
Total: 2 (1-6)
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Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2022 3:48 pm
Quote: Space 8:Something slithers across your foot, so fast that you might have thought you imagined it. Except, a few seconds later, it happens again. And then, again. Snakes keep moving across your space. If you move, they see you–and they might bite. Some of them hiss, some are capable of spraying a poisonous liquid that can cause itchiness or burning. She froze completely. Her worst fear was happening. Snakes. She hated snakes with a passion. She could feel them slithering across her paws. She was frozen, paralyzed with fear. She closed her eyes and tried to think of a happy place. She slightly counted to three and quickly picked the dice up to throw. She had to get out of that square and away from those snakes. She didn't even want to know if they were poisonous or not. ((79))
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xdeathxbyxlovex rolled 1 6-sided dice:
1
Total: 1 (1-6)
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Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2022 3:51 pm
Quote: Space 9:The smell of saltwater fills the air, and you can hear the water lapping against the shore. You hear boards creaking, and bells in the distance. And then, a song. Haunting. Ghostly, and calling you. For a second, you fall in love. And then, water fills your lungs. You’re choking, you can’t breathe. The song is loud and seems to caress you, even as a wet chill gathers in your square. Scaly hands reach for you, you gently caressing, and try to lure you into an endless sleep. She was so happy to be away from the snakes. She didn't care what this square would have for her. She just wanted to be away from the snakes. The smell of salt water filled the air. She had no problem with water. She was one of the few cats that liked water. She found herself yawning. She was beginning to feel sleepy. She shook her head she couldn't end up sleeping here. Besides she slept all day she should be refreshed. "That song is very lovely." She yawned again. She felt like someone was caressing her and singing to her. She also felt like she could taste the water. She threw the dice again to move on. -118-
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xdeathxbyxlovex rolled 1 6-sided dice:
4
Total: 4 (1-6)
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Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2022 3:53 pm
Quote: Space 13:At first, the square is quiet. Nothing seems amiss. It’s unnerving in how safe it seems. But then, it only takes a few seconds before you understand why. It’s just taken a moment for them to get to you. The patter of tiny feet is rapidly approaching. There’s no light to see them, but there’s a reflection in their beady eyes. Rats. Thousands of them. Chittering, frothing in the mouth. These are strangely grotesque, mutated abominations. They’re running at you like they haven’t got a fear in the world–only, hungry. And rage. If they get to you, they’ll eat you alive. The ground is trembling with their weight. You’d better roll quickly if you don’t wind up a meal The Next space was not any better than the snake one. She heard skittering and moving and noises. Mice? She could handle them she was a cat after all. A rat? Maybe two, maybe three. But a group of rats? Naw, She going to have to take the L in the case of dealing with a mob of them. She noped out of that. She rolled the dice again and moved on to the next square on the board. ((79))
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xdeathxbyxlovex rolled 1 6-sided dice:
6
Total: 6 (1-6)
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Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2022 4:06 pm
Quote: Space 19:You’re so close! Almost at the end! But the space you’re standing on shifts and shakes and seems to crumble beneath you. You have to hold on; there’s nowhere to fall but down into the deep abyss. If you manage to hang on for long enough, you find some invisible purchase and can pull yourself back up, but it’s quite the ordeal. Make sure you don’t get cut on falling spaces! The ground restores itself once you roll again. The ground of the square she landed on was wobbly and was about to fall apart at any given moment. She was afraid of that happening. She wasn't sure that her toe beans and paws could grab into anything and that she would be able to pull herself up. She quickly picked up the dice in her mouth and rolled the dice again. ((63))
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Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2022 4:08 pm
Quote: Space 20:The end; once you have arrived here you are free to leave. You will see be basked in the glow of a beautiful, opalescent aura that will take you back home. If you arrived with a guest, you can leave without them or choose to stay until they make it to the end as well. When you arrive back in Destiny City, you may choose to keep the six sided die–if nothing else, it’s pretty! Though, it doesn’t seem to have any magical qualities, that might be for the best. As she landed on the last square a bask of light blossomed upon her. She closed her eyes at the bright light and carefully opened them one by one. She was back at the alleyway. It wasn't as dark as when she had first entered it before. She turned and was about to make her way back home when she noticed the dice laying on the ground. She cautiously approached it. Would it transport her back to the game if she picked it up again? She turned and looked around her. She pushed the dice with her paw to see what would happen. When nothing happened she picked up the dice in her mouth and ran out of the alleyway. She didn't feel any kind of magic coming from it like she did before but just to be safe she took it home without her. Maybe she can ask another guardian about it and test it and research it. Plus she didn't want someone else to, unfortunately, find the dice. ((170))
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