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C. Now that you are through the flames what path do you take? Ashen trails lead everywhere, distinguishable by clear markers be they a signature ash color or decorated with dancing embers on the wind. What path do you choose?
1. You choose the grey ash path, as you walk your hooves become decorated in the pale remains.
(You have chosen well. This path leads to the heart of the fire, a pulsing magiced round ball. Clearly there is something inside and clearly it is guarded by a fire flare, a spirited and worthy foe.)
2. You chose the path of flying cinders, its haunting beauty calls to you.
(Your chosen path leads to the remains of an old forest, stepping through the mostly dead giants you look down and are surprised to see young seedlings greeting the aftermath of their parents disaster with young strong shoots. Hope is there for all, life never ceases to amaze you. You spend some time plant sitting and in a few days your charges reward you with perky bushy leaves.)
3. You choose the path lined with fire, the flames light your way but do not invade. Odd.
( The firey path leads you to safety, that crafty fire god. His will changes like the wind and as if to remind you of that he singes your tail as you pass, don’t let the fire wall hit you on your way out.

Option 1 is a pass

response : 4

1. Okay no self respecting azrein can take that, you plow forward and begin kicking butt!
(Your forwardness pays off and the creature is intimidated by the depth of your spirit and you succeed in your endeavors.)
2. Well that was rather rude, but you have been known to have moments like that. Maybe you can sweet talk him and get some more information.
(The monster quirks a brow at your good natured babble and continues whatever he is doing, best save your tact for another time.)
3. In a brash seat of your pants move you fling ahses in his face and leap at the round fire cage.
(Which is still a fire cage, don’t forget to put some cream on your poor nose. Better luck next time.)
4. Sifting through different plans you decide that playing dead is your best option. Theatrically you keel over adn start to drool convincingly.
(The spirit looses interest adn moved on, very convincing! Now you can investigate the fireball.)

E. Beast vanquished and fiery wall nut cracked you peek in at what the beast was keeping contained. A handsome stallion peeks back at you. He seems partly shaken up and partly haughty. How do you propose to get him to come home with you.

1. “Well hello good sir....as nice as this place is I can show you something better, something a little more tasteful if you will.”

2. “What is a nice stud like you doing in a place like this?”

3. “I have walked through fire and worse to find you, please come with me.”

4. “Do you come here often?”

1. “Well hello good sir....as nice as this place is I can show you something better, something a little more tasteful if you will.”
(He raised a brow and decides to shop elsewhere for a less smokey home, no help included. A “thank you” would have been nice you grouchy old toadstool.)
2. “What is a nice stud like you doing in a place like this?”
(The stallion explains in great detail the circumstances of his arrival in the fireball but he did not need to start his story with “When I was a newborn...” When next you open your eyes you find the stallion gone. Thankless chatterbox.)
3. “I have walked through fire and worse to find you, please come with me.”
(Impressed by your blunt honesty the stallion agrees to go with you. Lucky duck. Guess they should start calling you “Flame Walker” now.)
4. “Do you come here often?”
(The stallion shakes his head and stomps off in the other direction. Better luck next time toots.)

Good luck every one!

congrats goats!