Game - Continue the Story

[smallwolf]

Hi. The rules are quite simple.

1. All you have to do is to come up with the next line of a continuing story.
2. Each line can only be a certain number of words in length - No more than 80 characters.
3. By adding a line, you might be completing a sentence, starting a new sentence, not finishing a sentence.
4. You cannot have 2 posts in a row.

Think that is enough. Just to illustrate, a line added to the story could be

A small wooden cottage comes into view next to a old forest. It appears empty

the next player will have to finish the first sentence. Maybe add a start a new sentence. Nobody is in control of the story (or where it goes)? So I will start with.....

A small wooden cottage comes into view next to a old forest. It appears empty

[smallwolf]

(that is ok Grandy. We need to be mindful of other users. But also remember we determine where the story goes.)

him into my pocket, a new companion for this adventure. I'll worry about how to feed him later.

[DanTheMan001]

I try to find my way back to that cottage, but I get lost. I find a tall tower...

[NMTB]

from which there emits a booming voice: "You there ..

[smallwolf]

I look up trying to find the source of the sound. There were too many windows

[Ggrand]

for me to see find where the voice is coming from..Leech wanting to be helpful jumps out of my pocket onto the

[NMTB]

palm branch near me. "Eeeeek" the voice instead of booming now shrieked. "Do you know that is a ..

[smallwolf]

ground. He fell actually. And slowly made his way up the side of the tower to the first open window.

[Ggrand]

leech slid inside, he came back with a note , I read the note outload..leech begone this awful spell. Wow leech is a teeny weeny person now...

[Ggrand]

Leech ran away from me, now it’s just me again...I slowly and carefully crept into the castle......

im sorry I know not two in a row but trying to bump it up a bit..

[smallwolf]

(Sorry Grandy, I must have missed your prev. update)

The room smelt damp, and small candles in the walls only provided enough light to make out objects in the room without tripping over them. A small stairway