RE: Tonguewizard And The Journey For The Perfect Instrument
12-02-2012, 12:18 AM
Suddenly, Tonguewizard had a flash of inspiration! He began the magical incantation to summon a Hungry Tree, which would devour the wall of hot pepper jellybeans and could carry him across the sour floor.
But before he was done, he heard a clock chiming in the distance. It was 1:00 PM! His magic was changing! With his Carnivorous Plant Magic fading, he was forced to stop the spell early.
In the end, he only succeeded in summoning a Hungry Stick, which wasn't nearly big enough to eat its way through the jellybeans.
Worse, without his control of carnivorous plant magic, he couldn't stop the Hungry Stick from turning on him! It leapt at him and swallowed him whole, and Tonguewizard was stuck in the stick.
Fortunately, a Hungry Stick's digestive system was very underdeveloped compared to a Hungry Tree's. Tonguewizard still had plenty of time to act.
But what could he do? He was stuck in a stick, and there was still a wall of hot pepper jellybeans and a floor of sour between him and the Theremin, to say nothing of the chattering teeth creatures and the pair of dry lips.
And aside from all that, the Theremind itself was watching over all of this, from its music-powered hovercraft. There was no telling what it might do if Tonguewizard approached the Theremin.
Yet Tonguewizard had come this far. He would not give up. He would act swiftly and decisively!
He made his next move.
But before he was done, he heard a clock chiming in the distance. It was 1:00 PM! His magic was changing! With his Carnivorous Plant Magic fading, he was forced to stop the spell early.
In the end, he only succeeded in summoning a Hungry Stick, which wasn't nearly big enough to eat its way through the jellybeans.
Worse, without his control of carnivorous plant magic, he couldn't stop the Hungry Stick from turning on him! It leapt at him and swallowed him whole, and Tonguewizard was stuck in the stick.
Fortunately, a Hungry Stick's digestive system was very underdeveloped compared to a Hungry Tree's. Tonguewizard still had plenty of time to act.
But what could he do? He was stuck in a stick, and there was still a wall of hot pepper jellybeans and a floor of sour between him and the Theremin, to say nothing of the chattering teeth creatures and the pair of dry lips.
And aside from all that, the Theremind itself was watching over all of this, from its music-powered hovercraft. There was no telling what it might do if Tonguewizard approached the Theremin.
Yet Tonguewizard had come this far. He would not give up. He would act swiftly and decisively!
He made his next move.