Re: Battle Royale! (Game Start!) Round 3: Sanctuary/Ark
12-01-2009, 09:15 PM
Originally posted on MSPA by Kiren17.
"Me? Don't worry about me, I've got a plan. go on ahead."
Gadget walked off towards the ark and Cobra went to work, trying to find traces of what he was looking for. He looked around the forest floor for hours, many times thinking he saw what he was looking for, but didn't. Finally, after a long while of searching, he came across a single leaf near the trunk of a tree. He looked up the top of the tree and saw exactly what he wanted. This tree was called a cassana-tree, and the leaves were, naturally, called cassana leaves. They acted exactly like velcro. He transformed into his half wolf form and climbed the tree easily, due to the soft hide. When he reached the top, he took a large handful of leaves and tore them off (keep in mind these leaves are like 4 square feet), then let them fall to the ground, grabbing another handful and tearing them off. He continued to do this for a while until he had what he thought would be enough. He climbed back down the trunk and saw his large collection of leaves. He went to work, taking two at a time, joining them at the edges, repeating. It was a slow process, but it would pay off.
"Me? Don't worry about me, I've got a plan. go on ahead."
Gadget walked off towards the ark and Cobra went to work, trying to find traces of what he was looking for. He looked around the forest floor for hours, many times thinking he saw what he was looking for, but didn't. Finally, after a long while of searching, he came across a single leaf near the trunk of a tree. He looked up the top of the tree and saw exactly what he wanted. This tree was called a cassana-tree, and the leaves were, naturally, called cassana leaves. They acted exactly like velcro. He transformed into his half wolf form and climbed the tree easily, due to the soft hide. When he reached the top, he took a large handful of leaves and tore them off (keep in mind these leaves are like 4 square feet), then let them fall to the ground, grabbing another handful and tearing them off. He continued to do this for a while until he had what he thought would be enough. He climbed back down the trunk and saw his large collection of leaves. He went to work, taking two at a time, joining them at the edges, repeating. It was a slow process, but it would pay off.