SUPERPOWER - SUMMON A BUCKET OF KFC.

I was going to suggest "Feathery RAEG attack" but .. hm.

I dunno.

>>6872954
I perceive your voice as Goliath's from Gargoyles.

>>6872954
I desire thee power to manipulate the dreamscape at will.

Ability to control chaos as the superpower.

The ability to immediately discern the best possible means of escaping your dream at that moment.

Q1 What should I expect?

FYI: Anything "at-will"... isn't, really. Something that is activated on command (a summoning, for instance), will happen automatically whether you want it to or not when the power is active.

rolled 2, 4, 3 = 9

>>6872954
Questions: How do I escape the dream? Does God wear a top hat on Saturday nights? How can I become a smooth black man at will?

Superpower: Adjacent target dies.

>>6873028
Well thats good, because it still has no effect on how my suggested power will work.

To be infected with the DX-11-18 strain of the Blacklight virus.

PMS power go!

Or at least that's what it sounds like.

Superpower - cause nearest and/or greatest hostile being to cease to exist. Everyone still remembers they were there.

Q1: Can I influence the dreamscape in any way other than physically interacting with it (other than the aforementioned superpower)?
Q2: Will I be aware that this isn't real?
Q3: What effect do my actions have on my real body (i.e. If I die here, does my body die too?)

>>6873010
"Expect the unexpected. Expect hazards both from things residing in the dreamscape, and from the ever-changing nature of the dreamscape itself. Expect to find possible assistance. Expect to find that the dreamscape does not follow the natural laws you know now."

Power: Randomly shuffle alignments & loyalties of all beings within eyesight & shouting distance.

Lots of varying ideas so far; I'll start going with things that get seconded.

Seconded.

>>6873057
Something like that, yes. When it's on, you can't stop it, and it may have a mind of its own or obey every related thought that crosses your mind. When it's off, there's no way to get it going.

>>6873060
2nding Q1 and Q3

Power suggestions:
-Encyclopedic knowledge of the dreamscape
-Time stop
-Phasing

At least do my third question.

Power

Swap bodies

>>6873137

"TIME is on my side, yes it is!"

"Your influence upon the dreamscape will depend upon where you are located. There are areas where physical interaction will prove useless. There are areas that will seem much like the world you are used to living in. There are also... things... scattered within the dreamscape that can alter it in ways you would not consider physical."

"If you die in the dreamscape, I will kill you. Short of death, injury to your dreamscape body will not carry over to your regular body. Any insanity or mental trauma, however, will."

"Your three questions have been answered. It is time for your ability to be fully decided."

Manipulation!

>>6873116
>>6873162
Maybe that knowledge thing is a bad idea then, in case there's too much information and it melts our brain.

Danger sense

This all seems very DRYH/DLYM, so let's swipe of of those powers.

I second either Danger Sense (can determine direction, activates with more warning in potentially lethal instances and always with enough time to escape our fate) or Time Stop (still able to manipulate unattended objects)

"You are indecisive, and right now this amuses me. So I will give you a bit of advice: be as specific as you want in your selection. Any vagueness leaves things up to MY interpretation... and I do so love to be entertained.

>>6873255
C is for Cabbie

>>6873280
The ability to alter the reality of the Dreamscape with only my mind. If I see a river and wish it to freeze, it does so with no ill affects to my person or anyone or anthing with which I travel.

>>6873298
The example of the river is just that, an example. I wish that this power extends control over anything within the realm.

THE ABILITY TO FIND AND KNOW THE WEAKNESS OF ANYTHING,

This means the answers to riddles or the correct lock for a door. ect.

Look some live creature in the eyes and swap bodies with it

Why didnt we request the power to wake up?

>>6873002

This

now

>>6873329
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Profile

Fuck yeah, like this guy, but with inanimate objects and things. Although he almost sees his own reflection and freaks the fuck out, because he would see all his own dirty little secrets too.

So develop this one a bit, and seconded.

>>6873349
/thread

>>6873349
Because it only activates when HE says so.
Looks like someone took Wisdom as their dump stat.

"So far, you seem to be debating between:
Danger Sense
Body Snatching
Discern Exit
Discern Weakness, and
Dreamscape Manipulation."

"Oh, how entertaining some of those are! To think how amusing it will be when an ability too powerful to be bound to your will has its way with you... or how amusing it will be for a weak ability to prove useless in saving you! By all means, take your time."

>>6873432
Is me. Forgot to re-add name/trip after posting in a different thread.

>>6873452

THE ABILITY TO DOUBT WHETHER OR NOT YOU HAVE AN ABILITY AT ALL.

subtle, isn't it?

>>6873395
>Instead, it will activate or deactivate at random times, for random intervals.
Looks like someone took INT as a dump stat!

>>6873486

seconded

>>6873491
>Greentext
Looks like someone took CHA as a dump stat!

What about enlightenment to a greater magnitude than the dream tormentor, that way, when it eventually turns on you can turn the game on him.

The ability to rewind time. If we happen to die or get into a bad situation, time may reverse and we can attempt a different way or avoid the problem.

>>6873432
My vote goes for Danger Sense, since it is powerful just enough to save our collective ass.

>>6873515
>HerpDerp
Looks like someone forgot greentexts are quotes!

>>6873538
>HERP DURP
Looks like someone took TROLLIN as a dump skill!

>>6873538
Looks like someone want to push this thread down shitpipe.

>>6873549
>>6873538
Looks like some people maxed out thread derailment

Danger Sense has the most votes so far. If someone wants to write the exact details, it will be chosen.

Likewise for another power, as the leading contenders I listed are tied.

>>6873559

It allows us to detect, completely understand, comprehend and know how to avoid and use to our advantage danger which is showed to us.

>>6873491
"Random" probably means "When he feels it would be entertaining".
Which escaping right away would not be.
Remember this when you make a deal with the devil: He's probably done this before. He's not an idiot.

>>6873574
Can't be "showed to us", has to be predictive.

The ability to summon anything, living or non, that I can imagine just like a lucid dream. Living things are un-alterably loyal to me and obey my commands as exactly as possible. FUCK YEAR SUMMONING!

>>6873579

He's easy to trick, and he has been known to take anonymous faces in order to get his point across, if you get what i'm hinting at.

The ability to see through deceptions.

>>6873579
The best deal with the devil is actually fairly easy. Simply demand something he has no power to give then when you do not receive it take him to court for illegal possession of your soul and/or refusal to uphold a binding contract. Then take him for everything he owns.

>>6873574
My bad, I should have said, "write the details as a request to the being." He'll grant your request as promised, but precisely how it's requested will influence precisely how the power works.

>>6873606
Better, give him something you have no right to give away, then spend whatever he pays you with. Your soul is a good example, who fucking told you it was yours to trade?

This song is customary due to OP's name.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WPCLda_erI

Dreamscape.

>>6873616

" I request the ability to summon anything, living or otherwise that I can imagine. All summoned things are completely and unalterably loyal to me and will obey all of MY commands as completely as possible."

>>6873641

O shiiiii- powerjack!

Final Power:

To be.

There is no other.

>>6873574
Wording is a bit off, there.
First is shows us the danger, then the best way to get away from it/use it to our advantage. It should ignore unstoppable situations.
Danger is defined as something that puts us at risk of physical, mental, spiritual, emotional, or social harm.
Inevitable situations are events that will take place regardless of any intervention that it is possible for us to take.

It's all a mind game guys.

The best power is to Create.

Whether it be good or bad, as long as we created we are.

>>6873690
Then reword it.

>>6873627
Actually that implicates you more than him. By giving away something you have no claim to you do null the contract but you also have to reimburse everything he gives you. As such, you now have to work slave labor for the rest of your life. Then he gets your soul anyway.

>>6873690
"What I want is the power to when I'm at risk of physical, mental, spiritual, emotional, or social harm and the best way to get away from it or use it to my advantage. If the situation will take place regardless of any intervention that it is possible for me to take then I should ignore it."

>>6873777

LOL. That's got some problems too.

Let's just go with earlier definition:
"I want to be able in a situation of danger to know about this danger and determine direction from which it comes. This power of mine must activate with more warning in potentially lethal instances and always with enough time to escape my fate."

>>6873888
Anyone else for this?

>>6873896
Looks like nobody gives a fuck. Alas.

>>6873896
Yes, this one sounds good. Let's say that, and go through the door.

>>6873888
>>"I want to be able, in a situation of danger, to know about this danger and determine the direction from which it comes. This power of mine must activate with more warning in potentially lethal instances and always with enough time to escape my fate."

The being sitting in front of you grins darkly. "So be it."

Your arm shoots into your pocket of its own accord and pulls out a paintbrush, with red paint dripping off the end. You're sure you don't remember having it a minute ago. You don't even paint. Your arm pulls the rest of you down to the floor and begins to scrawl out letters in a frenzy.

NOT SAFE TO LINGER HERE
GET OUT GET OUT GET OUT
DANGER IS IN FRONT
GOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGO

>>6874321
Well, shit. Deals with the devil indeed. Let's get out of there, if the door's the only way out then go through it.

>>6874321
Describe the place. What's around?

>>6874360
You stand up and go to the door, the room's only exit. Your arm ceases its trembling, suddenly. The being continues grinning as you leave.

Stepping through the door, you're in for a hard reorientation. As you pass the threshold, gravity pulls a new way, and you fall hard onto a hospital bed. The lights are off, but enough reddish light is coming in from the windows to see your surroundings. Everything is silent. There is at least half an inch of dust covering every flat surface.

Look for a weapon.

>>6874469

Scanning the room, the most immediately useful tools to use as weapons are a small hacksaw and a trio of needles, with an unidentified substance in two of them and what appears to be coagulated blood in the other. You take them, carefully.

What do you do now?

>>6874570
I look over myself carefully to see if my body has changed any, over every inch of my skin infact.

All right, everyone who was following the quest seems to have left. If anyone wants me to continue, archive it. I'll see it and pick up where we left off. At a better hour, too.

Otherwise, it's been fun.

>>6874599
Seems I spoke too soon.

Stripping out of your clothes, you rip a small mirror off of a closest and do a full bodily check. You don't see anything different.

A loud bang from the inside of the closet shocks you into dropping the mirror, and it cracks into several large shards.

What now?

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>>6874621
Seems like our Handsense is off for now.
Pick up a shard and look cautiously into the closet.

>>6874645
Naked, with the biggest shard of glass carefully held in one hand, you pull across the bolt securing the storage closet. Opening it, you see a young woman mostly covered in a blanket. She is gagged, with her hands and feet bound tight--so tight, there is dried blood crusted around the bindings. Several empty IVs are rigged up so that they flow into each other, with one on the end stuck into her arm. You can see the edges of some tattoos covered by the blanket.

Your clothing, needles, and small hacksaw are near at hand.

>>6874678
I dress and carefully attached some cloth to the needleheads to make sure no accidental poking takes place. With hacksaw in hand I walk up to her and see if she is concious, if she is I ungag her and question her. If she is unconcious it's time for some date rape

Fuck you, it's a dream! If anything she was created by Morpheous, so in a way I'd be RAPING HIS SUBCONCIOUS! NOW WHO IS LAUGHING?

>>6874702
Bonus points if she's just a sleeping girl.

>>6874702
The needles are secured, and you are reclothed, shoes keeping your feet safe from broken glass.

The girl seems to be just barely conscious, but she's pretty out of it. Removing the gag shifts the blanket, and you see that on her back is tattooed... a list? It looks like it would be a shopping list, but you can't read it. The letters are there, but every time you try to read it, it just appears to be gibberish.

You contemplate taking advantage of her while she's too weak to resist. She's fairly attractive, with shoulder length wavy brown hair.

It'd show that creepy jerk... right? But, while you don't recognize this place, something about it feels familiar. You're pretty sure in your own head.

Are there any other IVs around? Maybe we should get a more detailed description of her condition.

>>6874772
Well I can't exactly rape myself but now that I think about it, (And throw away the used tissues) I see the knowledge in not exploring my environment with my penis.

I check to see if my red paint brush is still in my pocket, if it's not I cut my finger and check to see if I can write down whats on her back on some cloth. It might be important later. Afterwards I inspect her more for information, afterwards I redress her and start serious efforts to wake her.

Seems she's been kept in that position for a while, with IVs that emptied who-knows-when. There's still about a quarter of a single one between the connected bags that didn't flow down. She's likely got a lot of muscle soreness, dehydration, and who knows what else. You're not a doctor, and there don't seem to have been any here for a while.


You nick your finger and copy down as close as you can a line of what's written. Still unreadable. Weird.

You untie the bindings and move her to the hospital bed you fell onto. She wakes up at one point during this and looks at you with panic before her head lolls again. Other than the blanket or your own, you'll have to find clothing for her.

>>6874900
Saline solution for her if the bags are labeled. Have a quick look around for her clothes.

>>6874912
The bags are marked, but you find that the words are all blurry.

You can't find proper clothes, but there's an old hospital gown in one of the drawers.

>>6874900
>You nick your finger and copy down as close as you can a line of what's written. Still unreadable. Weird.

FUN FACT: some people CAN read written text in dreams. Some can't. It's a left brain - right brain thing, and apparently you dream with the wrong side of your head. Sucks to be you.

And now back to your regularly scheduled quest thread.

>>6874946
Gown her then.

Judging from her reaction before, it might be a good idea to restrain her, tie her arms to the bed or something. Anyone want to second that?

>>6874900
I also tie her down to the bed, who knows what dangers may lurk when we don't have a brush in our pocket. While searching for new clothes for her I also scan for good hiding spots incase something nasty shows up. If I see a really good one I investigate it.

>>6874953
hahaha, Thats so fucking cool man, I didn't know that. I was just trying to be thorough on the off chance that I got really lucky. Looks like I almost did.

>>6874946
test self if glasses needed by looking at the labels at varying distances. if needed, search room for glasses or suitable substitute

>>6874946
Also, I suddenly remember to check my surroundings to see if my dream is in color.

You tie her down by the arms and higher up the legs, so as not to reopen the wounds.

You could hide under the bed, inside the closet, and you think you may be able to wedge yourself in behind the old TV case. Huh, that TV looks like it was made in the 1970s at best.

It's getting darker outside.

>>6873395
>Because it only activates when HE says so.

Thats wierd, cause it looks like it says it activates:
>at random times, for random intervals

>>6874994
Me. Since the thread's getting reactive, I'll quit posting in other threads since I keep forgetting to re-add it (I only namefag for the quest).

Still no luck reading the label, but you do find a large sturdy magnifying glass. Everything is in color, even the light coming through the--wait. The light coming through the windows is red. Outside the windows, everything is a slightly grainy sepia.

The girl on the bed starts coughing.

>>6874994
I suddenly realize I've been stumbling around with out actually getting a good look at my surroundings, dreams are funny like that.

I look out the window, and then take another good look at my surroundings. I investigate the TV.

If nothing alarming is found I turn it on with a little rope made of cloth from a safe distance.

>>6875032
See if there's some water for her. MAKE SURE IT'S WATER. Ask her the standard NPC questions.

Turn on the TV.

Hey OP.

I know some people don't need to hear things like this, but I just want to really thank you for thinking up this cool story and sharing it with us in such a fun manner.

Thanks, and keep up the good work!

There's a sink in the connected bathroom. Only a cold trickle comes out. You fill a cup, it's probably water. How do you want to find out?

The TV seems normal, when you turn it on you see pic related. It looks up and stares out in your direction.

What do you define as standard NPC questions?

>>6875079
I might not need it, but I appreciate you saying that. It's definitely an incentive to keep running this past tonight.

>>6875094
While maintaing A good distance with my cloth rope, I openly brandish my weapons at the TV monster and tell it it's simply a creation of a terrifying super presence, and if it wants to have any real meaning it should try to help me out so I can actually give it some physical presence in the real world.


If at any time it appears threatening I turn off the tv. If it starts making an obvious assault I try to destroy the TV.

>>6875114
I would absolutely love it if you would. I'd even write a post-it to remind myself of the thread date.

To test the water I check it's opacity, I also smell it. I spill a small amount in the sink to see if it has the right consistency, I put my uncut finger in it, if it passes all the tests I put it near the girl.

The figure ignores your statement, and looks past you to a sign over the bed. You can't read it, but you know that it's displaying a room/bed identification.

The figure glides off camera. Behind where it stood, you see what appears to be a hospital reception desk.

>>6873627
That fact that it's "My" soul...

>>6875166

(Occurring pre-TV turn on)

The liquid does appear to be water, even if it smells... old. Still, it should help, right? The girl has stopped coughing with her head tilted to the side. A little bit of water at a time, you empty the cup into her mouth, slow enough that she shouldn't choke.

She's doesn't stir at this, though.

>>6875184
Damnit! If only I stared it in the corner first... I check to see if I can exit out the window easily. Either way I sweep the girl up (If I'm able, otherwise someone is making the big sacrifice) If window is a no go I leave my room and enter a room 13 doors over, check for immediate danger, and then hide myself (And possibly her) for about an hour.

I may seem a tad paranoid, but this is probably how I'd react in a situation like this. Nobody succeded by making assumptions.

>>6875237
Looking out the window, you're on the fourth floor. Climbing down will be a stretch for just you, and screwing up is going to suck. Down below is a parking lot, with a single T-Bird in the same sepia as the rest of the environment.

If you want to untie the girl, she's not too big (heck, not even that curvy) to be carried. Otherwise, you should be able to wheel the bed.

Either way, you decide to check which room to hide in before moving her. You push on the hallway door, and... it's stuck. Not even wiggling. Crap.

>>6875276
I try to wake up the girl again, cruelly if I have to. If she awakens I immediatly question her about how dangerous our situation is while I make a spot judgement on whether the door looks like I could hacksaw it down before a monster could run up 4 flights of steps. If not I begin making a crude barricade with the closet, while maintaining dialogue about our situation.

>>6875319

Firm shaking gets her somewhat alert before you have to start slapping her. She just looks at you with obvious confusion and fear as you hurl a barrage of questions at her. She seems to be out of it still.

You're not certain, but several solid impacts might break down or unjam the door. The hinges, unfortunately, are on the other side. Hacksawing will probably take too long.

The closet is attached to the wall, but the TV case is built pretty solidly and will definitely move with some effort.

>>6875375
Quick question, Who exactly are we? Or is that up to concencus?

>>6875401
So far, it's been only loosely defined. You are a man named Paul, who works at a shitty job with an uncaring boss. I can provide more, or group consensus can be the determining factor. I'm flexible with this.

>>6875454
I'm guessing your question is referring to general fitness. Paul is in fairly decent shape; not an athlete, but he gets to the gym on occasion and is active enough.

>>6875454
I think it's just you and me now, but I think our physical build is important for how we handle the situation. I'd like us to be tall, slightly overweight and out of running shape, but stronger than most.

>>6875529
For future reference, Paul is 6'1", 175-180 lbs, benches 200 lbs on a good day, and runs a mile and a half in about 12 minutes.

>>6875572
OK. Lets try to bust the door out.

>>6875572
Fantastic, alright I hurridly untie the woman, then I begin attempting to kick out the door, if it appears too hard/takes to long I start shifting the TV while instructing the women to make a cloth rope (If she obviously can't I'll get to it after barricading)

>>6875613
>>6875642

A couple of swinging kicks near the door handle do nothing more than make your foot hurt. There's got to be a better way to apply force.

Your right hand starts trembling as you untie the woman, making it difficult going.

You start to drag the TV over to the door, your hand trembling more with every passing second.

>>6875613
Oh fuck, what are we going to do now? Hey wait.. I have an idea! I wheel around her bed and start using it as a battering ram.

>>6875703
Oh, handsense is on. How far is closet from the door?

>>6875736
The bed is fairly solidly build, with wheels and even handlebars. It might just do the trick! Of course, the girl IS still on it... just how much of a hurry are you in?

>>6875770
We can't hide, it knows we are there. If it comes and the doors not at least busted open it will know we are still in the room.

>>6875770

About 6 feet. Bolted into the wall with several small bolts.

>>6875774
I ask if she can move her arms while hurridly hacking off the ties with the hacksaw, if she says she can I give it to her and tell her to hurry. I Then immediatly start ramming the bed into the door.

>>6875808
Getting her bonds loose and her off the bed is accomplished, but the girl is very confused about what you want her to do with the hacksaw.

"C-can I what?" It's the first time you've heard her speak. Her throat sounds sore still, but at least it's not completely dry and raspy.

You're too busy to answer as you take a running start and crash the bed into the door. You can feel the door give a bit, but the bed isn't going to take more than another hit or two of that force. Maybe if there was even more weight added to it... like that TV case...

>>6875863
Erh sorry, It's late and I phrased that wrong. I meant if I thought she could handle it herself I would just unhack 1 arm and give it to her for the rest, while banging the bed. Otherwise I tell her as loudly as I dare to help me get move the TV or we will both be killed.

>>6875889
She's unsteady, but she tries. You end up doing most of the work with your MANLY PHYSIQUE. It's precarious, but as soon as that's done you have what appears to be a formidable battering ram.

Before you can test it, your hand snakes into your pocket and pulls out a red sharpie. Your ram is covered in the writing, and you hand is far beyond your ability to restrain it. You realize that you CAN read this.

IT SAW YOU IT IS COMING
SAME LEVEL TO THE RIGHT
COMING CLOSER TIME SHORT
HURRY PLEASEPLEASEPLEASEPLEASE

>>6875982
Okay, I get the bed ready and tell her to help. With Everything I have, I give it one gigantic push and I don't stop even when the door is broken. In one movement I send the bed hurtling down the RIGHT corridor and start sprinting left. I Keep my hand locked around her arm, if she slows me down I sling her over my back. Unless I notice something overtaking, I try to make my ways downards to the Thunderbird.

Cursing your hand for wasting precious time, you drop the marker. Pulling the bed and case back, all the way to the wall, you catch a whiff of blood but ignore it as you shove off as hard as you can to begin your charge. You put everything you've got into this, knowing that THING is almost here.

The combined weight and force does the job, flinging the door open and hurtling you into the hall. You bounce off the wall on the other side, spinning off to the left.

...There it is. Heading toward your room from the top of the staircase. Just your ram and about 50 feet between it and you.

>>6876041
Proceed with as much of this plan as possible, or modify?

>>6876052
Wait, I'm a little confused. The staircase that the creature is ascending is towards my right, correct? What do I see to my left?

>>6876082
One second and I will provide MSPaint Art.

HOW DO YOU KNOW MY NAME

>>6876103

Red is that THING. Black circles are you two. Grey cannot be seen. Brown is door and ram, as appropriate. Behind you (aka to left) is a balcony overlooking a 2nd floor plaza.

>>6876167
Okay, first off I need to know how well attached the mattress is to the bed.

You're not sure. At most, it should be tied down with the mattress cover, which would only be a few more seconds to rip off. It may be able to be lifted right up with no effort. Unfortunately, it does have the heavy TV case sitting on top.

>>6876212
Fuck... How hard does it look to move the tv off the mattress?

>>6876226
Well, it's a big wooden case, but you were able to get it on top. Maybe 10 seconds, if your hand doesn't act up and slow you down. Maybe less if everything goes perfect and the girl helps without getting in the way.

>>6876167

I pull out my rocket launcher and fire at the thing.

>>6876245
How long does it look like the creature will take to get to me?

What can we discern from this THING? Size? build, colour, etc?

>>6876246
GTFO, read before you post, fag.

Also, I am willing to proceed with this >>6876041

>>6873047

You realise that Mercer is dead and that the one you play as WAS a clone right?

>>6876256
See >>6875094, about 7.5 feet tall.

>>6876255
About 20-25 seconds, at current speed. It is almost gliding along toward you.

>>6876298
Ooh, right. So it's the crazy horror with one giant fapping arm. I see.

>>6876298
I go fucking epileptic getting the TV off while trying to calmly ask the woman to see whats in the hall along the balcony, when if I get it off I grab the mattress and run up to her.

COME BACK OP!!!

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>>6876366
The pauses are good, that means he is really thinking. Don't try to rush him.

>>6876315
Nah, that's the arm it forces down your throat to suffocate you with.

>>6876331
The girl nods, then staggers down the hallway, leaning on the wall for support while you frantically try to get the heavy case off before pushing the entire top-heavy ram over sideways. You grab the mattress and run, as the thing gets far too close for comfort. You hear the girl give a strangled sob.

"More."

Reaching the balcony T, you see another two coming from the right, about 100 feet away.

>>6876397
I glance at the third hall, and over the balcony to see how hard the ground is, how close it is to the thunderbird, and how high the fall would be.

>>6876384
Mostly it's that I've been up all night, and all morning. Not feeling tired, but I'm not quite as sharp.

>>6876417
Ground is tile floor, and whatever they used underneath (a layer of cement, most likely). It's a two story drop.

The third hallway has several patient rooms and ends in a large pane window.

The Thunderbird is almost directly underneath the original room's window.

Out the window for a 4-story drop into the parking lot? Or off the balcony for a 2-story drop into possibly more enemies?

I'll let everyone choose since I have been responsible for most of the actions so far.

My panic ebbs away all at once and with grim determination I know what I have to do. I grab the woman and tell her "It's time to fly." I throw over the mattress, climb up on the railing with her and aim as best I can while keeping my limbs loose and ready to roll, I try to keep her close so she falls right, but my prioritys are on the man who has an existance to return to.

I know we both won't make the fall, so I sprint as best I can down the hallway holding her arm tightly while I rush across the hall to see whats on the other side of the window.

>>6876508
FYI, through the window you can see more sepia.

>>6876508
I kinda like the first choice. Also since we pushed our makeshift ram over, hopefully that'll slow the first THING considerably.

Face it, we have to get out of this building one way or another, and that means DOWN. The quicker way seems to be off that balcony.. But I do sorta like this companion we have. Wont be too pleased if she dies, but she could be used as a way to slow the enemy..
Hmm..

I suppose our best action is to try and jump down the two flights, OR, flee to the left.

Just to be different I'm going to suggest going to the left, away from the two new beings. If it's not too slow, take the mattress.

>>6876547
"Did he say down? HE SAID DOWN!"

>>6876496
Has it correct, since some people seem to be confused. The window to the left is a large, full floor one to the outside. Four stories drop to the outside of the hospital. Balcony is a 2-2 1/3 story drop to the second floor plaza.

There are also several patient rooms along the left hallway, but that is the riskiest option yet.

Once there's some agreement, I'll post. Not going to wait as long as I did for the power selection, though (that was a mistake).

Very well, I second this.

>
My panic ebbs away all at once and with grim determination I know what I have to do. I grab the woman and tell her "It's time to fly." I throw over the mattress, climb up on the railing with her and aim as best I can while keeping my limbs loose and ready to roll, I try to keep her close so she falls right, but my prioritys are on the man who has an existance to return to.

>>6876625
Is there any reason to believe from seeing the plaza that you could not pick the couch up and handle the other 2 stories to get to ground level a lot more safely?

>>6876674
couch? you mean mattress, right? also I don't think we know where the other stair cases are, and i don't think we have much time. STOP BEING A PUSSY AND FUCKING JUMP!

>>6876655

Jump the two stories.

>>6876655
I think we have our answer (And my personal favorite)

If you would all just watch this video quickly I think it would set the mood.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdUUx5FdySs

>>6876674
You're not sure if there's a window there. Anyhow, this seems to be the consensus:
>>My panic ebbs away all at once and with grim determination I know what I have to do. I grab the woman and tell her "It's time to fly." I throw over the mattress, climb up on the railing with her and aim as best I can while keeping my limbs loose and ready to roll, I try to keep her close so she falls right, but my priorities are on the man who has an existence to return to.

You toss over the mattress onto the second story lobby floor and watch it land neatly underneath you.

"It's time to fly," you quip, as you grab the girl by the arm and hop up onto the balcony. She's confused for a second, but as soon as she grasps what your intent is she starts struggling to get away. "Nononono not that, anything but that, not heights please no!"

Sod that, you don't have time for this. You haul her up and leap, pulling her behind you as she lets out a terrified scream. You plummet toward the mattress, trying to pull her close so that she won't miss.

Unfortunately, the plan worked better in your head. All her scared struggling causes some of your body to miss the mattress. Your left foot slams into the tile hard, and immediately you feel the pain of something down there getting all jacked up.

The girl lands full onto the mattress though. Way to go, hero.

>>6876745

Try to overcome the pain, and look around. What are my surroundings? Any immediate danger or issues apart from the potentially broken leg?

Any other way down, preferably without repeating the previous exercise? That T-Bird seems like a likely bet for escape. The hospital just seems to be super death at this stage.

>>6876745
Hey do you mind if we call it quits here? I really need to get some sleep before thanksgiving. If you do decide to end it now could you give me a date for the second chapter?

Otherwise I quickly rip off some of her clothing (Fuck her for struggling) and try to keep my possibly sprained ankle under as much compression as possible while I ask her to check out the edge of the plaza where the thunderbird is parked.

>>6876765
Hazards would include two things gliding up and over the balcony, staring down at you.

Exits... ouch. One second, get past the pain first.

>>6876769
I figure getting to the T-bird (assuming you don't die; like Firstquest/Deathquest I'm totally fine with character death) will be a good wrap up point, since that's where people seem to be wanting to get to.

Next session will probably be Friday evening, unless people aren't doing anything tonight I could run after I get back from a friend's party.

And all she has is the hospital gown, but before you can tear any off she's beaten you to it. "I'm sorry, I'm so sorry! You saved my life and I got you hurt for it! Here, are you any good at binding that? I've only seen it done."

>>6876809

Try not to panic at the things coming over the balcony.

...Check out the female binding my foot with her only clothing. Check how bad it is, and if possible, check mobility. Need to get moving, soon as possible - if those things can 'fly', then we are going to be in a world of shit.

Adrenalin should be kicking in, if it hasn't already, so bailing out shouldn't be a problem.

How likely is a jump off the edge looking?

Assuming pain has passed, what's around now?

>>6876809
I apologize for rushing her like that, and ask her name while helping her apply the bandage. Then I ask her if she can support some of my weight, if so I ask her to help me carry the mattress over the side of the Plaza to initiate the second jump (1 at a time this time so it's less risky). I also ask her to tell me her story of how she got in the closet, and what her runes mean.

Adrenaline and euphoria take the edge off the pain.

There's a fountain in the center of the plaza that isn't running. And unfortunately, there's nowhere to jump off of--the plaza opens up into an array of hallways and doors. You have a hunch at what they say... but you can't be sure. Likely candidates include Cafeteria, Stairwell, Front Desk, Recreation Room, and... well, no idea on that last one.

>>6876809
I'd prefer Thanksgiving as I'm going to be out of the house on Friday, but of course whatever works best for you. I would like an exact time to start browsing though (Start at 6PM?)

>>6876875
Well, the stairwell seems to be a logical option, since we need to go down.
Fuck the mattress, we need to save our MANLY PHYSIQUE and girl's nice tattooed ass.

The foot... well, you can tough it out for a while. It's not going to be fun, and running a marathon or sprinting is right out. The two of you do your best to make a decent bind even as your pursuers get closer. In the end you just stand up and ask her to help you walk as best she can. Might have to be a mutual support thing, she's not doing too well herself. She nods and leans close against you, holding onto you tightly.

No time for much talking, you've got painful death less than a minute away and closing. You scoot as quickly as you can toward the stairwell.

>>6876875
I try for the front desk (I saw the front desk 'manager' walk off to kill me) but I try to make as little noise as possible and I carfully peak into the room from under the door/keyhole before going in.

>>6876894
Awh, why did you pick the obvious choice?

>>6876889
I can do tonight, but I can't be sure of what time exactly. Tentatively, 11 pm central time. The party I'll be going to isn't one I can really leave early from though (militaryfag, and my instructor went out of their way to get special permission for us to hang out there).

Advance as fast as possible, but try not to blunder into any floaters. They seem to be silent so it would be all too easy to get into a close environment with them, to be brutally killed.

Essentially go fast but carefully.

>>6876938
Actually late works best for me.

And thanks again for making this great quest.

You reach the stairwell, catching a quick glimpse of two things landing near the mattress, and the first one you saw gliding halfway down, and ooooh. This is odd. Just what in the world did they do with those stairs? It's like someone just up and removed every stair from the stairwell. Not cool. There's the floor a full story down, but that ankle is a throbbing argument against jumping. Great.

Now what?

>>6876968

Take in the surroundings so a battle plan can be formed.

Aka, map please.

While you stare at the stairs (or lack thereof), you realize your right hand is going a mile a minute against the wall, a feather pen in hand, red ink flowing.

BEHIND YOU
CLOSE
VERY BAD
DON'T LET ME DIE
FLEE
ESCAPE
GOGOGO
RUNRUNRUN

>>6876968
What about the railing? (Okay okay slim chance I know but I'm a cornered rat right now) I take quick stock of my surroundings looking for any means of escape or delayment of my foes.

>>6876998
Mapmaking is really time consuming, I use paint with a touch pad that's really finicky right now. I can do it if you want, but expect to wait like 10-15 minutes. Sorry, wish could drawfag.

>>6877002

It's only a story.

I'd still like a map (which I assume wouldn't take up any time because I'm just looking around) but the solution at this stage is jump down. Gravity fluctuations and such were mentioned. Take my chances with the stairs or lack thereof.

>>6877005
The railing... the railing! It's still there, against the other side of the stairwell, all stretched out, hard to see in the dark. Huh, speaking of dark... you're on your last rays of light. Funny how things like that can sneak up on a guy. You're not a fireman, but you always wanted to be as a kid. It's a chance. Either that, or hope you can hobble faster than those things can float. Risk it?

>>6877037

Fuck yes railing.

There really was a raili- OF course there was.

Hell yes we are trying for the railing.

>>6877037
Yes. Let the girl cling to our back and climb down the railing.

>>6877071
Erh she might have to help herself, we probably can't hold up 300 pounds for long.

>>6877092
Well, yeah. She should climb herself and we should be ready to catch her.

>>6877100
Agreed.

>>6877044
You take a deep breath, and crush the feather pen in your right hand. This could really suck. You take another deep breath and a couple steps back. The girl sees what you're planning and gives you a hug before stepping back.
"Don't worry, you can do this. I have faith in you."

You start taking a running start, until you feel something give in your left foot right before the leap. The girl sees you're not going to make it, and shoves you as hard as she can.

You might make it... and then your right hand jerks into your pocket.

>>6877110
FUCKING RIGHT HAND

WHO WORDED THAT POWER ANYWAYS

>>6877110
DAMNIT PEN, I THOUGHT YOU WANTED TO LIVE!

>>6877110
I just KNEW that power was going to completely hose us over in the long run.

>>6877159
I'm going to chew up an entire hobo's pack of Bic pens at the freeway in vengeance.

Completely flabbergasted, you almost don't think to try to grab with your left hand. At the last second, you scrabble for a grip. Too late. You slam your head against the wall, and... this looks to be it. So be it.

And then your right arm snakes out of your pocket with a heavy duty paint roller and whips the end around a horizontally bent section of the railing.

>>6877204
Well this sucks, what's a bet this Morpheus fellow is actually CREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-

Excellent so far OP.
I call for the girl to jump aswell, preferbly NOT slamming into me. And I'm prettys ure she doesn't have a possessed hand which'll try and fail her.

>>6877204
Wa- What? Oh no, I've already done something terrible... So much innocent ink spilled...

With the initial grip gained, it's no huge thing to carefully slide down the remainder of the pipe. Well, your head and your ankle would argue with that notion, but you reach the bottom alive and mostly in one piece.

The girl is cheering wildly above you, everything forgotten except your success--that and holding back what's left of her hospital gown to prevent an indecent flash. You're thinking of how she should get down--jump where you did, or maybe you could catch her, or she could hold the floor edge and drop into a catch, or... oh shit. THERE'S A FUCKING FLOATER GLIDING UP RIGHT BEHIND HER.

>>6877270
Scream for her to JUMP and throw an unsheathed needle at the glide throttlers face. If it keeps going for her throw a shard of mirror, even the hacksaw if you have to.

>>6877294

Oh yeah, dem needles.

Please try and avoid killing the girl with it. But yes, encourage her to jump right away, and distract the floater with anything possible.

The unknown fluids in the syringe could potentially be some sort of way of killing the beasts - but either way, be prepared to run as soon as possible with the girl.

>>6877356
I'm just glad I remembered to unsheath them first. And sure, lets go for it. Throw the needle with the wierd stuff first.

>>6877294
A panicked expression on your face, you scream "JUMP!" and reach for... shit. There's little glass shards and liquid in the jacket's extra-lined pocket you put the needles in. You didn't keep the mirror shard since it was crap as a weapon, and... the girl never gave you back the hacksaw in the confusion of rushing out of the room. You pry the paint roller out of your right hand and throw it, hoping at least for a second's distraction. The girl is already dropping as you try and get underneath.

You take the worst of her fall, and are rewarded with a grateful kiss on the cheek. However, whatever was wrong with your left leg just spiked into something worse. Walking on this is going to not be feasible for much longer, short of taking PCP or something.

And the floater is already floating down.

The girl supports you more than she did before, though it's obviously taxing. You hobble out of the stairwell as fast as you can, until a familiar sign snags your attention and jerks you to a halt.

You can't read it, but you'd recognize it anywhere.

IN CASE OF FIRE, BREAK GLASS

>>6877399

Break the glass.

Floaters might not like water.

>>6877392

Wow, this is still going? It was on when I went to bed.

That said, BREAK GLASS, TAKE AXE, KICK ASS, WIN GLORY AND THE LADY FAIR.

>>6877399
OH HOLY SHIT MOTHERFUCKER IT'S ON.

I wrap my hand in cloth and with a mad sneer on my face I Shatter the glass with a fist like a falling star. I grab the heft of the Axe with a mad grin spreading and... use it as a cane to escape faster. If the glider catches up though... I'll probably try to run faster.

Break glass and take axe, tell her to get behind me and tell me if anything is coming.

Probably isn't an axe there.

You know. Just saying.

>>6877399
What is there behind the glass?

Look guys we can always turn to fight this thing, but we don't even know if an Ax can dent it, and it will make a really good support for our bad leg. I say we run as far as possible and fight when cornered.

>>6877510
i agree. fucking run.

>>6877510
Well, I second this. Use the axe as a cane and make your way to the Thunderbird.

>>6877510
RUN!

You break the glass and pull out a fireman's axe. You could have sworn these things were supposed to hold fire extinguishers, but you're not complaining. Maybe there's something to be said for this dreamscape.

The thought of fighting flickers across you mind, but you dismiss it. Discretion is the better part of valor, right? You take your now-makeshift cane and hobble at a much better clip away from your pursuit. You can actually maintain distance now!

Hobble, hobble, off to the car lot.

Glancing behind you, the other two things glide down the stairwell. At least with this cane, they aren't getting closer, even if you aren't getting away. Now, to just find a door to the outside, and that T-bird. Is that one? Looks like... but it's all boarded up. And that is an OBVIOUS detour sign.

You've got an axe. But that thing is only 25 feet away.

>>6877587
How fast does it move?

>>6877587
I ask the woman to carefully scout out the detour while keeping a constant line of verbal communication going. I try to get a few good chops on the boarded up door before the thing gets too close, just enough to check on the other side/see how thick this thing really is. If it gets withen 12 feet I immediatly stop and start hobbling for the woman.

>>6877607
You'd estimate that you have about 10 seconds.

You can see the boards, they're standard 2x8.

And the girl doesn't look happy to leave you, but she runs ahead as best she can.

>>6877636
I have a sudden idea, I cut a large piece of wood off with my axe and throw it at the creatures head as hard as I can.

>>6877636
We don't particuarly have a choice.

We need to get over to that detour.

>>6877652
For the most part we have shown we can outrun that thin with our hobbling, now we need to test to see if we can make this thing bleed without putting ourselves in harms way.

>>6877652
>>6877645

And your choice is?

>>6877677
I say keep moving.

>>6877674
It depends on how fast we can get a piece out. Bearing in mind we have ~10 seconds before we're attacked, if it takes too long to remove a piece of the boards, it may attempt to reach out and grab us before we can increase the distance.

OP, how long do you estimate it would take to get a piece of the wood?

>>6877645
seconding. If it doesn't do much, hobble of, if it seems to work, throw a couple more whilst clearing the exit.

>>6877705
More than 10 seconds.

>>6877705
Don't do it. The moment we start, our hand will freak out because the thing is approaching. That will slow us down and get us killed.

>>6877705
We have 10 seconds before the thing closes the gap, I say we spend 5 seconds trying to cut a piece loose (longer than it sounds) and once we have the piece we can hobble away before we attempt our throw. Stand up make an ax swinging motion with your arms, and count to 5 putting mississipi between each word and tell me you couldn't do it, what to speak of a mildly buff guy who has a history of wood chopping.

>>6877712
Yeah, I'm reverting to my original plan of getting the hell out. We're alone and will be placed in harms way before we can perform the test.

>>6877711
It's not so much an attempt at killing it as much as a test of it's general endurance. If it groans/flinches/starts bleeding it might be worth challenging it with the axe while it's alone, but if it just keeps floating on unchanged we know it's probably heavier shit than we can deal with.

>>6877712
Alright, if you really think it would take that long we should move on, lets catch up with the woman, has she said anything yet?

>>6877722
Oh, throwing while retreating would make it less than 10 seconds. Still, with an injured foot decreasing possible power (you put your whole body into it), it's going to take 6-7 seconds.

>>6877733
Problem is, in our current condition, it's going to take more than 10 seconds getting a piece out. By that point it will, from what we know, start shoving that arm of his (hers? its?) down our throat.

>>6877750
Mmmm... I think the risks are too high, we should be able to find a chair or something soon though that we can lob at it/get the woman to lob for us.

>>6877750
Ah, well in that case, it may be worth it.

Unless there's something loose nearby we can throw instead, I say go for it.

>>6877768
SEE
>>6877713

You hobble after the girl.

"I don't see anything yet!"

>>6877768
Samefag, I forgot about that blasted right hand.

That thing will probably end up causing us to drop the axe and spend several precious seconds saying "Look the fuck out, scary ass terror at Six o'clock!"

"Wait, here's the door! It opens up to the outside! We made--aaaagh!"

From the sound, she's about 40 feet ahead, around a corner.

Word up, we're on autosage. Not making a new thread.

>>6877793
Okay that shit is it, We start hobbling with renewed pissed vigor. Unless we find something good to throw at the thing behind us to test it out, we beeline for The Womans voice, readying ourselves for bloody vengeance.

>>6877793
Lengthen stride, hold breath for about 4-5 seconds while moving. If our physiology is the same in the area of the dreamscape then that will activate Bradycardia, making us more resilient to pain and able to get to her faster.

>>6877807
>>6877809
I think we can all agree that our character should be hobbling faster now that the woman's in danger.

>>6877807
Turning around the corner... a fourth one of those things. It must have moved in while she was looking outside. It's got those coils from its right side encircling her, the primary one around her neck. Its massive hand is arching up, to be brought down into her throat once the coils force it into position.

She's crying.

>>6877831
Raise axe, charge the fucker, shout LEEEERROOOOOY JEEEEENKINNNNS

>>6877831
Rush over and try to hit the weakest point of it's arm with your axe, if it's entire arm seems to difficult go for it's neck. If that doesn't work (And we are still alive somehow) Try to get the axe hook in the things glowy eye.

You stop breathing. Angrily, you raise your axe, and charge. Maybe it's the rage, maybe it's something else, but you are MOVING. The foot isn't stopping you from closing the distance.

The thing sees you coming, and moves its arm to block. You try to cut the smallest part, but with it moving you bury the axe blade up to the handle into its arm.

>>6877886
I try to get as firm a Grip as I can on the axhandle, and leap backwards with all my weight. I tell the girl to get the hacksaw and go for it's neck while it's distracted with me.

How did the axe damage the arm exactly?

>>6877886
GO FOR THE EYES, BOO! GO FOR THE EYES!

>>6877902
RUUUUUUUUUUUN!

(In context of the quote, not battle tactics)

>>6877896
We don't have the saw anymore, she dropped it.

>>6877921
I thought he said we just gave it to her..

THAT DUMB BITC-*Throttling noises*

>>6877921
Then just
"RUUUUUUUN!"

You lean back, and then purposefully fall backwards, pulling the thing crashing forward with a classic example of leverage. As it hits the ground next to you, you pop its glowing eye with a jab, and then another, before dropping your elbow into the mix. In the confusion, the girl is mostly freed from the coils, and is on the ground gasping for breath. The axe is still buried in the thing's arm. Looks like it'll be some work to get it out.

Behind you, you can see the glow from your pursuer's eyes against the walls. They're close.

AUTOSAGAN BOSSMAN

Not to say I won't keep on this thread until you make a new one.

PLAN: Pull the ax out of its arm. Cut off its head. If it's still hassling you, cut off the arm.

>>6877938
You gave it to her in the patient room, when she was very disoriented, then demanded her help moving the TV cabinet onto the bed. She dropped it to do that, and neither of you thought to go back for it, being more concerned with fleeing the first thing.

I retrieve the axe and tell her to continue searching for a way out.
If it bleeds, we can kill it.

>>6877941
I ask her for help, I gauge to see whether I have time to attempt to get my axe back, or if the things too close I'll follow her out to the exit.

If the thing is still alive and a danger to me I attempt to throttle it.


Lets hope whoever put us here has a sense of irony.

>>6877944
>>6877969
>>6877984
If you take the time remove the axe, the closest pursuer will be within range. You are right next to the parking lot of sepia and T-bird. The girl is mostly free from the coils, and on all fours gasping for air.

>>6878007
"WE'VE GOTTA GET THE FUCK OUT OF HERE NOW!, I hope to god you have a drivers license, because I don't!"

>>6878007
While our tormentor would probably enjoy the irony of choking the life out of one of these things, I think our time would be better off spent grabbing the woman and heading out into the car park.

>>6878007

Fuck the ax GRAB HER AND RUN TO THE CAR NOW!
WITH YOUR LEFT ARM!!

Also: We're well into Autosagan bossman. Time for a new thread?

>>6878007
Start pulling the axe out and have her get out. If she opens the door before we finish, we follow her and GTFO. If not, we prepare for kicking ass and getting killed.

>>6878058
See >>6877804:
>Word up, we're on autosage. Not making a new thread.

>>6878058
>>6877944
SEE
>>6877804

Yeah guys, chill. Next thread is at 11PMish central time.

I know he's not making a new thread, but is he going to continue until it's deleted?

>>6878139
The plan is to finish off this 'chapter', then make a new thread at a later time to contunue.

You stomp on the remaining coil impeding the girl and haul her to her feet. The massive adrenaline surge is keeping you going for a bit longer. You pull her behind you through the door she'd opened earlier, and you both dash into the parking lot. The abominations begin to follow you out, but the Thunderbird isn't far. Maybe it's a dreamscape thing, maybe it's one of those classic car things, or maybe it's just luck--the keys are in the ignition, the tank is full of gas. Hell, it's even waxed. And you may be battered, but at least you've got your right foot intact. You gun the engine and floor it, putting as much distance between yourself and the hospital as possible. Time for a nice chat with the girl shortly, once you find a nice lonely highway to cruise.

This situation might suck, but as you reflect on it, one thought keeps popping into your head: You done good, hero.

>>6878216
Awshum

>>6878216
You know, for some reason? I'm half expecting her to backstab us or something.

Then again, I've always been a little paranoid.

>>6878156
Less of a formal "chapter" thing, more that people wanted to get to the T-bird and that seemed a good goal to end the session on. All right, that's a 10 hour quest thread. I think I'm due for some food and rest.

If you enjoyed it, give it a vote on sup/tg/. I'll be back bringing more (plan is tonight at 11 central; if the plan has to change I'm sorry, but I'll give it my best)--as usual, /tg/ is a great crowd to DM for. Some of those ideas had me totally thrown; luckily, I like surprises.

Oh, last thing: I don't have a name for the quest yet, short of Dream Quest. If you've got something better, let me know here and I'll use it.

>>6878276
Thank you. That was a really good quest.

>>6878297
It's already archived as Dreamscape

>>6878310
Well, thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Next time, there shouldn't be the massive decision period where we lose most of the people following for a while.

>>6878321
That works. I wonder if I should use a different name than the quest name.

cheers OP, you're a great DM. hope to be on around teh time your next session starts!

>>6878354
Thanks! You guys are making me grin like a fool.

>>6878349
Not really. Your imagination is the space Paul journeys in, and Dreamspace is the name of this place. Thus you are Dreamspace.

>>6878396
>Dreamscape
I'm a retard

>>6878396
>>6878402
Well then I'll keep it like this. (And at this hour, little mistakes like that don't even count.)

Thread-related stuff.

>>6878447
Looks sweet man. Where do I find more?

>>6878489
You want creepy pictures?

>>6878489
It's from some oMage stuff. I don't really know the source, and it's the only picture I have.

Not saying we will, but not saying we won't see some of this stuff in future sessions.

Also, this thread broke 300 posts. I am humbled.

Couldn't hold myself from posting it.