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You tense as you see the pirate ship heading for your vessel. The sailors nearby are all scrambling to prepare for the coming attack. Thinking quickly you dash to your cabin to get your weapon and equipment, meeting up with Lisa on the way. Afterwards you return to the deck, prepared for trouble.

Fortunately, the pirate ship hasn’t closed the distance yet, so you use the opportunity to take in your surroundings. You note many of the sailors have drawn swords and other weapons, and some seem to be forming a sort of defensive cluster around the lightning monster near the bow. You remember hearing that sailors often fed wild Wingulls to encourage them to stick with the ship and fight off threats to it, and there seem to be a number of the birds circling overhead. You also notice a few of the Machop that were helping around the ship are being outfitted with large metal gauntlets. The captain is near the stern of the ship, barking orders left and right.
Deciding to take a look at the enemy ship, you are unable to make out many details. However, attempting to visualize it with Aura provides you with some insight. You notice a rather dark cloud of aura hanging over the vessel, as well as another presence towards the bow. It’s different than that of the lightning monster on your ship, though if you had to describe it, you’d call it ‘grand’. The last presence you can sense seems to be a vague feeling of stability, almost like the opposite of the ocean.

As the ship continues to approach, you have a bit of time to decide where you want to make your stand.

>Go protect the lightning monster near the bow
>Go fight with the captain near the stern
>Stay on the main deck and fight alongside the sailors
>Other

You also consider what you should have Lisa do

>Have her get a vantage point on the entire ship
>Have her near you, but towards the railing away from the inevitable melee
>Other

>>31586848
Go protect the lightning monster near the bow.

Have her get a vantage point on the entire ship.

>>31586848
>Stay on the main deck and fight alongside the sailors
>Have her get a vantage point on the entire ship
good luck for this thread, 4chan entered full clusterfuck mode here

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"Lisa, head up and get a good position, I'm gonna help out over there," you order.

"Right," she replies, "Just be careful Ceil."

You head over to your position, placing yourself amongst the sailors. You make sure to position yourself towards the bow, just in case the sailors over there need help.

The next few moments are strangely calm, as the pirate ship slowly closes in. From the bow, you can just barely see it, but there seem to be ropes being throw towards the back of your ship to pull the two together. You see the sailors hack them off as fast as they can, but the effects are clear. The pirate ship manages to pull alongside your vessel, as ropes fly across the gap to pull the ships closer for boarding. You have a bit of a better look at what's going on. Some strange plant monsters with bell-shaped heads seem to be using vines to help drag the ships together. Overhead, the Wingull are starting to fight against a large flock of black bird monsters. You notice a strange purple slug monster on the bow of the pirate ship lobbing shooting off something, but your focus soon turns to the boarding action occurring.

The pirates throw down boards and swing across, while the sailors in front of you attempt to cut them down as best they can. However, some of the grass monsters are assisting in the charge, using their powers to help clear the path, and soon enough the pirates gain a foothold on the deck. Surveying the situation, you see a few others heading for the bow, but you also have enemies in front of you as well.

What's your plan of attack?
>Try to focus on the pirates in front of you with Riolu
>Have Riolu fight the pirates, while you go after some of the grass monsters
>Fight your way to the bow to support them
>Other

In any case, roll me 1d20, best of three.

Rolled 18

>Try to focus on the pirates in front of you with Riolu
First things first let's clear a path

Also OP would you rather consensus then roll or rolls with votes?

Rolled 14

>>31587117
>Try to focus on the pirates in front of you with Riolu

Rolled 11

>>31587117
>Try to focus on the pirates in front of you with Riolu

>>31587188
Rolls with votes, the first three rolls regardless of choice will be the results I use. Consensus will determine what happens though.

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You clench your glaive in hand, hoping to clear out as many of the attackers as possible. As you advance, Riolu rushes forward, leaping towards the nearest pirate. He brings his arms around, using the back plates to strike, the first hit knocks the man's sword aside, while the second slams into his shoulder. He falls to the ground, and you deliver a swift lunge to make certain. You turn to face another attacker, as Riolu assists on of the sailors by striking his opponent's legs. Your bought with your attacker goes nowhere, but as he slowly gets surrounded he backs off towards the main group.

As you advance, a large bolt from the bow of the ship catches your attention. Looking over, you notice that many of the sailors you saw earlier are no longer standing. You spy some sort of strange monster, but only for a moment. It looked like it was wearing a skull on its head.

Focusing back on your battle, the pirates have backed up somewhat to let the plant monsters supplement their ranks. Many of the sailors are having trouble striking them due to the whip-like vines the creatures are using. You notice that Riolu seems to have closed the gap and is currently fighting one of the creatures.

You also spot a strange purple cloud slowly drifting across from the other pirate ship. Occasionally, you see a solid object inside, though it's not very distinct.

What shall you do?
>Continue taking out the pirates
>Help Riolu out with the grass monsters
>Go help out at the bow
>Check out that purple cloud.

Once more, 1d20.

Rolled 10

>>31587370
>Check out that purple cloud.

>>31587392
Seconded.

Rolled 4

>>31587370
>Check out that purple cloud.

Rolled 19

>>31587370
>Check out that purple cloud.
Yay captcha works again

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Rolled 15

>>31587416
>>31587188
>mfw these are my rolls

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Riolu can handle himself, but you're worried about the purple cloud. You work your way over as it slowly floats over the deck. You notice some of the sailors nearby the cloud seem to be coughing when the gas washes over them. Concerned that it might be poison, you take out one of your Pecha berries to ensure you're prepared.

You keep your distance, while giving a few slashes and jabs with your glaive. It's fairly effective at clearing away some of the gas, giving you brief glimpses of the monster inside. It resembles a purple ball, with eyes and a mouth, although you also notice gas pouring out of vents on its surface, as well as a skull marking on it's underside.

You manage to keep from inhaling any of the gas as you continue to strike at the monster, although you don't feel as though you're doing much damage. Thanks to clearing away some of the smoke, you are able to react enough to dodge some of the sludge the thing tries to spit at you.

Suddenly, an arrow shaft springs from the creatures forehead, and it slowly sinks to the ground. The gas slowly begins to disperse, and one of the sailors takes the opportunity to punt the thing off of the deck. Looking up, you see Lisa firing arrows, meaning that was probably one of hers. She and the Wingull are doing fairly well at eliminating some of the black birds.

Returning across the deck, you notice far fewer sailors from your ship than there were earlier. Riolu runs up to you, a bit beat up but no worse for wear.

Riolu: HP 18/20

The pirates have managed to bolster their position at the middle of the ship. You also don't notice any lightning from the bow any more.

>Clear out the middle deck
>Fight your way to the bow
>Other

As always, 1d20

Rolled 9

>>31587566
>Fight your way to the bow

Rolled 2

>>31587646
This.

>>31587646
>>31587739
oh god, someone save us from that...

Rolled 3

>>31587566
>Fight your way to the bow

>>31587791
I...

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Whatever is happening towards the bow, it seems important. You prepare to cross the main deck to assist whoever is still left at the front.

You and Riolu begin working your way across, using your glaive to distract enemies for Riolu to take out their legs. Occasionally however, you receive a harsh lash from a grass monster. Riolu gets the worst of it, due to also having to fight of the occasional creature that sneaks forward.

Ceil HP: 7/10

Riolu HP: 13/20

Eventually, you arrive near the front of the ship, where there are still a handful of sailors remaining. They seem to be putting out a strong defense, although it's their opponent who catches your attention. It's the same monster you caught a glimpse of earlier, some strange reptile with a skull helmet and a thick club made of bone. Next to him stands a rather tall man in a long coat with a cutlass, and a handful of pirates fight alongside them. You watch as the monster expertly throws its bone in a wide arc, striking one of the sailors in the shoulder, you watch with relief as it flies out toward the sea, but relief changes to panic as the projectile seems to spin around and return to its thrower, knocking out the sailor in the process.

As you stare on you catch the eyes of the man in the long coat, who seems to glare at you whilst grinning.

What shall you do?
>Try and take out some of the surrounding pirates
>Focus on the man in the coat
>Focus on his monster
>Use your aura powers to help heal the sailors nearby
>Other

As always, 1d20

Rolled 18

>>31587909
Try to sense if the bone has aura in it, or if we can predict the trajectory of the bone from the aura of the thrower, and knock it off course.

Rolled 13

>>31587909
>Focus on the man in the coat
we can do this!

Rolled 14

>>31587909
>Use your aura powers to help heal the sailors nearby
Morale boost + Counter- Charge led by us and Riolu = Profit

>>31587909
>Focus on the man in the coat

Rolled 13

>>31587909
>Use your aura powers to help heal the sailors nearby

Cutting off and writing.

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You decide to help out some of the sailors nearby. Riolu seems to pick up on your meaning, and the two of you prepare to use your healing abilities. As you focus, you also sense that the bone monster is giving off the same sense of stability you felt earlier.

In a matter of moments, you and Riolu are hurrying about behind the lines, pressing your palms into the standing sailors who seem the most injured or those on the ground you can tell are unconscious. It takes them a moment to awaken, even with the healing, but you manage to rouse about 5 more from their slumber. Afterwards, you feel exhausted, drained from how much healing you delivered.

>Ceil HP: 6/10

>Riolu HP: 12/20


While you were doing that, the pirates managed to take out a couple of sailors on the front, but now you nearly outnumber them two to one.

You join the ranks alongside your new squad, what shall you do?
>Charge the monster
>Charge the captain
>Hold the line and wait for reinforcements
>Other

>>31588271
>>Other
It's a free action to use a held berry right? So whatever we do, have us and riolu eat an Oran Berry.

Rolled 7

>>31588271
>Charge the captain
ora!

Rolled 19

>>31588271
still voting for >>31588001

>>31588284
Since the berries are in your bag, it'd prevent you from attacking as easily, but Riolu would be able to.

>>31588271
>Charge the monster
Bigger threat we keep it occupied Riolu tries to finish it off
The squad and Lisa focus on the captain
>>31588284
Also this

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Before charging, you take out a pair of Oran berries from your bag, tossing one to Riolu and popping the other one in your mouth.

>Ceil HP: 10/10
>Riolu HP: 20/20

That tasted weird, maybe you're supposed to peel it first? No time to worry about it though, since you've got to deal with the problem in front of you. However, as you're chewing, a thought occurs, perhaps you could use your aura abilities to stop that monster's attacks? You focus as the monster charges to bring down its club on a nearby sailor. You quickly try to manipulate aura to deflect or stop the attack. The feeling is, unusual, to say the least, somewhat like a tingling sensation, as though something made of glass just broke. Either way, the bone continues unimpeded, though the sailors manages to dodge backwards at the last moment. You feel like such an ability might work, but your skill level wouldn't block anything from this beast.

You move forward and sound a charge, lagging slightly behind the other sailors. They mostly shy away from the captain and his monster, heading instead for the pirates nearby. Riolu dashes forward, bringing his arms to bear against the captain, scoring a solid hit on the man's off-shoulder. You prepare to take advantage of the opening, however the skull creature interposes himself, knocking your blade to the ground. It doesn't look like it hurt your glaive, but the sheer force was astounding.

You notice one of the pirates nearby the captain gets an arrow in his shoulder, which promptly gets him cut down by a sailor. It seems Lisa is trying to help you out, although you can hardly see her from your position.

What shall you do next?
>Try and take out this monster
>Try and break off to help Riolu
>Other

Once again, 1d20

Rolled 18

>>31588500
>Try and take out this monster

Rolled 14

>>31588500
>Try and take out this monster
The marowak? Is the bigger threat and the captain is injured going against Riolu and Lisa

Rolled 7

>>31588500
>You quickly try to manipulate aura to deflect or stop the attack.
I meant predicting its path with aura, and deflecting it with the glaive...whatever, more aura practice.

>Try and take out this monster
make a feint towards the captain, and strike the monster

Rolled 5

>>31588624
bleegh, this is what I get for making write-ins right after waking up.

We spent the majority of our time practicing how to sense aura.

We know that changes in aura happen right before an attack.

We could try to use that to predict when, and possible where the attack will strike.

The idea was to use the glaive for the deflection because we have never done vacuum fist or any sort of aura attack yet. Really, just whack that bone clear off the deck and into the waters.

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This thing needs to be taken out, and fast.

Sidestepping quickly, you throw a feint towards the captain, who seems to have his back turned. The monster swiftly swings its bone upwards to block your attack. However, you quickly dip your blade down and up again, striking at its hand. You see the club flip end over end through the air, followed by a trail of red. It clatters on the deck as you glance down, seeing deep red on the creatures claw. Now you don't have to worry about-

You exhalation ends immediately as you feel a massive thud to your stomach. Right, clearly this thing doesn't need its weapon to hurt you.

Ciel HP: 8/10

You ready your glaive once more.

>Try to finish this thing now
>Break away, give Riolu a hand with the captain
>Switch to defense, prevent it from getting back its club
>Other

Rolled 20

>>31588775
>>Try to finish this thing now

Rolled 16

>>31588775
Make an opening for it to pick up the bone, and strike the shoulder or knee when it does.

Rolled 8

>>31588775
>Switch to defense, prevent it from getting back its club

Rolled 12

>>31588775
>Switch to defense, prevent it from getting back its club
Get it tired out we just got refreshed from the berry

>>31588832
>nat20
ah yiss motherfucker!

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>Critical Hit!

You slowly circle about, positioning yourself so you're in between the monster and its weapon. It glances over at its club several times, before finally breaking for it.

However, you're prepared and with one swift motion you swing your glaive towards its legs. However, the creature senses this and leaps upward over your weapon. You quickly step forward and bring your glaive around once again, slicing through the air. You strike the creature squarely on the back of its helmet, causing it to fly through the air and over the side of the ship.

You glance towards the captain, whose confidence wanes somewhat when he sees what you've done. He seems to have landed some solid hits on your Riolu so far, and the two are still at it.

Riolu HP: 13/20

What do you want to do?
>Rush him down quickly
>Cause a diversion to allow Riolu to escape.
>Let Riolu continue fighting, go help the main deck
>Other

Rolled 14

>>31588963
>>Rush him down quickly

Rolled 15

>>31588963
>Rush him down quickly
always go for the leader(s)

>>31588963
>Rush him down quickly

Rolled 5

>>31589117
Or it won't roll...lets try that again

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Leveling your weapon, you charge at the captain. He brings his cutlass about, and the two of you lock blades.

"I ain't letting no rich brat take me down," he snarls. While his attention is focused on you however, Riolu leaps up from behind and brings his forearm down onto the man's head. He immediately slumps to the floor.

The pirates nearby attempt to break off from their fighting and flee, although some are cut down in the process. Looking around, it seems that the sailors are driving back the main force, although the murmurs through the ranks by those who saw their captain fall are helping the effort. You do notice there are still quite a few of the black birds flying above, though Lisa seems to be thinning their numbers somewhat. Looking across at the pirate ship, you suddenly feel a large pulse of aura, and instinctively move aside. On the bow of the other ship is a strange purple slug monster, who for some bizarre reason seems to be firing out something that behaves like its aura, but is much more tangible. You're still not sure where the thought that its aura is grand comes from, but its shots have that same feeling about them.

The question now is what to do next?
>Try to climb the rigging to help Lisa with those birds
>Help out the main crew with driving back the pirates
>Cross over to the other ship and go after that slime.
>Other

Rolled 7

>>31589275
>Cross over to the other ship and go after that slime.

Heres hoping for a second 20

>>31589275
>Cross over to the other ship and go after that slime.
The pirates are routing in think and Lisa is the only one with a bow

Rolled 13

>>31589275
>Cross over to the other ship and go after that slime.

Rolled 6

>>31589275
Take the captain's hat to solidify the captain's fall and get a cool hat.

>Help out the main crew

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You rush to the edge of the ship, Riolu at your heels. Grabbing one of the ropes the pirates used, you swing across to the other ship. You barely land on the edge of the pirate's vessel, as the gooey monster seems to stare at you with its blank eyes, charging another blast.

You quickly move aside, trying to gain your footing. The railing you were standing upon splinters, leaving you and Riolu on the deck of the ship.

Looking back, you see quite a few pirates are aboard the ship, however they seem to have not noticed you, as they are still focused on the main battle. You don't spot anyone else from your ship, so it seems you're on your own for this one.

>Take out the slime
>Try to trick the slime into blasting something
>Other

Rolled 1

>>31589503
>Try to trick the slime into blasting something
the pirates, i guess

Rolled 9

>>31589503
exhaust the slime while keeping an eye out for the pirates

Rolled 4

>>31589503
>Take out the slime


>>31589554
lol nice 1

Rolled 10

>>31589503
>Try to trick the slime into blasting something
C'mon dice

>>31589554
Now would be a good time for the Marrowak to come back anyway.

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You carefully circle around the slime, trying to draw its fire line toward the pirates. If you're careful, you should be able to hit them before they realize what's happening.

Just as you prepare to strike, a pulse of energy blasts you off your feet. It feels as though a massive shock wave of force just slammed into you.

Ceil HP: 5/10

Riolu Runs in for the attack, however it seems that it can't manage to land a solid hit. The slime charges up another blast, barely striking one of Riolu's legs.

Riolu: 10/20

After struggling to stand, you hear some shouting behind you. It seems a few pirates have noticed you.

What now?

>Take out the slime first
>Take out the pirates before they warn someone else
>Try to flee back across
>Other

Rolled 8

>>31589711
>Try to flee back across
Retreat were wounded and about to be outnumbered

Rolled 10

>>31589711
>Try to flee back across
yeah, no that was a bad idea

Rolled 14

>>31589711
Fighting Retreat

>>31589711
are these the same pirates as the mainforce?

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Rolled 8

You throw a wild swing towards the slime, forcing it to bend out of the way. Grabbing Riolu, you swing back across using one of the ropes. However, as you're swinging, your target seems to lurch away. You barely manage to grab onto the side of the deck to prevent yourself from falling into the ocean. Climbing up will be difficult however, since Riolu is holding onto your other hand.

To make matters worse, you feel that same grand aura from behind you. It seems the slime hasn't taken its eyes off you yet.

Now, it depends on this roll.

>>31589833
>{Uncertainty Intensifies}
What does the 8 mean?

Rolled 10

You turn your head to see the pulse heading directly towards you. You try to swing your body out of the way as much as possible, but you don't think it's going to be quite enough.

However, the ship once again lurches down, causing the blast to narrowly avoid hitting your hand, striking through the railing above.

Unfortunately, you're still hanging there. However, you also notice the ships seem to be pulling apart, with the pirates scrambling back towards their vessel. You spy a few arrows flying towards the slime catching its attention, though it's attempts to shoot back are off-target due to the rapid retreat.

Eventually, one of the sailors pulls you back up onto the deck. He asks if you're alright, but you just give him a nod before flopping down onto the deck.

You close your eyes and lie there for a minute, until you sense someone standing above you?

"Sleeping boy?" bellows the captain of the ship, "Hope you enjoyed your nap while the rest of us were fightin'."

You're about to object, but then you spy the big grin on the man's face. He's probably just messing with you. You look around, noticing how much emptier the deck seems to have gotten. You also spy Lisa nearby.

What do you want to do?
>Talk with the captain about something (specify)
>Go talk with Lisa
>Go meditate
>Other
The roll was for the Sligoo's attack

>>31590026
>{Shaking Intensifies}
Umm where's Riolu?

>>31590026
uh uh... >>31590051

>>31590051
>>31590084

He was holding onto your hand when you were pulled up. He's fine.

>>31590026
>>Go talk with Lisa
Thanks for the backup

>>31590026
>Talk with the captain about something (specify)
Casualties and how many days left till land
Then
>Go talk with Lisa
Ask her how she held up
>>31590108
Thank you based Arceus

>>31590026
>>31590108
oh, good

>other
offer first aid to the ones who still need it.

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"How many casualties were there, Captain?" you inquire.

"Thirteen in total," he sighs, "We lost some good men today. You really helped out though. I heard about your first aid trick, and how you knocked out Captain Lawrence and tossed his partner overboard. I'll make sure you get a cut of the bounty once we turn him in."

"Bounty?" you ask, "Was this Lawrence a big deal?"

"In a matter of speaking," he replies, "Don't worry about it too much. We can talk about it more once you get rested up. We should be landing in about 5 days."

"Thanks," you say before heading over to Lisa. She seems to be tending to a few of her Pidgey's wounds.

"Hey Lisa," you begin, "Are you holding up okay?"

She casts you an angry glare before focusing back on what she's doing.

"Um, thanks for the help earlier," you continue, "Especially with that gas ball monster."

She seems content to ignore you now. You're not sure what's going on.

>Press the issue
>Leave her alone

>>31590345
>>Press the issue
Also walk over and try to Aura Heal her Pidgey. That way she has to talk to us.

>>31590345
>Aura Heal pidgey
And
>Press the issue
"This is because I jumped onto the ship right?

>>31590366
seconded, but she's probably pissed that we did something as stupid as jump aboard the pirate ship ALONE

>>31590345
>Press the issue
>aura heal pidgey

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You circle around her, squatting down next to her Pidgey. You start using your aura abilities to help heal it. It's taking a lot out of you though, probably because you're so hurt and you've done so much healing today.

"This is because I jumped onto the ship right?" you ask, and her look affirms your suspicions.

"So you have enough sense to know it was stupid," she snaps, "But not enough to know it before you had already done it?"

"I-"

"What if you had been killed?" she continues, "What if they took you away? What if I never saw you again? How do you think that would make me feel? People care about you Ceil. I care about you. Why would you do something like that?"

She seems to be on the verge of tears, you'd better think of something
>Uh...
>Um...
>Write-in

>>31590506
>>Write-in
Give her a hug and apologise. "I'm sorry, I felt a really strong presence from that monster and the first thing I could do to protect the ship was distract it. However we were fighting, and I can't just sit by especially when I can help. Besides, I had you watching over me, so I can do stupid stuff like that without worrying."

>>31590506
>hug her
>it was just in the heat of the fight... it's not as if i was used to it... i'll try to be less reckless next time...

>>31590506
I hope you guys had a good reason going in.

>>31590539
helping the main force is different from sitting by, but Lisa will probably say that anyway.

>>31590506
>Write-in
Hug her because in /tg/ land hugs fix everything.
No srsly
"I'm sorry but everybody else was occupied and The slime monster was too strong to be left alone."

>>31590539
seconded

You take your hands off of Pidgey as the healing finishes. Without missing a beat, you quickly wrap your arms around Lisa. She seems a bit surprised, so you take the opportunity to respond.

"I'm sorry, I felt a really strong presence from that monster, but everybody else was occupied and the only thing I could do to protect the ship was distract it. It was just in the heat of the fight, but I can't just sit by especially when I can help. Besides, I had you watching over me, so I can do stupid stuff like that without worrying."

You wait for a moment for her to respond, but then you realize she's crying anyway. What is she upset about now? Maybe you could check her aura? That seems rude though. Your thought process is interrupted when she speaks.

"I just don't want to lose you," she sniffles, "So I guess if you're gonna go do stupid stuff, then I'll just have to stick around then. But that means you can't leave me either? You got that?"

"Yeah, I got it," you reply, you release yourself from the hug, only to realize that Lisa is still holding on to you. You don't think she's crying anymore at least.

You gently reach for your handkerchief, sliding it into her hand. Grasping it seems to make her realize what she was doing, and she slowly slides out of the embrace, using the handkerchief to dry her eyes.

"Thanks, Ceil," she smiles.

---------------------------------

I'm going to call it a night here. Thank you for your participation, you were all wonderful.

Feel free to leave any comments or suggestions you have.

>>31590872
Whelp, we gave a girl a handkerchief. That means we're married now.

>>31590872
I've got a question for the other anons: ARE we gonna be this reckless in the future? Do note that we're still small fry, and that we don't have to try and be heroes straight off the bat.

>>31590872
daww
nice thread

>>31590941
Honestly, I believe in acting first, then if you're still alive after you can justify it.

>>31590955
hokay then, as long as we know to spend a little extra on armor and survival training.

>>31590872
Thanks for the thread Med had fun.
ETA on the next?

>>31591011
It'll probably be around Wednesday again. I'm not sure if I can keep doing threads on Saturday night though.