Board Thread:Fun and Games/@comment-5135903-20130919182126/@comment-5135903-20131118192754

 DreadVolt 

Unfortunately, moving toward the box would put you right in the creature's way, so you are forced to move away. K'tek doesn't make it out so good, narrowly avoiding the creature.

"Phelaholiim, we have a serious problem here!"

Phelaholiim reappears for a third time, saying,

"I detect no evidence of any unauthorised presences."

The creature grabs K'tek, who becomes almost completely buried in its huge clasp.

"Use my echolocation!"

"Oh dear! I seem to have been hacked!"

Suddenly, you hear a huge BANG! Seemingly out of nowhere, the creature's body has been encased in what seems like translucent white rock, forcing it to release its grip on K'tek. It struggles for a moment, then breaks out of the material (which apparently dissolves back into mist). By now, Twon has come into echolocation range to see what all the fuss is about.

"Utility fog isn't working!"

Phelaholiim seems troubled,

"No stronger level of restraint is allowed by the current security quotient."

I'm sure I've got to a point by which DreadVolt would make a move.

 Darwol 

Making your way through the silvery, distorted glass tunnel, one of the mysterious, aura-like figures on the other side seem to be trying to get your attention in quite an urgent manner. They aren't making any sound, though. Then you are distracted by one of those wierd chicken-creatures (like the one the Mallard kicked into the goop earlier); like earlier, it carries a long projectile-firing weapon which is small by your standards, but comically oversized for the small creature (the end which it isn't holding is resting on the ground). It speaks strangely.

"Wanna buy some oil?"

 Wanraknasdan 

You don't get very far because nobody can understand how you communicate (the CIC has yet to come across the Kaoom). Thinking back, you remember that the ostrich-thing you met before was just trying to copy what you were saying (like some sort of sapient parrot). Just as you give up hope, somebody calls out in a way that you understand!

It looks like a much larger version of the small dino-chicken creatures that you see scuttling about trying to trade people oil, though it is distinctly different.

It looks kind of like a dinosaur from the Dromaeosauridae family (albeit standing more upright), though it has soft, green, leathery skin instead of scales. The green skin is patterned vaguely like very dark green vegetation. The general build of the creature is pretty wily, and it has a fat belly; its two eyes are on long stalks on the top of the flat head; they move around independantly.

As for clothing, the creature wears nothing but an oversized sombrero-esque hat and a similarly oversized loose bow made out of what looks like an old rag.

"You seem lost. Can I help?"