It was only yesterday that I was a lowly shreep-tender.

That all changed when my master, the great ruler of the Tower of Adan, summoned me. I was sure it was to be the day of my anointment into the ranks of wizard-kind... even though I had yet to cast a spell successfully.

STORY TIME! STORY TIME!

When I ascended the tower and entered Adan's workroom I found myself alone. Flush with excitement and buoyed by my own natural talents, I took it upon myself to attempt another spell - this time with an enchanted scroll I found close at hand.

The results were... unexpected.

Adan, furious at my work, warned me that I had brought the creature back to an unhappy half-life, and bade me to keep it near as a constant reminder of my shame.

In the course of his frothings I learned that he had called me to him not to ascend me to the ranks of wizard-kind but to banish me for my failures as his apprentice!

As he sent me from his sight he uttered one final sting: that I would never be a wizard.

Furious with Adan's cruel words I fled, to the dungeons of his tower where strange evils are kept like poison in bottles. There I made a bargain with one of the bottled nightmares for the power Adan had denied me. The creature was only too eager to help, and brought forth a book of blasphemies that filled my heart with a cold and cruel magic.

As I left the Tower of Adan I vowed that someday his tower, and his head, would be mine.

Inventory:
One shreep (female, tame, rideable)
One skeleton helper (Bob)
One pitchfork (muck-encrusted)
One book of blasphemies (bound in the skin of infants or something)
One small pouch (empty)

Spells:
Witchlight: Summon a glow to light your way in darkness

Abilities:
Second Sight: See invisible entrances (and possibly other things, but so far you only know you can see the hidden entrance to the dungeons of the Tower)

Now a new day has dawned, and I find myself free of Adan's grip. The book I carried out of his tower lies safely hidden in my hovel, though I doubt he even knows I possess it.

From beyond the walls of the shreep pen, the shouts and calls of the market carry through the warm spring air, and I find myself adrift. From farther still I hear the ringing shouts of sailors at the dock. And farther still the mountains loom at the edge of Adan's domain.


What will you do, Apprentice?

(whoops, forgot to mention: the first episode of Apprentice Quest is at the bottom of this page:)

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=lego%20quest

>>12623624
Let us work hard, and practice as much as possible, and attempt to further ourselves in Necromancy.

All we can cast is a light spell? time to buckle down and study that book of blasphemes

Check the book for any spells which we can cast with out setting our own head on fire.

>>12623638
or find a spell that will make bob catch on fire permanently while keeping him safe...

Or at least giving him some kind of mind back.

rolled 9 = 9

First we must teach Bob the skull...eton/ coat rack how to care for and maintain the hilariously sad Shreep.

>>12623643

That works too!

rolled 2876 = 2876

>>12623649

This is so we can take care of our shreep and study as well.

>>12623635
>>12623637
>>12623638

As soon as the shreep are fed I return to my bedside and open the book again. In the daylight it's just as foreboding, and my eyes immediately begin to well.

Roll a d12 and link to this post, please!

Put

noko dice 1d12

in the email field to roll

rolled 12 = 12

>>12623677

Rolling

rolled 33866 = 33866

>>12623690

... why can't I roll that well in RPGs?

>>12623649

>>12623690

I am now very glad I didn't roll.

rolled 5 = 5

come on lucky number

rolled 31976 = 31976

>>12623710

OH god, I can't stop laughing at the horrified/ retarded faces of the Shreep.

"Durrrrrrrrrr BAAAAWWWWWWW"

well?

>>12623690

As I read, the sun outside is blotted by clouds, and the air grows chill as the light wanes.

My eyes flit across words that uncurl themselves into a language I can read, desperately seeking to fill my gaze.

From outside lightning crashes and I hear the shouts of men struggling to keep their wares from blowing away.

The red haze again fills me, and my heart leaps as it shows me the power I crave...

The power to see the whole world burn.

>>12623818
some_men_just_want_to_see_the_world_burn.jpg

>>12623818

We should totally go set some stuff on fire now.

>>12623818
Woot!
now lets take stock and decide if we want to take over the locals and start our evil reign.
Also, could we make more undead if we had the parts?

so... what exactly did we learn?

Exhausted, I collapse backward onto my bed. The flame pulls a little bit of myself out with it as it extinguishes.

Sunlight returns to stream onto my face as I hear the plaintive cries of the shreep.


What will you do, Apprentice?

rolled 4261 = 4261

>>12623847

Sleep.

Then when we wake up in the morning, we make sure Bob hasn't killed all of our Shreep.

rolled 4 = 4

>>12623847
>The flame pulls a little bit of myself out with it as it extinguishes.
Wait what? I didn't sign on for this.
See if we can sacrifice a shreep to get our life force back.

>>12623843
>now lets take stock and decide if we want to take over the locals and start our evil reign.
The only problem with that is Adan, the big-shot wizard who controls this land, and by extension everyone in it.

>Also, could we make more undead if we had the parts?
You don't know!

>>12623870
well then its time to find out!
can we spare a shreep for testing, or will we have to go graveyard robbing later in the night?

Also agreeing with the idea that we should check if some blood sacrifice will restore our strength, and does the fire only drain we turn it off, instead of constantly if we leave it on?

>>12623860
>>12623869

When I return to the shreep pen, I'm surprised to see Bob still working! Apparently he's not that bad of a shreep-tender!

The thought occurs that only one of the shreep lets me ride her, and if I'm to begin my journey to master the dark arts the others will need to be taken care of...

If I'm to sacrifice them I'll need something better than a pitchfork. The book is quite clear about that. Perhaps I could sell them as well...


What will you do, Apprentice?

rolled 24695 = 24695

I'm guessing the spell just sapped some of our energy, like sorcerrers and wizards do in DnD with the whole spell slots thing.

>>12623887

Let's save the shreep until we can make some serious undead abominations out of them. Just imagine an army of unstoppable zombie shreep!

rolled 2787 = 2787

>>12623933

Maybe we should see about getting Bob some clothes...

Can we get a disguise for Bob? His presence might make the locals nervous, don't want any solicitors with torches and pitchforks at our door.

>>12623960
>>12623997
>Can we get a disguise for Bob?

Definitely!

But you'd have to go to the market or somewhere else. All you have is the clothes on your back.

rolled 11 = 11

>>12624018

... lets bring one of our Shreep with us for barter.

Rolling

rolled 19639 = 19639

>>12624025

Seriously dice gods. Seriously? Why now? Why coldn't have been when my assassin was trying to dodge that sword?

God dammit.

>>12624025
Ahahahaha

OK, hang on a minute.

rolled 38655 = 38655

>>12624040

Oh god, this can't end well.

I bring the other cow shreep with me. She's never been any good. Salmo the lecher is only too happy to take her from me, however, and offers me more coin than I need to buy a suit of rags!

Now, having disguised Bob with my usual talent, the pair of us are free to walk about the market!

rolled 25715 = 25715

>>12624172

Oh my god.

The sights and sounds dazzle me for a moment - spending so much time in the shreep pen, I've forgotten what the market is like!

Strange traders from the distant lands!

rolled 8 = 8

>>12624196
Oh man, lets talk to the guy with the hood and staff, I want to see what his deal is.

... and my nemesis, Jenny the Harlot.


What will you do, Apprentice?

>>12624217

Lure Jenny home and sacrifice her.

>>12624217
Invite her to your home for a drink. Claim we are tired of our past arguments and long to have a female friend to make out with.. I mean sacrifice to elder gods.. I mean... talk to.

>>12624216

"Ah, young miss, I see there is more about you than meets the eye!"

>>12624230

Not yet, to truly act out our vengeance against Jenny we must first perfect our dark arts. Then we can turn her into our personal plaything. A creature intact of mind, but of shattered body. Forever she shall live in torment doing our biding as we command!

"Much like these birds, brought here from the southern edge of the world! They have seen much, and may speak like men, if they desire."

"Only ten coins each, dear miss, to have a companion that speaks to you!"

But ten coins is all the money Salmo gave me for the shreep...


What will you do, Apprentice

rolled 10 = 10

>>12624329

Move on, we need the money to buy a sacrificial blade.

no, a talking bird sounds like a bad idea at the moment.

>>12624329

Lets get a sword instead

I concur. The money would be best spent elsewhere.

>>12624343

"A blade, you say?"

The swarthy man turns and beckons at a chest by his feet. From inside I hear a click, and the lid swings open.

I love this quest, OP. You haven't lost your charm.

>>12624381
Take a look!

rolled 12 = 12

>>12624381

In b4 that shiny silver sword form excalibur series.

>>12624401
Oh please oh please!

Or an Aquanaut knife, perhaps?

"This knife was forged by blind monks of Zaldimar, young miss. Its history is best left unspoken."

"For you, young miss, ten coins."


What will you do, Apprentice?

rolled 1 = 1

>>12624415
haggle him down to seven or eight coins

(FFFFFF >DAT PIECE)

(I dug out the knife just for this, then DROPPED IT. Just when I lost all hope, I saw it on the floor!)

rolled 10 = 10

>>12624415

Ask to inspect the blade first. This guy is just too shifty to trust at his word

>>12624412
>>12624415
CALLED IT!
:D

>>12624417

"Eight coins for this priceless relic?!?" he shouts, raising his crystal-tipped staff in the air. "You dishonor my ancestors!"

>>12624431
How is eight more insulting than ten? Also, I like your beard.

Hey Lego Quest, at the end of After the Brick, did we die? I thought you said then that we hadn't and there might be continuation (hoping!).

"Of course you may inspect it, young miss!" he says plaintively, lowering his staff in obvious eagerness at the possibility of a sale.

rolled 7 = 7

>>12624431
Inform him another merchant had a similar blade for sale at five pieces. That merchant seemed incredibly untrustworthy. As such we would rather purchase his blade. We can't afford to pay ten gold, however, eight is the best we can do.

As I grasp its handle, my fingers wrap around it like the knife was made for them.

Its blade is pleasingly light for such a wicked-looking thing.


What will you do, Apprentice?

rolled 2 = 2

>>12624464
This
>>12624460

pay up, if the blade fits us that well, then we want it (fuck yea aquanauts to )

>>12624460

"Ten coins, no less!"

It seems my encounter with Salmo was a fluke, or I'm not as good at bartering as I used to be.

Some of the other merchants cast glances our way.


What will you do, Apprentice?

>>12624480

Fine, we'll pay the price. 'tis a fine blade, no?

rolled 10 = 10

>>12624480

This freckle-haired stepchild, should ask.

"Can it cut through thick leather armor and still cut tomatoes?"

>>12624480
hand the coin over, we want this blade

>>12624480
Okay, but can we get the cleaning kit thrown in with it? We'll speak well of you!

rolled 5 = 5

>>12624480

We will accept 10 gold coins, if he teaches us his 'evil laugh'

rolled 8 = 8

>>12624500

We really should ask if it can actually cut anything, if its made of bronze or something.

Nothing isn't more of a bitch when a blade breaks when you are about to shank someone. And this guy keeps referring this blade "as a relic", so it could be a old as fuck pocket knife for all we know.

Hell, I would even doubt if this guy was legitimate

rolled 22611 = 22611

We need an evil laugh.

>>12624500

"Here, young miss, to keep it safe."

The swarthy man draws forth a leather sheath on a sling. With it, I can keep the knife at hand without revealing it.

rolled 10 = 10

>>12624500

We really should ask if it can actually cut anything, if its made of bronze or something.

Nothing isn't more of a bitch when a blade breaks when you are about to shank someone. And this guy keeps referring this blade "as a relic", so it could be a old as fuck pocket knife for all we know.

Hell, is this "merchant" approved by the Guild of Merchants? Wax seal and all.

>>12624508
>>12624516
lets buy it, we have plenty of shreep left to sell if we must and im sure that dark magic book probably has a few soul damning contracts that will make us rich.

>>12624512

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=%22rubies+of+zaldimar%22

My task completed, the market lies spread before me, and the wild lands beyond the edge of town.

At least I've not had the displeasure of seeing Sir Percy today.


What will you do now, Apprentice?

And yes, the knife seems to be a fine knife.

It's sturdy and pretty sharp.

rolled 7 = 7

>>12624584

Lets see if we can find that Harlot and push her into a pile of manure. That always brightens our day.

rolled 13743 = 13743

>>12624599

Ahhh the dice gods are back to their fickle selves.

me thinks its time to head home and carve up a shreep to test both blood sacrifice and necromancy upon!

>>12624584
I'd recommend against practicing our dark magic on the shreep in the middle of the day.
>>12624599
So yes this is a good plan.

>>12624599
Yes, this.

>>12624599

There's only one place Jenny might be at this time of day... a place I've never set foot inside.

The dockside tavern.

go in and keep bob close for brawl backup, this should be interesting.

>>12624653
bobs_gonna_bob.jpg

As soon as I step inside, all eyes turn to regard me. I can only assume what they're thinking - no reputable woman sets foot in here.

I spy Jenny near the back, trying to part a pair of sailors from their coins.

What will you do, Apprentice?

rolled 12 = 12

>>12624695
"Hey Jenny, I see the rash has finally gone down!"

rolled 7 = 7

>>12624710

We run up to her and tell her that her anti fungal creme will be ready in about 6 hours, and if she has a room where we'll deliver it to her, or if she'll pick it up right after shes done with these gentlemen.

Then we smile bow and leave.

rolled 23431 = 23431

>>12624715
>>12624715

Nice

>>12624729

>>12624715

"Jenny."

The room is silent at once.

"Oh, it's you, filthy shreep-girl. I should have known from the sme-"

For a moment after I say it, silence fills the room.

Then...

Laughter bellows from everyone in the room.

Everyone, save Jenny, who rushes to the door, almost knocking Bob aside, and flees into the noon sun.

The men raise their glasses and laugh again.

What will you do now, Apprentice?

(Actually, I've gotta put this on hold for an hour or so while I eat dinner. Please discuss where you want to go from here, and I'll be back in a little bit.)

>>12624813
Alright, cool, thanks so far, this is fun.

rolled 4763 = 4763

>>12624795

I say we smile. Take Bob then leave.

Nothing is so terrifying as a Harlot Scorned.

Jerry Springer taught me that.

enjoy our triumph, then head home to continue our labors of mastering magic! also, has the voice that tempted us ever come back, or is it safe to assume its all in the book?

>>12624795
Masterful.

>>12624795
I say we follow after the Harlot, see where she goes

>>12624940
at the very least it will give us the oppertunity to collect her delicious tears

>>12625053
and perhaps a small amount of blood?

rolled 19127 = 19127

>>12625053

Harlot tears does sound like a pretty boss Alchemical ingredient.

The sailors bid me to come and sing with them, but my mind is on other things...

Specifically, Jenny and her tears. I turn and follow her...

Oh, no.

Of course, Sir Percy would choose this time to show up.


What will you do, Apprentice?

>>12625301
Duck back inside and try to find another way out. Or wait until Percy enters, then leave while he looks for a seat.

>>12625320
I like this one

>>12625301
What do we have to fear from sir Percy? Keep going. A worthless man in a tin suit holds no power over us!

>>12625320

As I reenter the tavern, the young sailor calls to me.

"Forget something, miss? Come and sit with us, and we'll tell you the tale of the great green beast of the southern ocean!"


Roll a d12 for whatever you do, Apprentice!

>>12625354
>What do we have to fear from sir Percy?

Nothing, he's just a bore. Plus he might cramp your harlot-harvesting operations.

>maternalism bledinge

rolled 7 = 7

>>12625364
Shit I was away pumpkin carving, I wanted to hear some sailor stories when this came back anyways, so listen to their tale

go to 4ch archive org and request a archive

>>12625393

I see an opportunity and rush forward, concealing myself between the sailors and the wall, and bid them to speak.

rolled 2 = 2

>>12625364
"Maybe later gents."
See if we can't move avoid the knight and catch up with the harlot

And just in time, too.

As Sir Percy speaks with the barkeeper, the sailor begins his tale.

" Twas ten years back, when I was but a boy on my first voyage..."

"My first voyage. Aye, I remember every bit of it."

"Twas not a pleasant one, however, for I thought it would be my last!"

"We were becalmed in the strange tropical seas of the distant south, and had been for some time. All our provisions had run out, and we were soon to expire."

"Garrett here was the navigator even then, but his eye could not pierce the bedeviling fog that had enshrouded us for days. The very fog that had led us to this sargasso."

"Suddenly, there was a terrible groaning, and an upswell knocked against the ship, throwing Garrett over the side!"

"When I ran to the edge to leap in and save him, I saw a palm leaf floating in the sea. Amazed, I shrieked that we were near land!"

"Before my eyes, more leaves emerged from the briny deep, drenched in water and unfurling into the equatorial sun!"

"Before we knew it, we were perched atop the great scaly back of the terrible fish!"

"Only by carefully piercing its shell while it slept were we able to drink its blood and remain alive until it swam within sight of land..."

"Well?"

...


What will you do, Apprentice?

>>12625764
Well what?
Nice story, I guess
Entertaining
plot was a little perdictable tho

Sir Percy seems to have left..

Options as I see them:

* Return home, read spellbook
* Dispose of shreep
* Find Jenny, harvest precious bodily fluids
* Leave town
* Anything else people suggest

Get an account of where the giant fish was so perhaps in the future we can siad the seas in our giant undead fish fortress.

But for now head back to our hut and wait for evening to start sheep sacrificial experiments.

after the whore!!!

>>12625836
>>12625838

I have all afternoon before the sun goes down.

Plenty of time to find Jenny.

Roll a d12 and link to this post, please!

rolled 12 = 12

>>12625866
Rollin' dem bones

>>12625874

What luck...

The alley leads behind the tavern - and the tavern juts up against the edge of the sea.

Is there a reason Bob has a total "Haters gonna hate" walk?

What will you do, Apprentice?

> Is there a reason Bob has a total "Haters gonna hate" walk?

He's very unsteady on his feet.

rolled 6 = 6

>>12625963
'Sup Jenny. Maybe we went a little too far with the burn. We cool?

rolled 7 = 7

>>12625963
Tell her we are sorry, and we want her to have this ceremonial knife as an apology. Then we give her the knife over and over and over again!

rolled 1 = 1

>>12625981

"YAAAAH!"


Roll a d12 and link to this post, please!

rolled 6 = 6

>>12626011
I'm laughing so far. Rolling mah dice

rolled 3 = 3

>>12626040

I slash at her, cutting open her shoulder and drawing blood up from beneath her pale skin!


Roll a d12 again, Apprentice!

Letting someone else do the honors this time.

>>12626077
I think people are ready to end for now. I know I am.

rolled 8 = 8

>>12626068
Screw it, rolling.

Where did all the other bastards go to? There was like 4 people in this thread.

rolled 5 = 5

>>12626068
I'll roll these bones.

>>12626068
wait why are we trying to kill her?

rolled 6 = 6

>>12626095

>>12626128
>Then we give her the knife over and over and over again!

.... I leave the thread for twenty minutes and we're murdering someone.
Goshdarnit, now I feel guilty for suggesting we try to find the Harlot.

There we are- a good conclusion. Our first murder!

>>12626151
I don't feel very good about that

So we've gone from tending shreep to murdering hookers in a single session, that's cool.

My breath runs hot and ragged in my chest, and the setting sun makes my eyes water.

At my feet, Jenny lies motionless, though between the raucous sailors and the bawwing of the shreep it seems no one heard our struggle.

My earlier musing of raising her body flits through my mind again.


What will you do, Apprentice?

rolled 3 = 3

>>12626189
Let's raise it. More minions is good.

>>12626189
raise her! then hightail it back home and hope we arent spotted

>>12626189
Check to see if she's alive

rolled 6115 = 6115

>the bawwing of the shreep it seems no one heard our struggle.

That never ceases to make me laugh.

We collect a sample of Harlots Blood/ Tears.

Push her into the river and skip our merry way home.

rolled 5 = 5

Now Bob can have that new body he's been wanting!

>>12626189
I know this runs counter to the general feelings of anons, but can we please try to save her?

rolled 6 = 6

>>12626189
Bite the corpse.

>>12626189
.... I never should have suggested that we try to collect her delicious tears

>>12626209
Bite it good.

>>12626206
I would have preferred raising a sheep but nothing good can come of helping her now.

>>12626189
If she yet draws breath, can we please see about trying to help her?
Cruel words are one thing, but murder quite another

Have Bob carry Jenny underwater to our humble abode as to not be seen. I'm sure we can find something to do with a dead harlot in our new book.

captcha:
atrihilm University
yes captcha we should set up a school but not yet, thanks for the suggestion.

>>12626195
>>12626196
>>12626200

She's very much dead, but I can't do anything without the book...

...and it's hidden under my bed!


What will you do, Apprentice?

rolled 7 = 7

Put Bob inside her skin!

>>12626229
>>12626229
DO THIS.

rolled 11 = 11

>>12626233
Bite the corpse. Twice.

>>12626222
Still you have to admit that what we've just done is new to us.
Shock is inevitable, as is guilt. I'd really like to see us break the sterotype of cliche, evil for evils sake, puppy kicking necromancers

Something possesses me and I take a wolf-like snap at the corpse. Once. Twice. Her blood is still warm as it slips across my tongue.

I want to see some fucking biting before I go to bed.

>>12626273
Wait, why did we just bite the harlot?
.....
>freudianimplication.jpeg

>>12626273
>>12626277
Out-fucking-standing. Did we pick up a cup at the bar to take some of that blood in?

As Bob and Jenny sink into the water, I take a moment to compose myself before I scurry home, and the magnitude of what I've done strikes me fully.

Is this path worth the power I seek?

Creepy, ok enough stalling or sir shines a lot will find us. Bob take her underwater back to our house!

rolled 1 = 1

>>12626273
Put her inside the barrel that was beside the bar and get Bob to carry it home.

Hoo boy, this is a lot different format than what I'm used to.

A much slower pace as well, which I can tell is dragging on people. I'll try to think about what I can do to fix that.

Questions, comments, complaints?

My actions lead to the death of an NPC and may force the Protagonist down a path of darkness.
......
Feelsbadman

Outstanding Bob, way to anticipate! Back to the house! Our moment of grief passes once we remember that time Jenny cut our hair and threw us in a mud puddle.

>>12626326

The dark path of necromancy is a bit harder to run then the go getting craziness of space adventure. But I'm sure as our power increases new foes will appear!

I love all the lego quest stuff you've done, it seems int he other ones there was more of a linear adventure; while this is more sandbox style, which is great, but it may be harder to get people to participate.

>>12626326
No real complaints
How does raise dead work?
Are we going with using the whole "necromancy works through negative energy" line of bullcrap?
Is there still a chance of being a good necromancer who is also good, or at the very least neutral?
Is there a form of resurrection that won't lead to dem bones and no personality?

rolled 1 = 1

>>12626326
No complaints. The Lego aesthetic and the humorous nature of this game really contrast with the path we've chosen haha.

When are you running this next? I'd prefer not to miss it.

>>12626366
>it seems int he other ones there was more of a linear adventure; while this is more sandbox style, which is great, but it may be harder to get people to participate.

That is exactly what I was debating when I thought about running this. I wanted to try something new, though, so I did it anyway, but I wouldn't be opposed to putting it up and doing some more Wasteland or something.

>>12626378
>How does raise dead work?
You need to check the book.

>Are we going with using the whole "necromancy works through negative energy" line of bullcrap?
No.

>Is there still a chance of being a good necromancer who is also good, or at the very least neutral?
Yes!

>Is there a form of resurrection that won't lead to dem bones and no personality?
Maybe!

>>12626420
>>12626428
I, too, wish to know when next I can see this adventure.

rolled 8 = 8

I feel bad about murdering Jenny. She was an incorrigible wench, but murdering her in cold blood like makes me wonder if the book is changing us somehow, we should try and resurrect her.

>>12626470
I too would like to see this- there's a big difference between girlish rivalries and cold blooded murder

rolled 2430 = 2430

>>12626470

I just wanted to make her cry hilarious tears. D:

rolled 30380 = 30380

>>12626515
>>12626519
>>12626470

Maybe we can sorta... raise her and be best friends?

>>12626470
I think that would quickly lead to our arrest. What do you do with someone who you just murdered? Keep her captive forever?

>>12626547
Well, we also just saved her life, sorta
And albiet she wouldn't even have died in the first place if it wasn't for us, but still

>>12626539
"Yeah, you know uh, sorry about that whole...murder thing. Pals?"

>>12626547
No- we just need to convince her that we're sorry for what we've done. To say that it was a mistake wouldn't cover the amount of wrongness that we felt following it.
We didn't even mean to attack her like that, honest, it's just, well, she made us so angry and feel so hurt....
It doesn't make what we did right, but we want her to know that we regret our actions, and are willing to do what it takes to make up for it.

>>12626447
>>12626420
Next game... will be no sooner than next Friday, although it may not happen until Thanksgiving.

>>12626470
>we should try and resurrect her
I would not oppose this

>>12626547
>I think that would quickly lead to our arrest. What do you do with someone who you just murdered? Keep her captive forever?

You could always leave town afterward. After all, if it storms every time you learn something from that book, Adan will catch on sooner or later. Or the town will flood.

All great wizards need a remote fortress.

>>12626607
bullshit. No matter how sorry you are, she is going to want revenge.

>>12626578
We stabbed her! Repeatedly! It was probably very unpleasant!

>>12626607
I say we just flat out convince her that nothing happened.
"If I murdered you, you wouldn't be dead right? Were you drinking that stuff that the sailors are always having at the bar? It's making you talk crazy."

>>12626620
The point isn't that we want to get something from her
The point is to recognize we did something wrong and to try to make up for it

>>12626650
Honestly, if someone you already disliked followed you into an alley and murdered and then revived you via forbidden arts, would you forgive them if they said sorry?

Blackmail is the very best thing we can expect from her if she is allowed to go free. It's better to let sleeping dogs lie.

>>12626672
You callin' her a bitch, anon?

>>12626672
Oh and having murder on our heads is better?

we find a spell in the book that magically changes Adan's name to Alan. Because this is significantly less imposing he loses much of his magical power, and becomes easy to kill.

I think we should end this moral line of thought and instead look at thie omportant question - wouldn't it be fucking AWESOME to have a zombie hooker in the party?

>>12626696
Ohoho, exactly.

>>12626699
Frankly, yes. It's less likely to have immediate repercussions than murdering her and reviving her would. As long as no one saw us following her, there's nothing to tie the murder to us.

>>12626189

Bob has a wife now

>>12626756
Just what a skeleton without a penis needs, someone to follow him around and nag with no redeeming factors to the relationship whatsoever.

>>12626754
Look all I'm saying is
It isn't exactly murder if the person in question is still alive, right?

>>12626781

redeeming features....could turn her body into something like a suit for some sort of abyssal horror. Like the giant roach in men in black.

>>12626806
Maybe not, but all the same I don't think she'll be very forgiving about the whole thing. Being stabbed isn't something you just shrug off even if you survive the ordeal. Maybe if we could mess with her memory somehow it would be alright, but as it is we can expect some nasty consequences sooner or later if she doesn't stay dead.

This line of thought has taken a turn for the profound.

>>12626862
As I would expect some nasty consequences sooner or later if she stays missing for long and people remember we were the last person in her general vicinity

>>12626728
>wouldn't it be fucking AWESOME to have a zombie hooker in the party?

I would agree with that.

>http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=lego%20quest

>The Apprentice learns how to make fire with magic, gives her nemesis a killer put-down, and continues her quest to master the dark arts!

>gives her nemesis a killer put-down

This was written before you stabbed her to death~

>>12626954
....
motherfrakers planned this from the beginning!

>>12626862
I think there's a little more than that. yeah we killed her, but our insult was probably the thing she'll remember the most. This wasn't some high school prank, this was directed at the town harlot. there must be some underlying trama uncovered in our insult to make her run out of that room with tears streaming down her face, I doubt this was a one time thing as well. she was our nemisis, and our abillity to do this to her on the fly makes me think we've been doing this often for a long time. we should skip town, odds are we're the prime suspect.

>>12626917
is there anymore tonight? if not what are the plans for this current week, I missed out on this session but would like to play.