[Game] Lord Windos' PokeRole Adventure: Celadon City Vandel

[Lord Windos]

[If you trying to scare the hell of me Windos, good news to you: You succeed.]

"Where the heck is that Vampire?" Whisper Arial trying to sound furtive. Since this place is the Vampire iner sanctum, she proprably around here. Arial then gladly he did not break the window back when he was inside his room. That crazy woman could go there in minutes. Arial arm himself with both the Plunger and Bludgeon (better have two then one weapon!), and decide to take a look in the room, trying to be furtive, and taking a look in the cabinants to find anything more to defende himself (a chicken knife or something!). He take the opportunity see the room if there a good place to hide in case the Vampire suddenly apear. "A prepare person valuable for two."

Action: Search the room for any interesting item and any good place to hide!

Weapon/Item Search: Insight + Knowledge + Alert = 6D6 Dice
(4)(5)(5)(6)(3)(4) 5 Successes

With extreme care and delicacy, you explored the small kitchen area for any at all useful towards you self defense, ongoing escape attempt, etc.. Searching the dining room portion didn't turn up much more besides the remains of what could be generously described as 'food' , but rummaging through the couch turns up: Rolling 1D100 - (98) $980 Poke in loose change. Wouldn't keep you alive right now, but maybe in the future it could help by some more supplies! The cabinants, meanwhile, prove to be a much more fruitful place for plundering, as you found a small bowl that had 5 Berries in it! They were:

(3): Oran (Heals 1 HP) , (3): Oran (Heals 1 HP), (2): Perssim (Cures Confusion), (6): Figi Berry (Heals 6 HP and 3 Lethal Damage, But Inflicts Severe Confusion if your Pokémon/yourself doesn't like the flavor) , (5): Sitrus Berry (Heal 3 HP and 1 Lethal Damage, no downsides)

Their were other a few more containers that held berries, but none of them were the type that could cure Status/Heal you, at least from what you could tell. In on of the drawers, you also manage to obtain a large, somewhat rusty Butcher's Knife (That looked to have freshish blood on its blade...) This weapon would deal STR + 3 against enemies, but such use has a chance to break it, since its designed to cut into the flesh of the dead, not the living. The Fridge......in had bags filled with Meat of some kind, a couple of Gallon Milk Pitchers filled with Blood, and a whole intact and dead Pigdy sitting on a plate.

Auto Reaction Roll: (1) You SLAM the door shut, creating quite a racket in the process. It was then, following the burst of noise, you heard what sound like hurried foot steps coming from directly beneath you. Oh dear, the Vampire heard that. The Vampire heard that. *&$%!

Quick, where to hide?!

-Under the Table? Kinda obvious if she checks there, but at the very least you have easy access to bolt towards what you think is the exit of this floor, and some concealment is better than none!

-In the empty cabinet under the Sink? Crampt fit, and your sorta stuck in their if the Vampire check the place, but its not a typical hiding spot AND its closer to what you think is the exit.

-The dead end that hold the door to what you think the exit to the floor is? No cover at all, but you THINK that the door swings open in such a way that it would obscure line of sight in that direction, and the moment the bloodsucker investigates the kitchen/rest of floor, you can immediately book it.

-The Vent? All but a perfect hiding spot, but the problem is that its quite far away, and its a gamble whether or not you'll be able to enter it unseen, which could lead to a scenario where the Vampire is chasing you through the vents or sends one of her Pokémon to do so. Not good!

-Hiding is for cowards, Imma Fighting the Monster! Low chance of succeeding, and the outcome will likely be distinctly unpleasant. Might distract them long enough for Reiner to come barging in without resistance, though!

Choice you hiding spot/course of action, madman!

Music: Unwanted Attention