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Occupied Equestria - Get Away
Anonymous
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No.169000
Now, on Occupied Equestria: Silver is storming the Ministry building to find a changeling bomb. Posey is making her get away from unknown hostiles after an adventure in the city. Amber is trying desperately to flee the country. All of that, and more
1359 replies and 111 files omitted.
Anonymous
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No.170313
170314
>>170312
Posey hears a "pop," lighter in intensity than any gunshot before, and a red ball blazes through the tall grass, bounces against the ground, and continues onwards. The grass along the trail of the fireball starts to catch fire.
Anonymous
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No.170314
170315
>>170313
Does the fire threaten to burn Posey?
If so, she'll move away.
Anonymous
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No.170315
170316
dsmGaKWMeHXe9QuJtq_ys30PNfTGnMsRuHuo_MUzGCg.jpg
>>170314
The line of fire is near Posey, maybe 10 or so feet away, and is starting to catch on. the grass is in that happy medium where it is dry enough to catch fire, but wet enough that it does not burn cleanly, but produces decent amounts of smoke. Posey does not need to move in the next few turns to avoid taking damage, as it is far enough away.

After the passage of more time, maybe another two rounds, there is another "pop," and another ball of fire shot through the tall grass.
[1d20 = 2]
Anonymous
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No.170316
170317 170320
>>170315
Posey continues healing herself until she has to move.
Anonymous
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No.170317
170319 170320
>>170316
A third “pop”
[1d20 = 5]
Anonymous
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No.170319
170320
>>170317
Can Posey see what it is?
Anonymous
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No.170320
170321
>>170316
>>170317

>>170319

Yes, though only out of the corner of her eye. It's a ball of flame being shot through the grass of the field.

From behind, posey can hear
"Атакуйце, шчаняткі!" And more gunshots
[1d20+8 = (1+8) = 9]
[1d20+8 = (10+8) = 18]
[1d20+8 = (9+8) = 17]
[1d20+8 = (13+8) = 21]
[1d20+8 = (5+8) = 13]

Though the fire inches closer, it isn't exactly Posey's life being threatened at the moment.
Anonymous
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No.170321
170322
>>170320
Posey makes due on her agreement to play dead, until the fire gets near her.
Tell me how many rounds it takes for her to need to move, so I'll know how much she healed.
Anonymous
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No.170322
170323
>>170321
After the passage of about six rounds/36 seconds, the fire feels uncomfortably close.

The fire is producing copious amounts of smoke, which gives cover. The meadow did not catch fire quite so successfully on the "right" side, which is to say the area immediately in front of the barn. The only sources of light, besides the half-moon, are the burning barn, in which it appears one of the two fire set has caught on and was not put out, and the fire in the meadow that is now between Posey and the ELF cell. Posey may cast a shadow from the fire in the barn.
Anonymous
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No.170323
170324
>>170322
Posey crawls, at 10 ft per round, to cast no shadows.
Anonymous
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No.170324
170325
>>170323
As Posey moves up, she is able to get a clearer view of what is going on:

August and the ELF cell are fighting at range in evident retreat, as the Bloodbourne is commanding the thralls to attack. The Bloodbourne himself is commanding from the back, near the barn, and evidently is fighting with magic.

A flare is shot into the air, lighting up the meadow as though under a full moon, though the smoke still obscures Posey’s position.
Anonymous
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No.170325
170326
>>170324
>flare
I forgot he had those...
Anonymous
9d7730e
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No.170326
170327
>>170325
Posey continues crawling.
Anonymous
48efe0a
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No.170327
170328
>>170326
Posey could crawl her way to the edge of the mound and ultimately either into the hole going to the cavern, or behind the mound and onto the riverbed. She could crawl a little to the right and towards the barn, but it is both on fire, and a center of attention.

Gunshots tell that the battle is still going on, although it's a little more distant now, as it seems the entire group has moved back
Anonymous
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No.170328
170329 170331
>>170327
Posey decides to head back to the cavern.
Anonymous
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No.170329
170330
>>170328
[1d20+1 = (19+1) = 20]
[1d20 = 9]
[1d20 = 3]
[1d20-1 = (12-1) = 11]
[1d20-1 = (18-1) = 17]
Anonymous
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No.170330
170331
>>170329
[1d20+1 = (4+1) = 5]
[2d8 = 12]
[2d8 = 4]
Anonymous
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No.170331
170332
>>170328
>>170330
The gunshots die down, and Posey seems to be alone in the night. The flare takes some time, but it falls to the ground.

The fires in the barn and in the meadow burn on at greater strength, still finding fuel.
Anonymous
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No.170332
170333
>>170331
Posey proceeds to the underground entrance, determined to investigate it before she leaves this place.
Anonymous
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No.170333
170334
>>170332
Be advised:

The entrance is a simple hole in the roof, going about 15 feet down into the cavern below. While Posey could likely ease herself down such that she could enter the cavern without taking damage, she does not immediately have a way to exit through that same hole, and the barn is now too dangerous to exit through.
Anonymous
9d7730e
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No.170334
170335
>>170333
Posey just jumps, taking the fall damage, having surpassed the end of her patience.
Anonymous
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No.170335
170336
>>170334
Posey enters the cavern, finding it free of thralls, the bloodbourne, any paladins, rebels, soldiers, hyenas, or any other kind of meddling forces. Posey can only see with her dark vision, which does not illuminate many of the contents, but nevertheless she can see much strewn about, like some clothing, two coffins, and innumerable scratchings on the wall.
Anonymous
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No.170336
>>170335
Posey decides to search the lair thoroughly, seeing if there truly is any treasure to be found here
Anonymous
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No.170337
170338 170340
I have to step out for half an hour.
Anonymous
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No.170338
>>170337
I'm back.
Anonymous
99a48b8
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No.170339
I guess I'll roll Search
[1d20+3 = (17+3) = 20]
Anonymous
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No.170340
170341 170342
>>170337
There's not a whole hell of a lot, but there is certainly more than none.

The most valuable items by far seem to have been looted from a bishopric's treasury: A sun shaped monstrance, a silver chalice, a silver ciborium, and a phylactery. And no, not for a lich, but apparently for a pony saint, unless the White Severyanan Lichs were very bold about their hiding places. Posey does not actually know how valuable these items are, but certainly they amount to several pounds of silver, as well as gold plating.

There are also a few rings, a brooch, a couple necklaces, and perhaps a few dozen silver coins and a few gold coins. There's also a jar of dirt, multiple road maps, two rather nice looking portrait paintings, and a rather large shield with elegant heraldry.
Anonymous
99a48b8
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No.170341
170343
>>170340
Posey takes anything remotely of value and stuffs them in her saddlebags.
Anonymous
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No.170342
170343
>>170340
>portrait paintings
Those won't fit in her saddlebags...
I guess that's what Floating Disk is for.
Anonymous
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No.170343
170344
>>170341
>>170342
The items, like the monstrance, are physically big, so that's not as easy as you may think.

And of course the paintings will not fit.
Anonymous
99a48b8
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No.170344
170345
>>170343
She'll have to use the disk then.
Although, she can't carrying them out into the burning barn without risking damage.
Posey spends a minute healing herself.
Anonymous
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No.170345
170346
>>170344
https://youtu.be/KWOV8bPUCS8?si=G1YOv3qL1B8JiFM6

Posey does so. No one enters the cavern, but Posey does not know whether the Bloodbourne or the ELF team are still somewhere outside.
Anonymous
99a48b8
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No.170346
170347
>>170345
I am suddenly wondering why I relinquished control of those spirits...
Posey goes to the entrance of the cavern and waits for the fires to die down.
Anonymous
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No.170347
170348
>>170346
Posey may have to wait for hours, should she chose to exit through the barn after the fire dies. Then again, for the undead, there is all of the time in the world
Anonymous
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No.170348
170349
>>170347
Posey would prefer to return to her lair before Gloomy wakes up.
Could she somehow bundle the items on the floating disk to protect them from the flames as she runs through? She doesn't care about a little fire herself.
Anonymous
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No.170349
170350
>>170348
She can most certainly try, either going through the barn, or finding a way straight up.

Rember there are a pair of caskets
Anonymous
99a48b8
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No.170350
170351
>>170349
What are the caskets made of?
She could load the treasure into the casket to protect what's inside.
Anonymous
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No.170351
170352
>>170350
Wood, although at least it's a hardwood
Anonymous
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No.170352
170353
>>170351
I guess that'll do.
Posey gets to work loading the casket, before reading herself to sprint through the fire.

I guess I'll preemptively roll reflex to avoid catching fire
[1d20+8 = (19+8) = 27]
Anonymous
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No.170353
170354 170355
>>170352
Just for good measure...
[1d20 = 18]

Does Posey wish to go out the usual way, turning right, and thus towards the meadow and the farmhouse, and likewise whoever may still be there (or not, as bodies would also be present)? Or does she wish to sidestep this area, and go left, to the riverbank?
Anonymous
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No.170354
170355 170356
>>170353
May as well go left first, for good measure. She can circle around later.
Anonymous
99a48b8
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No.170355
170356
>>170354
>>170353
Posey attempts to discreetly view the battlefield.
Anonymous
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No.170356
170357
>>170354
>>170355
Posey is able to deftly maneuver around the burning wagon, away from burning walls, and a lone burning beam. Or at least, far enough away that the wood does not catch fire. Posey may want to stamp out her cloak, and her eyes certainly dry out.

To the immediate left, the ground dips down into a very small valley, or recess in the ground, around what is surely a dry creek, that may still run with water at some times of year. There isn't that much vegetation, with a few plants and high grass. The center is dried mud, and baren limbed trees line the rim.

>>170355
Posey looks out to see that the Bloodbourne from before is still there and "alive," though clearly damaged.
Anonymous
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No.170357
170358
>>170356
What's the bloodborn engaging?
Anonymous
48efe0a
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No.170358
170359
>>170357
He is not fighting, but kneeling.
Anonymous
99a48b8
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No.170359
170360 170362
>>170358
Posey's spectral hand should have passed its duration by now.

If Posey doesn't see anymore enemies, she'll approach the Bloodborn.
Anonymous
99a48b8
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No.170360
170361 170362
>>170359
*Bloodbound
Anonymous
99a48b8
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No.170361
170362
>>170360
Whatever he's called
Anonymous
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No.170362
170363
>>170359
>>170360
>>170361
I can't recall

He's in front of the meadow, between it and the barn. His priestly robes are now a bit tattered, clearly pierced by multiple gunshots. He kneels on the ground, looking down. It isn't clear if he is praying or mourning. He turns back towards Posey as she approaches.

"I thought you had been destroyed." He says to her
Anonymous
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No.170363
170364 170365
>>170362
"I'm not so easy to kill, even if I'm a lowbreed..." Posey replies, putting a hoof on his back and healing him 2 HP
"There is nothing left worth guarding here. It's time to go. There's a major not far from this sight, connected to the League: come with me."