Skye Prower

"Uh... please don't call me lord," said Stacey, almost shuddering. "I already told her that," said Zoe. "Go on, try it," "What do you think?" Skye asked Mark. ---------- "Wait, what!" Miles' head snapped up and he looked around frantically. ------------ "So what are we waiting for! Let's get involved!"

"I... I dunno..." said Miles. "I... don;t know how the ghost's work." ------------ "Wow, now this is a PARTY!" grinned Melody.

"I hope you like it," said Skye. "Go on, take it. You'll like it," said Zoe. "Uh..Nothing's wrong Sarah, don't worry." said Stacey.

"Let's go!" said Miles. -------------- Melody laughed. "Okay the Sis! Let's see how long I need training wheels for!"

"I don't have a radio," said Miles. ----------- "Hey, I'm not THAT bad!" laughed Melody. "I just was a little wobbly on the stairs!"

"So all we can do is wait..." said Miles. ------------- "That'll look like I'm drunk!" laughed Melody, but she still did so.

"Here you go Mark," said Skye, putting his sandwich on front of him. "You.. think...? well... uh..." Stacey scratched his head. Zoe took her sandwich with a 'yum' and took a bite, then paused, and broke a bit off. "Here you go," she said, holding it out to Sarah.

Yep, so do I. First came across it in Diablo 2 (showing my age! :P ) But I'd prefer it if there was a save function!

"Not right... YAY, food!" cheered Zoe. "You... you didn't...? But... you know... what a map is... and how it shows the world?" asked Stacey, to shocked to think about food. Skye started handing the sandwiches out. "I think I got everyones fillings correct."

""Yes. We should try and help her out," said Zoe. "Sorry, what was that?" asked Stacey, coking his ears to hear better. "Sandwiches are ready," said Skye, coming to the table.

"I think leave her. She can't be cure till she get's sleepy, and it might be a good lesson to stay like that for a few days. Learn what it's like when you don't have privilege." whispered Zoe. "Besides, being like this would make her easier for Zamy to deal with!" Stacey gave a laugh. "Are you following it Sarah?" he asked. -------------- Miles gulped. "I hope she can too... is there any way for us to get to her?" ------------- "Th-thanks," said Melody a little uncertainly. "Just getting used to this new balance and everything."

"Yes I do," said Zoe. "So is yours!" said Stacey

"That wouldn't be difficult!" whispered Zoe. Stacey started explaining the different countries on the map.

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky This could also go in the 'recently got' topic as it only arrived on Friday. For those who don't know, as the title suggested, it's a Rogue-like Dungeon crawler featuring pokemon. But you don't play a trainer as you might expect, but a pokemon. Or, more accurately, a human (implied to be actually yourself) transformed into a pokemon. It's not the latest in the series, but that one only has a measly 5 starting choices as opposed to this editions 19. And given one was a Vulpix (I'm a sucker for cute foxes, as I think everyone has worked out by now!) I went through the opening questionnaire multiple time before I got the reulet I wanted! So far I've... a bit of a love/hate relationship with the game. It's fun, and I like how the combat has a tactical edge to it. But... at the same time, the combat feels unbalanced, with a random enemy pokemon in a dungeon perfectly able to kill your character in a couple of hits if luck goes against you, and that's without counting type match. Also not fond of the fact there's not a proper dungeon save feature... but that's just a feature of this type of game alas/

"I don't know," whispered Zoe. "We could get Miles to make a cure to turn her back... but on the other hand... being like this for a while might be a good lesson for her!" ------------- "Now, this is where the Raiju lands were back home, and the Yagyu, Shinobi and Gossamer," said Stacey, indicating different parts of the map again. ------------- "I've found the ghost. It's..... it's in No-Zone..." said Miles. --------------- Melody hurried as well, almost stumbling at one point, giving a little squeal.

Miles began to draw some sigils with chalk, then knelt down and started to concentrate, --------------- "Yes, let's. We don't want to be late!" said Melody.

"So am I," whispered Zoe. "It's my fault!" sighed Stacey, but then he forced a smile a went over to the map. "Okay, the shape of the world is mostly the same. We're currently living on the floating island, which is here on the map, but actually travels across the world in this path." Stacey traced his finger along the map.

"Really? Yikes, no wonder she's so messed up," whispered Stacey. He spoke up. "Of course I want you to have a look at it. I can talk you though it," he said kindly to Sarah

"Never?" asked Zoe, even more shocked. Stacey looked confused. "Well, sure, come and have a look then Sarah," he said happily, then slided over to Dominic and Zoe. "What's up with her?" he whispered to them.

"Well, do you at least want to stand so you can look at the map with Mark?" asked Stacey as he set it on the table. "Uh... No... problem Sarah.." said Zoe, shifting uncomfortably.

"Down there?" asked Stacey. "Uh... if you really want to sit there, you can..." said Zoe, rather uncomfortable herself.

"Uh... Sarah, there's plenty of seats..." said Zoe. "And... I guess it must feel odd, but it's okay here, promise!" Stacey came back with the map. "Sarah... why... are you down there?"

Zoe smiled. "There you go, you're getting the hang of it. Now let's get to the table."

"Just.. a small bite of something. To get you used to it," said Zoe.

"Not.. even a little bit?" asked Zoe.