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Name says it all!

I'll start when I see a decent (3 or more probably.) amount of people say they want in.

dunno what this is but i'll give it a shot

Good enough for me to start.

ShadowSpectre:

You wake up in a grassy plain with the warm and pleasant sun hanging overhead. Few clouds litter the blue sky and mountains lie across the horizon in front of you. The sound of running water is heard but the direction which it is heard from is unidentifiable. Behind you, in the opposite direction of the far off mountains, is a very lush forest. No sounds or signs of wildlife appear visible. The knee-high grass sways gently as a north-eastern breeze gently rolls across the grassy field.


Urch:

You find yourself lying down within a small, white, cloth tent. A fairly strong southern wind whips some of the loosely held cloth around. In the north side of the tent is the entrance and exit to it and the outside world. No possessions are within the tent other than small piles of accumulated sand and a handmade, leather bag. It feels very warm and dry within the tent.

Sit up straight and examine self and any and all objects upon self.

stand up inside the tent. pick up my leather satchel. examine contents of satchel. if empty, fill with sand.

i don't think you can physically assault a concept such as 'narrator', IE. you'll have to get a zappy gun or something.

SS:

Sitting up and examining yourself, you realize that the only possessions you seem to have is just the clothes on your back and a standard pocket notebook. Sadly, there doesn't seem to be anyone you could borrow a writing utensil from.


Urch:

Standing up within the tent, you eye the small satchel. Sadly, you can't decide which hand you decide to pick the satchel up with, so you just leave it laying on the floor.


IE:

You stare at your fists, unsure of which one would best be to punch this Captain Euphonium with, even though there is no Captain Euphonium nearby.

Take the notebook in the left hand and turn the pages with the right hand, looking at the pages and reading any writing on them carefully. Then stand up and look at the surroundings equally carefully.