Re: "Prisioneros de los Piratas"
Publicado: 20-Jul-2022, 12:41
Pues yo le pediría un barco
Foro de debate sobre el Proyecto Aon Español y la web Lobo Solitario Español, así como todo lo relacionado con el mundo de los libro-juegos
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Cuenta conmigo compañero.He abierto una nueva partida, como no tengo vacaciones este verano, para el que le interese
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His eyes roll in their sockets, each an orb as big as a boulder. ‘A ship, is it? Well, there are many moored in this harbour. More ships than you could dream of: all the ships of myth and legend! But do you not see this harbour chain?’ His hand dips into the dark water, jangling the massive links as a man might play with a watch-chain.
‘Won’t you lift it,’ you boldly ask him; ‘allow us to enter and choose a vessel?’
He booms his mirth to the sky. ‘Hah! You’re audacious enough to be a hero, at least. No, I won’t help you – but see this lock? You could open the chain yourself easily enough, except for the fact that no man can see or touch the key that fits it.’
If you have CUNNING and wish to try something, turn to 91. If you have SPELLS and a wand and want to try unlocking the chain by magic, turn to 110. If you have an item that you think might do the trick, turn to 129. Failing any of these, you must admit defeat: turn to 72.
Me apunto también, si se me permiteHe abierto una nueva partida, como no tengo vacaciones este verano, para el que le interese
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A key that no-one can see or touch? A riddle set by an ocean god is a mere trifle for an artful trickster like yourself. Pursing your lips, you whistle a few bars of a jaunty tune. To the amazement of the others, this causes the chain to unlock itself and fall aside, giving you admittance to the harbour.
You spread your hands and take a bow. ‘It was the key of C,’ you
explain with a smile. Turn to 205.
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The harbour is vast. You cannot see the wharfs, blurred by distance and darkness. As your coracle proceeds, you pass a multitude of ships lying at anchor all around you. A huge hulk looms up, shaped rather like a massive cradle. ‘What about that one?’ says Blutz, awestruck. ‘You could fit an entire menagerie inside her!’
‘Too ponderous,’ you decide.
Next you pass a sleek high-prowed galley with notches for fifty deckcannon. ‘There is a ship built for heroes,’ avers Grimes. ‘Notice the fine beam of the prow, carved to resemble a mouth. What wisdom might she utter, if that mouth could talk!’
‘A well-designed vessel, to be sure,’ you admit, ‘but look at the timbers of the bowsprit. They are so weathered with age that they might give way, to the mortal detriment of any poor soul standing below when they fell.’
‘What about that one?’ suggests Oakley, pointing further across the bay.
‘Bah, she is entirely clad in sheets of iron! She would be slow to turn – and, see, despite those long spars of metal she has no masts on her deck! No, we must look further.’
‘There’s our ship!’ yells Blutz in sudden excitement.
You look to see a tall-masted vessel painted all in black except for the blue lacquer adorning her prow. Her figurehead is a muscular statue in oak wearing a winged helmet on his brow. His arm, upraised with staff held high, seems to point to a destiny brimming with glory. You nod, reading the name blazoned in gold on the ship’s escutcheon. ‘Yes, she’s the one for us. The Calypso.’
Climbing aboard, you raise the sails and take her out of the harbour under the watchful gaze of the colossus. Still standing astride the harbour mouth, he calls after you as you sail off: ‘Mind you don’t earn my ire like that other rogue that sailed her before you!’
There is no telling what he means by that, but your only thought is for your new vessel. She cuts through the waves with matchless grace and speed, steady as a surgeon’s saw. You stand proudly behind the mast, revelling in every wave and gust of salty spray. As dawn breaks, you see the familiar outline of Selenice harbour ahead.
Turn to 184.
Muchas gracias por el curro de la aventura y que pases unas buenas vacacionesDark-kia escribió: ↑21-Jul-2022, 17:39 Si queréis que siga desvelando secciones del libro me lo decís, pero tendrá que ser a la vuelta de mis vacaciones. En cuanto lo tenga montado y le añada los hipervínculos os lo enviaré por privado. Mientras podemos dedicarle tiempo a la nueva aventura del Analandés.![]()