Good god that is a amazing bundle , i would love to enter for this one , love writing stories randomly
The story of Seepuorg and his adventures
"Our epic adventure begins with Seepuorg a smart young kid who has just finished a ton of old school adventure games. He has fallen in love with them so much that hes woken up early on sunday to find a adventure.
Act 1 : Finding a adventure
Fully dressed up and ready , he rushes out of the house to find a adventure , Sadly it is raining hard. Not discouraged he wears a rain coat and his mother hands him a umbrella to defend against the rain.
He walks out , he can barely see anything but hears a dog barking loudly near a tree.
He moves in carefully to see that due to the heavy rain one of squirrels baby has fallen off to a lower branch , that might break in a few minutes.
Seepuorg has found his adventure and it involves get rid of the ferocious dog and helping the baby squirrel get back up in the tree.
Act 2 : Solving the adventure
Seepuorg scans the scene , noticing that the rain has picked more in force the tree branch is making cracking noises, hes running out of time.
Seepuorg checks his inventory notices that he is wearing thin light rain coat that is not as useful as a armor but has a umbrella with a sharp end.
Our young hero also notices that dog is mother of a couple of pups and decides against attacking it with a umbrella .
He notices a car parked nearby to the tree and picks up a couple of small stones and stores them in his pocket.
Seepuorg climbs on top of the car carefully, he puts on his hoodie cap from the raincoat and opens the umbrella, hides underneath it and gets ready to distract the dog.
Seepuorg takes a careful aim at the dog and throws the small stone , it hits and the dog rushes to the car and starts barking. Seepuorg is sacred the dog can almost certainly jump up to the car, in his confusion he drops a larger stone on the car top and its alarm goes off.
The dog gets annoyed by the sound and runs off . The rain is heavy the alarm stops after a few more beeps.
Seepuorg gets down the car and rushes towards the tree but the branch snaps off and falls.
The baby squirrel looks ok but is drenched and shivering, our hero picks it up in his hands and rushes off back to the home.
Act 3 : Is there a happy ending ?
Back at home he narrates what happened to his mother , she is angry that he risked with the dog but hides something about the squirrel. She dries the squirrel and feeds it some milk and small nuts in a cup.
Soon after squirrel is placed in a small basket that resembles a tiny cage with food in it.
squirrel falls asleep.
Seepuorg still thinking about the mother squirrel in the tree asks for a ladder to climb up after the rain stops to put it back there but his mother does not say much and tells him to wait until his father comes back.
Afternoon the rain has stopped and Seepuorg's father is back , he is happy after hearing what Seepuorg did to drive the dog away but is disappointed in learning that Seepuorg picked up the baby and brought it home.
He explains to the confused boy " A squirrel's mother will not take its baby back if it has been touched by humans"
Seepuorg is shocked he believes its a myth and asks for a ladder to climb the tree.
He puts the baby in shoe box , climbs up the tree and places it on higher branch where he saw the other squirrel.
Gets back home tells that what his dad told him was a myth.
His dad in a calmer tone asks him to check on it after a few hours and see if its gone back to the other squirrel.
By evening a curious Seepuorg climbed the tree again to see to his shock that the baby still remained inside the shoe box despite other squirrel's in the tree.
Sad and Disappointed he takes the box to his house and is in tears, His father however in the meantime had made a nice little home for the squirrel baby and told he could keep the baby till it grew up and moved on out on its own....."
This might or might not be based on a true story that happened to someone. Apologies if the grammar etc is terrible.
Thanks for the wonderful giveaway.
