So upon arriving, she greeted us and proceeded to the edge of the bed situated near the living room (they always played in the guest room, which was l...ke a studio apartment. Within a short while, the friend, whose feet I had long admired, removed her shoes and I immediately focused in on her feet. They were big, about a size 11 if I remember correctly, and they gave off a pleasant aroma. She kept her toenails slightly long, just enough to stick out over the tips of her toes, and her soles were. We will get to these in the next chapter.Because I am useless when it comes to trying to figure out Chyoa's conditions and variables and whatnot I will be doing this old school and relying on you to keep track of things for yourself and do your own dice rolls. (Don't cheat now! That's half the fun.)The rules are simple.You will go through the story like a classic Choose Your Own Adventure. At the end of each chapter there will be one or more choices. If there are no special instructions at the. We picked up the mana crystal shards and continued on. There ended up being seven more rooms to go through before we reached the floor boss. The amount of snakes in each room varied, but we didn’t have any trouble. All they could really do is strike and try to constrict. The first I could easily block with my shield, even if it did tend to send me flying more often than not. The second was just situational awareness.It took us ten minutes or so of walking before we finally arrived at the. Dana asked the magic question, "What am I looking for?" I decided to make it easy for Dana. "Color or anything shiny." I figured that it would keep her busy as the two of us began searching the desert. We walked around finding small bits of turquoise, copper and quartz. There was nothing of real value, just about fifty dollars worth of rocks. Dana started to get excited by the rocks she had found. She thought that she had a real find. "Paul, look at this rock. It sparkles." I went over to look.