ADVENTURE! :D (1x1 human RP)

Linx thought the suggestion over for a few moments, before hesitantly nodding his head. "Yeah. We'd better go down this path," he said, and he began walking down it. "It's not a very great idea to just wander out in the woods. If anything, this path will lead us somewhere."

"Alrighty, let's go!" Brady exclaimed as he ran ahead onto the path. The path was very elderly and was made up of some old rocks placed in the ground closely together and had sickly gray moss growing in between cracks. It wasn't a very straight path either, it curved about sometimes looping into itself, it was a very peculiar path indeed. They walked on it for what seemed like ages and stopped when they saw a small cabin up ahead, it appeared to be abandoned, "Woah, you wanna check it out? It doesn't look like anyone lives there."

Linx followed after Brady in silence, his head bowed as he looked down to the stone pathway. He walked right into Brady when the boy stopped, and he took a step back and looked up to see the cabin. He wringed his hands nervously before answering. "Uhm.. O-okay..."

Brady was excited, this old cabin could mean adventure- the thing he craved most. He reached the door before Linx and knocked on the door which no one answered. The only thing that occurred was the door opened to a slight crack from the impact of Brady knocking on it. Brady looked at Linx, "Doesn't look like anyone lives her right now, I'm going inside." With that Brady pushed the door slowly open and slipped inside.

Linx watched Brady knock on the door and then enter the house with wide eyes. He was unsure as to whether or not he should follow after his friend or just stay put. He began to walk backwards, hoping to just sneak off back to the house. But he heard the rustling of leaves behind him. He yelped in surprise and fear, and he ran into the house behind Brady.

As he got into the house Brady examined the peculiar furnishings, one chair in the center of the room, the walls covered in old floral wallpaper which happened to be falling off the walls in some areas. There was two identical tables on either side of the room, both with flashlights and batteries lying upon the table. Brady went to the table on the right side of the room and grabbed the batteries and put them into the flashlight. He turned it on and looked back at Linx again, "These could be helpful, grab yours, Linx. It's a bit dark in here and we can use all the light we can get."

Linx just nodded mutely, too scared to argue with Brady. He studied the walls as he walked towards the other table, and almost ran right into it. He picked up the flashlight and shoved in the batteries with trembling hands. The light in it flickered on, illuminating the tables and the wall.

Brady shined his flashlight on the chair and screamed. In the chair was George, sitting with his legs crossed. George looked up at Linx then at Brady and smiled at the two 15 year-olds, "Well hello boys, enjoying the cabin? I left you guys those flashlights, I'm glad you found them to your liking." He said.

Brady was bent over, holding his knees breathing heavily from the shock that George induced. He looked up at George, "You scared me half to death! What do you want, old man?"

Oddly enough, Linx had sort of been expecting the old man to be in the cabin. "What do we need these flashlights for?" he asked George, the curiosity creeping into his voice.

"To see what is around you of course! I'm turning off all the lights in this forest, and you'll need those flashlights to see in five feet in front of you!" George said then laughed maliciously. George snapped hi fingers then all lights went out, even the light from the sun outside wasn't visible anymore. Brad shinned the flashlight on the chair and what he saw didn't surprise him too much. The chair and George were both gone, "What do we do know, Linx?"

"Try to get out of here," Linx responded immediately to Brady, and he moved his flashlight around frantically in a desperate attempt to see his surroundings. He had a slight fear of the dark, and wanted to be away from the forest as soon as humanly possible, and twenty times faster.

"Yeah we should go... This is starting to freak me out for real now..." Brady said as he searched for the door with his flashlight, "Umm...Where's the door?" Brady said having a hard time finding it. "Is the door even still here?!??" Brady said starting to hyperventilate, he felt like something bad was about to happen.

Linx began to grow even more worried than usual, and his breathing quickened. "What? No, no, the door has to be here!" he cried whilst running around like a crazed maniac, trying to find the door.

Brady grabbed Linx by the arms, "CALM DOWN! We need to keep our sanity if we're going to get out of here! I'm freaking out too but we need to find a way out of here and the only way to do that is to keep calm. Here, I think there's a door over there, not the way out, but it goes somewhere." Brady led Linx over to the door and shinned the light on his best friend, "You ready for this?"

Linx calmed down a great deal at Brady's words, and feverishly nodded his head. He winced slightly when they were led towards the door, but made no further objection. "Yeah, let's go..."

They went through the door, which revealed a narrow hallway with several doors. "This house looked much smaller from the outside, you think this is that old guy's doing, Linx? He seems to be messing with us a lot today..." Brady said quietly.

"Yeah, George is messing with us. he probably wants us to be scared," Linx responded as he looked over the multitude of doors. "Which one should we go through?"

Brady scanned the doors, they all looked the same, "I don't know, I guess this one is as good as any others, if that guy can manipulate reality then I'm sure he's going to make all of these rooms the same." he said as he opened the door nearest to him and walked in.

Linx followed in after Brady into the room. He was about to use his flashlight to scan the walls, but he accidentally turned it off. He shrieked in surprise before clicking the button again (on accident) and the light flooded from it once more.

Brady laughed to himself at Linx's action he looked around the room, it was empty besides a small door in the middle of the wall, "Well... that's a cute little door... let me check if all the rooms are like this, stay here. He went into the room adjacent to the one that they were in and it was exactly the same, except Linx wasn't in this one. Brady went back int the other room and opened the little door, "It's the same in the other rooms, we have no choice but this little door."

Linx nodded once more, still trying to recover from the fright of accidentally turning off his flashlight momentarily. He walked over to the little door and poked his head through, his flashlight swishing around madly.

"What do you see? I can't see anything with your head in the way!" Brady said elbowing his friend.

"it's just another room," Linx snapped to Brady as he entered the room. It was a lot smaller than the room before, and much more bare.

Brady looked at Linx surprised at the short temper increase but just shook it off and went into the room in the corner he thought he saw something in the corner, the ceiling was a bit short so he had to duck to walk over to see what it was. It was a small key with a skeleton head on the tip, he picked it up and examined it, "What do we need a key for? You see any doors or chests or anything?"

Linx glanced at the key that Brady had picked up, and his brow furrowed. He scanned the flashlight over the low wall, and he could've sworn he saw a door. He walked closer to it and scratched at the place he thought a door was. It was covered with wallpaper to blend into the rest of the wall.