02-20-2016, 10:56 PM
"We are? Oh jeez, we are!" Jams replies in a hyperbolic tone. The gate was not actually black as he once thought, but rather various shades of green and brown. As it looked from a distance, there seemed to be trees either carved or painted into the structure. It was too distant to tell as of yet, however, so he promptly began fiddling with the controls as to get the comet started up again. Upon resetting the speedometer to it's 80 mph limit, the vehicle rose slightly above the ground, glowing a somewhat bright shade of lavender. It seemed to await its next command.
Jams applied light pressure to the gas pedal, putting all the effort he could into safely arriving at their destination. The comet gradually increased in speed as it began flying toward the gate. Golden pixels began to trail behind the cold, metallic sphere, the shimmering tail growing longer as the ship's velocity rose. The large screen that surrounded him and Eric was quite poor, only giving off the quality of a 240p video image (as stated on the bottom of the screen), but it would do for such a simple area. The ship slowed to a halt as it arrived at the gate, sans the light bobbing up and down due to levitation.
The hatch popped open, and the two adventurers hopped out to examine a portal. Upon closer inspection, Jams noticed that the gate was not simply designed around trees, but seemed to be made of both trees and vines. It was surprisingly tall, although it makes sense when people like Grundy are brought into the Omniverse. Upon feeling the rough bark, it began to fall away at his fingers. The vines above seemed to stretch across the two ends of the portal, their leaves giving off a familiar hue of dark green, though he can't remember why. The actual portal itself was a sort of bright light that stretched across the archway and completely obscured the other side, however when comparing this floral gateway to the snowy one that the group left in, it would be easy to assume this leads to a sort of forest.
Unsure about how to properly conceal or contain his ship, Jams decides to simply park it right next to the gateway. "I have no clue what is on the other side," Jams informs Eric, "so I recommend that we go ahead and do our preparations here. It seems relatively safe." Immediately, he realizes that a broom would be somewhat weak in this situation, so perhaps a sword would be a better choice. Jams decides to take a seat on the ground, the portal humming in the background while he thinks of how his blade would look.
Jams applied light pressure to the gas pedal, putting all the effort he could into safely arriving at their destination. The comet gradually increased in speed as it began flying toward the gate. Golden pixels began to trail behind the cold, metallic sphere, the shimmering tail growing longer as the ship's velocity rose. The large screen that surrounded him and Eric was quite poor, only giving off the quality of a 240p video image (as stated on the bottom of the screen), but it would do for such a simple area. The ship slowed to a halt as it arrived at the gate, sans the light bobbing up and down due to levitation.
The hatch popped open, and the two adventurers hopped out to examine a portal. Upon closer inspection, Jams noticed that the gate was not simply designed around trees, but seemed to be made of both trees and vines. It was surprisingly tall, although it makes sense when people like Grundy are brought into the Omniverse. Upon feeling the rough bark, it began to fall away at his fingers. The vines above seemed to stretch across the two ends of the portal, their leaves giving off a familiar hue of dark green, though he can't remember why. The actual portal itself was a sort of bright light that stretched across the archway and completely obscured the other side, however when comparing this floral gateway to the snowy one that the group left in, it would be easy to assume this leads to a sort of forest.
Unsure about how to properly conceal or contain his ship, Jams decides to simply park it right next to the gateway. "I have no clue what is on the other side," Jams informs Eric, "so I recommend that we go ahead and do our preparations here. It seems relatively safe." Immediately, he realizes that a broom would be somewhat weak in this situation, so perhaps a sword would be a better choice. Jams decides to take a seat on the ground, the portal humming in the background while he thinks of how his blade would look.
Death Count: 0
Banish Count: 0
Banish Count: 0