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What follows are the “Adventures” of my three year old daughter who I’ve introduced to a brand of LARPing in and around our home. I’ve posted some information about our earlier adventures in this thread. But what follows is the start of a series of adventures with a common theme and setting. I don’t know how long these will go on but I’ll keep posting about them as we go. I’ll warn you that they WILL be silly and there is no “system” to speak of. Plenty of time for that later.
I will also be attaching photos to most or all of the updates. These will illustrate the story as it progresses. I hope you enjoy them.
And so on with our story…
A call went out throughout the lands of Mommyville that King Monkey was summoning any who would dare to attempt to lift the curse from his kingdom. And this call was answered by the aspiring adventuress, Samantha the Red. Garbed in her reddest outfit, she donned her backpack, empty but for a few red coins, and entered the audience chamber of King Monkey.
“Greetings, Samantha,” he said. “I am glad you have come to help us. My kingdom is cursed and everybody is sad and can’t get happy again until the curse is lifted.”
“Oh. Well, I can help you with that,” replied Samantha the Red.
“I’m so glad to hear that. To lift the curse, you must find all the magical items that have been lost and scattered throughout the kingdom. The first three are the Silver Items. The Silver Cup, Silver Horseshoe and Silver Jingly Ball. Can you remember that?”
“Yes! Cup, Horseshoe, Ball!” Samantha repeated this brief list of items several times to commit them to memory. Although very smart, she was as yet illiterate.
King Monkey addressed her once more before she departed, “Very well, I shall wait for you to bring back these items. And before you go looking for them, you may wish to buy some of the things the merchants have for sale in the village.”
“What’s a merchant?” Samantha asked.
“Um, like a store. One that sells things. Go look for the Gnome and the Egg Wizard.”
“Ok. Bye-bye!” And with that, Samantha was off to do some shopping.
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She went immediately to where she knew the Gnome to live, at the base of the Loquat Tree. She found him there, sad but with several items for sale.
“Hello, Binky! (The Gnome’s name is Binky) What do you have for sale?”
In a sad and pathetic voice, Binky replied, “*sigh* I have this Magic Rope, these Magic Shoes and a Sharp Stick. The Magic Rope lets you climb things. The Shoes let you jump very high and very far. The Sharp Stick is good for poking rats in the bottom. *sigh*. Each of them costs one coin.”
“I see. I might need the rope for climbing things. Here is a coin!” She placed the red coin in the small bucket next to the Gnome and placed the Magic Rope in her backpack. With a brief “Bye-bye, Binky”, she was off in search of the Egg Wizard.
She found him sitting despondently on a colorful couch. If the brightly colored couch couldn’t cheer him up, likely nothing would. “Hello,” he said wistfully as she approached.
“Hi! I see you have some potions! I have money!” Samantha attempted enthusiasm but it was not contagious.
“Yes. I have two potions. The blue one makes you very tall and the green one makes you very small. I also have a Magic Ring that lets you fly. The Ring is two coins and the potions are one coin each.” From the sound of his voice, the Egg Wizard barely made it through his sales pitch without bursting into tears.
Consulting the contents of her purse, Samantha the Red determined that she had enough money and opted to buy everything. She carefully counted out the coins for each item and laid them on the colorful couch next to the Egg Wizard. Once she had paid for everything, she loudly declared, “I have one coin left!”
“I don’t have anything else to sell right now,” proclaimed the Egg Wizard, nearly sobbing. “You’ll have to go talk to the Gnome.”
“Bye-bye!” and Samantha set out to see Binky once again.
She found him where she had left him and regarded the two remaining items he had for sale. She admired the shoes for they were shiny and black. But the Pointy Stick held the allure of danger. One never knew when one would be beset by a rat sorely in need of a swift poke to the bottom. “I’ll buy this!” she declared, holding the Pointy Stick aloft in triumph. So great was her rapture at this latest acquisition that she nearly forgot to pay for it. But Binky reminded her and she parted with her final coin.
Adding the Pointy Stick to her backpack, she determined that she was prepared to set forth on her adventure after a brief pause for a photo-op…
I will also be attaching photos to most or all of the updates. These will illustrate the story as it progresses. I hope you enjoy them.
And so on with our story…
A call went out throughout the lands of Mommyville that King Monkey was summoning any who would dare to attempt to lift the curse from his kingdom. And this call was answered by the aspiring adventuress, Samantha the Red. Garbed in her reddest outfit, she donned her backpack, empty but for a few red coins, and entered the audience chamber of King Monkey.
“Greetings, Samantha,” he said. “I am glad you have come to help us. My kingdom is cursed and everybody is sad and can’t get happy again until the curse is lifted.”
“Oh. Well, I can help you with that,” replied Samantha the Red.
“I’m so glad to hear that. To lift the curse, you must find all the magical items that have been lost and scattered throughout the kingdom. The first three are the Silver Items. The Silver Cup, Silver Horseshoe and Silver Jingly Ball. Can you remember that?”
“Yes! Cup, Horseshoe, Ball!” Samantha repeated this brief list of items several times to commit them to memory. Although very smart, she was as yet illiterate.
King Monkey addressed her once more before she departed, “Very well, I shall wait for you to bring back these items. And before you go looking for them, you may wish to buy some of the things the merchants have for sale in the village.”
“What’s a merchant?” Samantha asked.
“Um, like a store. One that sells things. Go look for the Gnome and the Egg Wizard.”
“Ok. Bye-bye!” And with that, Samantha was off to do some shopping.
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She went immediately to where she knew the Gnome to live, at the base of the Loquat Tree. She found him there, sad but with several items for sale.
“Hello, Binky! (The Gnome’s name is Binky) What do you have for sale?”
In a sad and pathetic voice, Binky replied, “*sigh* I have this Magic Rope, these Magic Shoes and a Sharp Stick. The Magic Rope lets you climb things. The Shoes let you jump very high and very far. The Sharp Stick is good for poking rats in the bottom. *sigh*. Each of them costs one coin.”
“I see. I might need the rope for climbing things. Here is a coin!” She placed the red coin in the small bucket next to the Gnome and placed the Magic Rope in her backpack. With a brief “Bye-bye, Binky”, she was off in search of the Egg Wizard.
She found him sitting despondently on a colorful couch. If the brightly colored couch couldn’t cheer him up, likely nothing would. “Hello,” he said wistfully as she approached.
“Hi! I see you have some potions! I have money!” Samantha attempted enthusiasm but it was not contagious.
“Yes. I have two potions. The blue one makes you very tall and the green one makes you very small. I also have a Magic Ring that lets you fly. The Ring is two coins and the potions are one coin each.” From the sound of his voice, the Egg Wizard barely made it through his sales pitch without bursting into tears.
Consulting the contents of her purse, Samantha the Red determined that she had enough money and opted to buy everything. She carefully counted out the coins for each item and laid them on the colorful couch next to the Egg Wizard. Once she had paid for everything, she loudly declared, “I have one coin left!”
“I don’t have anything else to sell right now,” proclaimed the Egg Wizard, nearly sobbing. “You’ll have to go talk to the Gnome.”
“Bye-bye!” and Samantha set out to see Binky once again.
She found him where she had left him and regarded the two remaining items he had for sale. She admired the shoes for they were shiny and black. But the Pointy Stick held the allure of danger. One never knew when one would be beset by a rat sorely in need of a swift poke to the bottom. “I’ll buy this!” she declared, holding the Pointy Stick aloft in triumph. So great was her rapture at this latest acquisition that she nearly forgot to pay for it. But Binky reminded her and she parted with her final coin.
Adding the Pointy Stick to her backpack, she determined that she was prepared to set forth on her adventure after a brief pause for a photo-op…
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