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School of Wizardry-Part 5 (Mystical Forest)


MYSTICAL FOREST

Prologue
Sometimes there's too much excitement for even a young ambitious wizard.
Let's see what adventures the Mystical Forest holds for you...

Chp1: Follow Uncle Mortimer to the Wizard Gateway
You start on your way home, but your curiosity gets the better of you. You turn around and follow your Uncle. You try to stay far enough behind so that your Uncle won't notice you. You lose your Uncle as he disappears around a bend. Fear grips you as the sun has started to set.

Chp2: Fight off the goblins
Just your luck, you look up and see a group of roaming goblins with golden axes. Unfortunately, you've been keeping up with your magic homework and have learned that they like to munch on human children. Somehow you are able to stun one of the goblins and levitate and drop a log on the others. This gives you enough time to run away deeper into the forest.

Chp3: Find shelter for the night and gather berries to eat
Many of the trees in this part of the forest are quite strange. Sometimes they even seem to sway on their own. You spot some berries that look familiar from your magic books and remember that these enhance your ability to see at night. You eat some to your delight.

Chp4: Survive the night in the Mystical Forest
You try to get comfortable in a large hollowed out tree. You're cold and your initial reaction is to start a fire, but that would attract undue attention. Then you remember the heat spell that Leanna taught you to warm yourself though the night!

Chp5: Find the main path out of the forest the next morning
Using your wand to direct you, you find the main path... or what you think is the main path. After walking for a few minutes you come across an eerie glowing fog. You can faintly see outlines in the fog of a large green valley. You have no doubt that you've found the Gateway to the wizard world.

Chp6: Head back home... double time
You've obviously headed in the wrong direction. You turn around and run back down the path. After what seems like an eternity, you're home. Strangely, it seems to have quickly turned to evening.

Chp7: Help your Uncle make dinner
When you walk in through the door, your Uncle acts as if nothing is wrong Weren't you missing all night! You glance at the clock and notice that it is actually only 7:00 PM which is strange since you spent the night in the forest. You play it cool and help your Uncle make dinner by adding a little heat to the almost boiling pot. Your Uncle is delighted at how good you are at your heat charm. Its almost as if you've practiced this all night!

Chp8: Finish your wizard and non-wizard homework
You notice a chapter on time in your magic book. It says how time passes much differently in the wizard world. In the wizard world, time passes much faster than in the human world. You realize that not only were you close to the Gateway, you may have actually spent part of the night wandering in the wizard world. What seemed like hours for you only amounted to a few minutes in the human world.

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