Misty Moors

Echo’s tail flicked as you feel a tingling feeling in your paws. Instinctively, you close your eyes as you feel the island disappearing. After some time, you feel solid ground, though it feels rocky and dusty. You feel lots of heat and light, and hear a roaring sound.

Your eyes open.

The first thing you notice is the walls. It’s rocky, layered, tall, and in varying shades of orange and red. It’s beautiful. The next thing you notice is a giant, rushing river near you, and then the heat of the sun and the dryness.

You’re in the canyons of the Southern Kingdom.

Echo is there as well, though he is wearing a pale green cloak. You can see the tips of his white wings. There’s another cat there, a black-and-white she-cat with a distinctive fluffy white-tipped black tail. She has wings, like Echo, but they are dark green.

“This is Spell,” Echo introduces. “One of the six gods on the Court. She’s the goddess of magic, and she’s cast an enchantment so that no tourists will come here today.”

Spell dips her head, and disappears in a shower of green fireworks.

Echo flicks his tail to the other side of the canyon, where three identical caverns are carved into the canyon. “In each of these caverns is an egg. These eggs are identical. If you crack the eggs, you will get the direction in which the Fire Stone is in. It’s vague, but you’ll get a broad sense of direction. But beware, since only one egg has the correct direction.”

You nod in understandment. But how will you cross? Looking at the river, you see a wooden bridge, above the water. It doesn’t look very stable, but if you go quickly enough, you’ll be able to cross. To the right is a cluster of rocks, jutting out of the water. Water splashes on them, but it looks stable.

Which do you choose?

(Just so you know, you will need to specify whether your characters are crossing over the bridge or the rocks. Also, you need two roleplay posts to cross over.)

This might be confusing, so I’ll show what I mean by using my characters.

Sleet-
Sleet looked at her two options that she had. The bridge was well over the water, but it didn’t look very stable. Plus, Sleet was more built for strength, not speed, and the water splashing over the rocks would keep her paws cool in this heat. Without hesitation, she padded towards the rocks.

(Sleet has chosen to cross the rocks and has 0/2 posts left.)

Sunset-
Sunset watched the pale gray she-cat cross the rocks. He hadn’t known that Northern Kingdom cats liked water. Those rocks required a lot of jumping to do, and he wasn’t going to do that. If he could just go fast enough, he could easily cross the bridge.

(Sunset has chosen to cross the bridge and has 0/2 posts left.)