PonySuck Adventure

B: Follow the strange path in front of you.

[OPTION B SELECTED]

*You find it best to make your way out of the city for now, not wanting to chance another encounter with a pony. The empty path ahead of you shows no sign of any unicorns or pegasi trying to ambush you, so you jump at the opportunity to advance.*

*Keeping your head down, you slowly make your way across the beaten path, ignoring the feel of the light breeze on your genitals. It's hard to say you made the "right choice" when the "right choice" has put you in such a predicament. Eventually, you arrive at the end of the trail and take stock of your current situation. You frown slightly, pitying yourself for almost failing to resist a mare's temptation. Just as well, your stomach rumbles, making you regret not accepting the pleasant but horny mares' offer to exchange goods when you had the chance. Regardless, you push the thought aside in favor of more important things. Like, for instance, where to go next. Leaving the rest of the town behind, you cautiously take a gander at your surroundings.*

*Your natural lack of direction is considerably worsened by your exhausted condition. Still, with no path leading anywhere clearly, you'll have to make a guess among the ones presented. You could go through the forest directly in front of you, but its incredible darkness discourages you. There can't be any ponies in there, right? Then again, you could also take the path left that seems to go around the forest entirely. The path to your right seems to lead to a farm of some sort and, off to the side, you spy a pile of objects laying out in a clearing a few yards away. Not knowing what to do, you consider your options.*

*From here, you choose to...*

OPTION A: Examine the pile of objects a few yards away. (turn to page 47)

OPTION B: Take route to left, which you think leads around the Forest. (turn to page 52)

OPTION C. Go straight through the Forest and try to find your way. (turn to page 66)

OPTION D: Take route to the right, which you think leads to a farm. (turn to page 74)