PonySuck Adventure

B: Take route to left, which you think leads around the Forest.

[OPTION B SELECTED]

*Looking at the intimidating forest in front of you, you think it best to take the simplest route possible that avoids it altogether. The choices presented to you seem just a little bit distracting from your original goal, after all. Ignoring them for the moment, you take the small path to your left while carefully making your way around the forest in an effort to get to Canterlot as soon as possible.*

*The cool breeze blows by once again, reminding your body of the nudity you imposed on yourself. You can't understand why any of these ponies *prefer** to be walking around in the nude, but you suppose it would be because of their soft fur keeping them warm. With no such luxury on your naked skin, you steel yourself to get this all over with before you catch a cold of some sort.**

*Suddenly, your trek around a stray patch of thorny bushes ends as you're brought to a literal fork in the path. Directly ahead, there's another entrance to the forest, which you probably want to avoid. Then again, seeing how prevalent the dark greenery is in this area, you know you can't prolong the inevitable forever. The path to the left looks to lead to a series of hills, perhaps farther away from the forest, but you're not sure if that's the right direction or not. The right path is differentiated only by the deep shadows covering the area, provided by the hanging trees overhead that block your vision of the sky.*

*With no choice being particularly obvious, it's clear the game designer is trying to fuck with you. Otherwise, he wouldn't have put you in such an obviously dangerous situation. I mean, really, a fork in the road with unlabeled paths? Real original. Regardless of the cliched decision you're presented with, you think on the options for just a bit longer.*

*From here, you choose to...*

OPTION A: Take the left path. (turn to page 18)

OPTION B: Walk straight through the forest dead ahead. (turn to page 51)

OPTION C: Take the right path. (turn to page 91)