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  These are the adventures of Rory Thorn. Rory is your average high school student who just seems to be a magnet for adventures. He just wants to make it through the day so he can get home at the end of each school day, but when he goes to class, things just seem to happen all around him that make it difficult for him to make it home each day.
  
  Rory attends school at Acadia High school on the rocky shores of Maine, a short distance from Portsmouth. He lives in the town of Little Hill in an area of Maine that's not quite nice enough to be a tourist area, but isn't part of the Portsmouth metropolis, either. His father commutes to Portsmouth every day to work at an office job. His mother works parts time as a nurse at the urgent care center in Little Hill. He has an older brother who is away at college in Boston and a younger sister who is still in middle school.
  
  Rory is an average student – he does well but he's not going to have the highest grade in classes. It's not that he can't, he's just not all that interested in the subjects they teach at school. He would rather be outside in the woods around his house or down at the shore of the Atlantic Ocean, dreaming. His mother often complains that he spends too much time just dreaming. He dreams all sorts of dreams, from being a pirate captain to a powerful software mogul. But most of the time, they are nothing more than dreams.
  
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  > By Ogre11
  These are the adventures of Rory Thorn. Rory is your average high school student who just seems to be a magnet for adventures. He just wants to make it through the day so he can get home at the end of each school day, but when he goes to class, things just seem to happen all around him that make it difficult for him to make it home each day.
  
  Rory attends school at Acadia High school on the rocky shores of Maine, a short distance from Portsmouth. He lives in the town of Little Hill in an area of Maine that's not quite nice enough to be a tourist area, but isn't part of the Portsmouth metropolis, either. His father commutes to Portsmouth every day to work at an office job. His mother works parts time as a nurse at the urgent care center in Little Hill. He has an older brother who is away at college in Boston and a younger sister who is still in middle school.
  
  Rory is an average student – he does well but he's not going to have the highest grade in classes. It's not that he can't, he's just not all that interested in the subjects they teach at school. He would rather be outside in the woods around his house or down at the shore of the Atlantic Ocean, dreaming. His mother often complains that he spends too much time just dreaming. He dreams all sorts of dreams, from being a pirate captain to a powerful software mogul. But most of the time, they are nothing more than dreams.[Themes: fantasy, serious, fantasy]
  
  Droplets of water strike the steel floor with a ringing.
  You glance nervously around the enormous dungeon. It is an enormous room, made entirely of steel, with a large round dome for a roof, and three huge doors evenly spaced apart. You are alone, and in this enormous, dimly lit room, you start to feel uneasy.
  You are a knight in the army of a great country. You and your fellows have been at war with another country for the past several months. This other country, Tyrannica, is ruled by an oppressive monarch who recently had 1,000 people from your country kidnapped to serve as slaves in his capital city. Since then, the knights of your country have been attacking Tyrannica in order to free the slaves.
  In the last battle, you were captured. You were imprisoned in this sewer deep below the city. It is said that a large variety of monsters lurk in these depths, but you are skeptical.
  In your hands you hold your sword and shield. They are both made of steel, very durable but very heavy. Your shield defends well, and your sword cuts well, but both are difficult to wield quickly, or to run with. You would do well to remember that.
  The three large doors are too heavy for you to open, but are operated by pulleys. Which will you choose?
  
  [Author's Note: I hope you enjoy this game! I have long been a big fan of this website and am proud to add my offerings to the large roster of cool games already here. Normally I would explain this game, but you'll find out everything you need to soon enough. I will say one thing: there are three good endings, each one better than the other! Try to find them all!]
  
  > Middle Door
  You walk slowly up to the middle door. It is nearly 30 feet tall, made of solid iron. You grab the chain and pull with all your might. Suddenly, as if by magic, the chain slips out of your hand and the door opens by itself.
  As it opens, you wish you had chosen another door.
  Standing in the doorway is an enormous monster. It has the head of a man, with white skin, blank eyes and long flowing white hair that reaches down to the ground. Its body, however, is that of an enormous lion, with claws as long as your arm. But its tail is easily the most frightening part of the creature. It looms over the creature's body, ending in a curled stinger dripping with venom.
  You know the name of this beast: MANTICORE!!!
  It rears back its head and its mouth starts to glow. And then, with a roar, it spits a huge cloud of fire in your direction. You have only seconds to take action!
  
  > try to dodge the fiery blast
  You run as quickly as possible to escape the range of the fireball, but you forgot something very important.
  Your shield and sword are so heavy, you can't run fast with them.
  With your shield down, the flames envelop you and there's only one thing left for you to do:
  Scream as you slowly burn to death.