[CC Command: Be Wary]<br/><br/>Perhaps... the giant frog won't eat you? You doubt it, considering the nature of this dungeon, but given how unnatural the monster looks in this location, who knows what's really going on? Taking a deep breath, you keep your eyes on the frog, and begin to carefully walk past him. His eyes follow you, and you begin to realize just how big he really is. Finally, you're standing directly across from him, staring straight at it. You see his belly contract suddenly...<br/><br/>[Dodge Check:... Success!]<br/><br/>Time slows, as you leap out of the way of the monster's unnaturally long tongue, the sticky muscle almost touching your foot. You hit the ground and roll, moving to a space that you hope is out of the mega-fauna's effective range, as his tongue bounces off the stone wall with wet thud. Thankfully, he does not try again, and simply returns to a periodically croaking, keeping one eye on you.<br/><br/>You get the feeling this frog is more of a sentry than an actual predator... But why would someone place a sentry here?<br/><br/>Better question: Why the hell would you make a lazy, giant frog your guardsman?!<br/><br/>Disregarding these questions, you continue following the river upstream. The moisture in these cold tunnels is starting to get to you, and you very much wish you had some clothes. While you do enjoy the natural lifestyle, hypothermia is no one's friend.<br/><br/>Thankfully, it doesn't take you long to reach the source of the water... or at least something resembling it. Your climb starts to become increasingly vertical, until you reach another T-intersection. Here, two separate streams converge, and then flow downhill as the river you have been following. Both of the water flows are glowing, indicating that either direction could take you to the source(s). However, you would have to jump the river again to get to the other side. A part of you is beginning to feel aggravated with all these choices.<br/><br/>Lastly, you find it worth noting that this was not always a T-Intersection, as the far wall is actually a giant boulder of some description. Long lines of hastily scribbled text cover the rubble, and the red color makes you uneasy. You don't think you can read the language.<br/><br/>[Awaiting Input]<br/><br/>(Note: Sorry for all the left/right choices. I'm trying to spice them up a bit.)