On Thu, 17 Apr 1997, Eimii wrote:

Hibiki Ryouga, Wandering(read: Lost) Martial Artist, Adventurer, Delver into
the Unknown (tm), and Archeologist PhD.

                        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

ROTFLALALAL!!!

He was standing in a roughly oblong shaped room with cut-stone walls,
somewhere within an ancient temple that was, presumably, somewhere in
South America. In the middle of the room, a set of stone steps slanted steeply
skyward.

<pout> South America? Why not Central America?

"I'm willing to bet that some museum would pay top dollar for that little
trinket." he mused, addressing not ominous stone wheel, which he presumed
to be some type of ancient memorex; but instead the small golden idol that
glinted sinisterly atop the rough-hewn and almost certainly booby-trapped
stone pedestal.

Sounds familiar...

"Then I could get Akane some nice souvenirs."

That's Ryouga, alright.

He pushed his fedora back on his head and began to scrutinize the pedestal
_very_ carefully. He wasn't really used to wearing a hat, but he hadn't really had
much choice in the matter. The only clothes that had been readily available the
last time he changed back from a pig were the ones that he was wearing now.

Clothes? What clothes...? Wait a minute...

Self-consciously dusting off the worn and faded leather jacket and re-securing
the bull whip at his side, Ryouga thought back to how he had acquired these
clothes. The previous owner had apparently been exploring this very same
temple quite some time ago, but had unfortunately run into a bit of bad luck
earlier on in the maze of tunnels that led to this room, and hadn't really had any
need of them since.

Waaaah! Indy!

He simply stuck his arm out, his index finger
pointing towards the offending monolith, and shouted "BAKUSAI-TENKETSU!"

As if a tiny little boulder is any threat to -him-...

"Oh hell..."

I think he could say that... A hidraulic-powered flying P-chan!

Da Da Daaa Daaa Daaa... (you know the tune)

John Williams would be proud...

(Probably) Not coming to a FFML near you!

Actually, I liked it! More!


The Zephyr
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