AI Dungeon 2 - peasant

gistfile1.txt

Pick a setting.
0) fantasy (recommended)
1) mystery
2) apocalyptic
3) zombies
4) custom
Enter the number of your choice: 0

Pick a character
0) noble
1) knight
2) squire
3) wizard
4) ranger
5) peasant
6) rogue
Enter the number of your choice: 5

What is your name? Dori

AI Dungeon 2 Instructions:
 Enter actions starting with a verb ex. "go to the tavern" or "attack the orc."
 To speak enter 'say "(thing you want to say)"' or just "(thing you want to say)"
 

The following commands can be entered for any action: 
  "revert"   Reverts the last action allowing you to pick a different action.
  "quit"     Quits the game and saves
  "restart"  Starts a new game and saves your current one
  "save"     Makes a new save of your game and gives you the save ID
  "load"     Asks for a save ID and loads the game if the ID is valid
  "print"    Prints a transcript of your adventure (without extra newline formatting)
  "help"     Prints these instructions again

Generating story...


You are Dori, a peasant living in the kingdom of Larion. You have a pitchfork
 and a nothing else. You wake up and begin working in the fields. You see a girl
 named Tylir walking down the road with her boyfriend. She is beautiful, but
 you are not interested in her. You think about how you could be more than that
> pitchfork

The next day you hear a noise outside your window. It sounds like someone throwing
 something at it. You go to investigate and find out that it is a man throwing
 a rock at the window. He looks up as he runs off.
> yell "WAIIIT"

You run back inside and shout 
> go back working in the fields

You look around for the man who threw the rock but don't see him. You then notice
 the sun has set and the moon has risen. The moonlight shines on the ground where
 you were standing and you can see footprints leading away from the spot
> 
. You think they might be those of the man who was throwing rocks at the window.


 You quickly gather what you need and head back to work.
 
THE EN
> 
EMY IS YOU!
You turn around and see the creature standing there with its arms raised. Its
 face is twisted into an evil grin. It raises one clawed hand and points it at
 you. You feel a chill go down your spine

 and you know that this must be the creature's doing. 
You raise your pitchfork and scream "WAI-OWW!" You throw the fork at the creature
 and it catches it easily. It laughs and shakes its head. Then it turns its attention
 to you
> say "Sit down!"

You take a deep breath and stand up slowly. You walk over to the creature and
 put your hands on its shoulders. You tell it calmly "I am sorry for frightening
 you". The creature doesn't respond and just stares at you. You continue 
> say "good bird, here's a pat"

You reach down and grab the creature by the wrist and pull it close to you. You
 place your other hand on top of the creature's and squeeze gently. You let go
 and the creature lets out a small yelp. You smile and say 
> 
 "Good bird, here's a pat". You give the creature a pat on the back and it relaxes
 slightly. You continue 

 
> say "Now, give me back my fork. I can't work without it"

You grab the creature's arm and pull it toward you. You push it forward and it
 falls backwards onto the ground. You grab the fork and twist it until the blade
 comes free. You hold it out to the creature and it takes it. You stand up and
 start walking towards the house
> 
. The creature watches you curiously. You turn around and point at it. It follows
 your finger and walks closer to you. You open the door and step inside. You
 close the door behind you and sit down on the floor. The creature sits down
 beside you

. You both stare at each other silently. Finally the creature speaks "Well? What
 do we do now?"
 
> say "Oh my goodness. So you can speak?"

"Yes, we're going to talk about how to live together".
"What?"
"We're going to live together".
"How do you propose to do that?"
"By being good birds".

> "Alright. For starter, let's go working in the fields because I'm late on schedule"


The creature nods and smiles. "Fine, but only if you promise not to kill me".