>Decide to stop using my stomach for item storage.

Use the "Guybrush Threepwood" inventory system

Stuff everything in inventory down my thong.

> WONDER DEEPLY ABOUT THE NATURE OF YOUR INVENTORY

You wonder deeply about the nature of your inventory. It is extremely cold and you start to fall.

> DECIDE TO STOP USING STOMACH FOR INVENTORY

You decide to stop using your stomach for inventory. You vomit your entire inventory and it starts falling with you.

>Use the "Guybrush Threepwood" inventory system
> Stuff everything in inventory down my thong.

You would do these things, if your inventory wasn't slowly flying away from you.

Use my wings to fly to my inventory for thong purposes

Ponder why there is a Sperm Whale and a pot of flowers falling with me.

>USE WINGS TO FLY TO INVENTORY

You manage to recover: Rat Trap made of Rat Bones, Ceramic Mug, Broken Lever, and Unlit Candle. The rest of the items seem to have been eaten by Luggage. As you stuff the items down your thong you feel the cool sensation of each item against your body before it mysteriously disappears.

> PONDER WHY THERE IS A SPERM WHALE AND A POT OF FLOWERS FALLING WITH YOU

You wonder why there appears to be some strange aquatic mammal falling with you. The Potted Plant, however, looks tasty and you fly over and start to chew on the flowers. You once again feel a pit of guilt, but you are unsure why.

>

Loot the whale

> LOOT THE WHALE

You attempt to fly over to the Whale, but find that your wings are gone. You flail around knocking the pot that once held the flower away, and the ground is coming closer.

>

Hide inside Luggage

>HIDE INSIDE LUGGAGE

You attempt to hide inside your Pet Evil Bag. Unfortunately he doesn't seem to like the idea of you crawling down on him and he bites down on something hard and sensitive on your forehead. You have almost reached the ground.

>

Teleport on top of the whale

> TELEPORT ON TOP OF THE WHALE

You attempt to Teleport on top of the whale. However, never have done such a thing before you over shoot it. You are now inside of a tree house. You are sore and covered in magical soot. Luggage whimpers in your hair. The Tree house appears to have two glass windows and no door. There are three potted flowers against each wall, and a potted cactus against the fourth. You can see no obvious way out.

>

Rarity wrote:

appears to have two glass windows

Rarity wrote:

You can see no obvious way out

Open a window

> OPEN A WINDOW

You walk over to a window. It does not seem to be able to be opened.

>

Look out window

>LOOK OUT WINDOW

You peer out the Window. The structure you are on appears to be supported by a large Aspen tree. You can see the canopy of the tree as well as a forest of Aspen trees beyond it. You can not see the ground.

>

Examine the room in detail

>EXAMINE THE ROOM IN DETAIL

You carefully study the room. The flower on the North wall is Blue and is spouting small bell-shaped fruits. The Flower on the East wall is Green and is spouting four flower heads. The flower on the West Wall is Orange, and appears to have thorns on the pedals, and the Cactus on the South Wall appears to be Chartreuse and covered in a light fuzz of needles. There are windows to the West and North. Each plank of wood to make your prison is in a perfect pattern, with the only thing separating the pattern of the wood grain being the lines that show the boards. Luggage has wondered down your back and is nibbling on your wing. Your horn appears to be gone. Both of the glass windows appear to be sealed shut with no way to open them. You smell a slight scent of something acidic but not unpleasant. In the North-East corner there appears to be a rock. In the South-West corner there is a hammer and three nails. In the North-West Corner is a switch. In the South-East Corner there is a magazine which reads "Plebotomist's Weekly". From the ceiling there appears to be a pony-head shaped lantern. You find no traps.

>

Loot "Plebotomist's Weekly" into the thong

> LOOT "Plebotomist's Weekly" INTO THE THONG

You loot the magazine into the thong. It feels slightly sticky.

>

>Wonder if a "Plebotomist" is anything like a "Phlebotomist."

>Read "Plebotomist's Weekly."

Wonder suspiciously if you have seen that rock in the corner somewhere before.

Listen to rock