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The Menacing Beaver

January 16th, 2010
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Stranger: Hello!
You: You see a beaver in the distance lumbering towards you, a menacing glare on its face. You are armed with duct tape, a balloon, a spare set of shoes, and nailclippers. What do you do?
Stranger: Hmm..
Stranger: Give me a moment, Sir or Ma’am.
Stranger: This is a pondersom question!
You: The beaver is getting closer with each passing second, but luckily it appears to have a broken foot
You: This slows it down somewhat
Stranger: First! I remove the shoeleaces from the shoes.
Stranger: Then I proceed to throw the lace-less shoes at the beaver, one by one, to distract it
Stranger: Next, I use the laces and duct tape to attach the balloon to my head.
You: The beavier is angrier and more determined to attack
You: It is drawing near
Stranger: As it is a good sized balloon with helium, the loss of weight of the extra shoes lifts me off of the ground.
You: The beaver jump at your rising figure, snapping at your toes, but luckily you are high enough to avoid its rabid attack
You: Now you are rising above the treeline, still with nailclippers and ducttape
You: You will continue to rise unless you figure out a way to get back to land
You: the wind picks up and blows you eastward, towards what looks like a wooden hut
Stranger: I use the nail clippers to snip the balloon string. I fall on the roof.
You: You land on the roof, which then cracks and sends you falling into the shack below. You are not badly injured.
Stranger: PHEW.
You: The shack appears to be abandoned. You are in a small dusty room.
You: There is a door to your left, and a peice of paper next to your feet
Stranger: I pick up the paper to read it.
You: It appears to be a faded map, with one corner missing. It may lead to treasure.
You: It is too dark to make out much more.
Stranger: I moved to where the hole in the ceiling is, to let in some light on the map.
You: You see a crude drawing of a house, presumably the shack you are in. A dotted line rises north, across what may be a river, and then turns sharply east where a thick black X is revealed.
You: The door is still to your left, and you are armed with duct tape, nai clippers, and a ragged balloon is still strapped to your head. You also have the map.
You: You hear some thumps at the door
You: Then a scraping sound
You: After a few minutes you realise that it is the beaver, trying to eat through the door.
Stranger: I look around to see if there are any other doors that lead outside.
You: There is a boarded up window to your right, and a pile of scraps directly below it.
You: The scrap pile is covered in dust, so it is difficult to discern what exactly is in the pile.
Stranger: I kick aside the scraps to reveal what is underneath.
You: You get a splinter in your ankle.
You: Underneath, you see a crowbar, a lighter, and some rusty bent nails
Stranger: pick up the crowbar and the lighter, and pry open the boarded up window,
Stranger: *.
You: Piece by piece, you pry the boards away. Sunlight trickles through a cracked window.
You: The gnawing noises at the door are getting louder and more insistent
You: The window is now free of boards.
Stranger: I jump out the window and take off running.
You: You jump at the window, and realise the glass was still there. Ouch. Because it was cracked, it shatters and you are left bleeding.
You: You make it through the window and limp hurridly away from the shack. The sun is beginning to set
You: You still are grasping the map in one hand, and the crowbar in the other.
Stranger: I check to make sure the nail clippers are still in my pocket, and the duck tape and string in my hair
You: All items are acocunted for.
You: accounted*
Stranger: Lovely.
Stranger: Lighter?
You: In your pocket with the nail clippers
Stranger: Also lovely.
You: You look around and find yourself in a clearing. You hear water rushing in the distance.
You: Behind you, you hear faint angry squealing noises. The beaver must have finally eaten its way through the door, only to find you had escaped
You: It is angrier than ever and determined to hunt you down
You: It is a rare known fact that beavers, particularly rabid ones, have a very keen sense of smell.
You: After some sniffing around, the beaver finds your scent and starts hobbling angrily in your direction
You: You are starting to gather dust.
You: The beaver is now very close, and it smells your blood. It hungers.
Stranger: (sorry, vanished)
Stranger: I turn around and hold the crowbar like a baseball bat, ready to defend myself.
You: The beaver leaps at you, squealing as though it were possessed
Stranger: I swing the crowbar, aiming for its head
You: Roll to determine outcome of crowbar swing? Y/N
Stranger: Y
You: (1=worst, 12=best)
You: 9.
You: You swing at the beaver’s head and connect. Not hard enough to kill it, but the creature is momentarily stunned
Stranger: I flee.
You: You run towards the sound of rushing water, remembering that there may be some special treasure if you follow the map
You: You eventually reach a river, which is rushing pretty rapidly. It is narrow but deep.
You: The beaver has regained control and is limping towards you, making a strange screeching noise
Stranger: I do not dive in, for beavers are slow on land but fast in the water. I run down the bank, looking for a way to cross the river.
You: You run eastwards along the bank, and soon come across a delapitated wonden bridge. It looks like it could fall apart at any minute.
You: wooden*
You: However, for now it still stands.
Stranger: I attempt to inflate the balloon again
You: The balloon has a small hole in it.
You: All the helium has escaped
You: The beaver is once again gaining on you
You: It is excited by the prospect of killing you. It would be able to feed its family a feast like never before!
You: Typically this beaver eats smaller creatures. It is a carnivore beaver. However, driven by hunger and sickness, it is determined to land a great meal.
Stranger: I make a daring leap across the bridge, praying that light feet will prevent it from breaking.
You: You land halfway across the bridge on a semi-sturdy plank of wood. There are large gaps where the wood has rotted away. Contiunuing with your momentum, a second leap takes you to the end of the bridge
You: You foot falls through, but the rest of your body tumbles forward onto land
You: Your ankle is twisted and cut, but still usable.
Stranger: I hobble up, using the crowbar, and continue running.
You: You consult the map and realise you must be close to the treasure.
You: You run eastward a bit farther when you stumble over a shovel
You: You trip and fall.
You: Behind you, the beaver contemplates the bridge in a rare act of brains over brawn
You: The shovel is laying over what appears to be a fresh mound of dirt,
You: .
Stranger: Oh dear…
Stranger: Sir or Miss Stranger?
Stranger: You have led me on a thrilling quest, but I am afraid that I must remove myself from this website. I have homework I must complete, and bed to attend to.
Stranger: I thank you greatly for the adventure you provided. It was most entertaining!
Stranger: And thus…
Stranger: I find myself unable to get up, even to use the shovel
You: very well. The ending was that you found an arsenal of weapons such as a flamethrower, shotguns, etc with which to kill the beaver. Success!
Stranger: : D
You: Thanks for playing along :)
Stranger: !
Stranger: Of course!
Stranger: Do you find many who are willing to play?
You: Not too many hehe
You: Good luck with your homework :D Take care and don’t dream of beavers. Ciao!
You have disconnected.

Submitted by Bianca from Canada

Author: Wik Categories: Conversations
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  1. Katie
    January 16th, 2010 at 12:22 | #1

    This is a small piece of sunshine in my day :)

  2. Mira
    January 18th, 2010 at 14:37 | #2

    Oh god, that is so full of win it’s not even funny XD I wish all Omegle people were this interesting.

  3. HekToZ
    January 19th, 2010 at 18:17 | #3

    Yeah, I get nothing but disconnects when they find out I’m a guy =/

  4. dude
    January 25th, 2010 at 19:38 | #4

    haha i met this guy on omegle once !

  5. Daniel
    February 6th, 2010 at 22:38 | #5

    I want to meet this Bianca girl from Canada. She seems so intelligent :)

  6. Per-Bear
    February 15th, 2010 at 23:18 | #6

    HILARIOUS!

  7. anon
    February 26th, 2010 at 22:49 | #7

    There are no girls on the internet… You, sir, shall have all of my internets for a week, though!

  8. Eric
    February 27th, 2010 at 02:33 | #8

    For about a week this sort of thing was all I did on Omegle. This one in particular wasn’t me, but if you had an adventure involving a crashed UFO, horse tranquilizers, and Velociraptors with laser beams on their heads, I hope you had fun; I know I did. :)

  9. Pyleic
    March 2nd, 2010 at 02:46 | #9

    I do this kind of thing all the time too xD If you guys ever play with me, you’ll know. My “you are carrying” line always ends with “and six orange Tic-Tacs.”

  10. mr random
    March 5th, 2010 at 09:19 | #10

    The treasure is a peice of paper, and when the player reads it, it spells THE GAME

  11. Groo
    March 7th, 2010 at 03:32 | #11

    I never played Omegle, but this does remind me of OpenRPG, I even logged into that a couple times just to watch campaigns and not actually play. Do people still play that?
    I remember a couple of times I watched games on OpenRPG, games that I never played, and was amazed at how creative some of the DM’s could get, with a handful of them it was like reading a good book, only one that somebody just ad-libbed the entire text and it still came out good, lol.

  12. Kitty
    March 7th, 2010 at 17:17 | #12

    Haha, this is awesome. ^^
    Somebody did this to me, except it was really short and a boar was coming to attack me..I ended up dying. D:

  13. Wik
    March 12th, 2010 at 14:11 | #13

    Eric :

    For about a week this sort of thing was all I did on Omegle. This one in particular wasn’t me, but if you had an adventure involving a crashed UFO, horse tranquilizers, and Velociraptors with laser beams on their heads, I hope you had fun; I know I did. :)

    Go ahead and submit them, we need more of these here :)

  14. Spencer
    March 13th, 2010 at 13:34 | #14

    That was probably one of the best things I have ever read while on my computer. This made my day. :)

  15. jwac
    March 18th, 2010 at 18:49 | #15

    I do this all the time!

  16. Old One
    March 21st, 2010 at 01:13 | #16

    Where’s the grue?

  17. Natalie
    March 27th, 2010 at 08:00 | #17

    This is beautiful. Omegle is probably my favorite website ever. :)

  18. Rose
    March 28th, 2010 at 01:00 | #18

    This was absolutely brilliant. Bianca, you’re amazing.

  19. Justin
    April 17th, 2010 at 03:25 | #19

    Wow, this is so freaking amazing! I wish I could have random text based D&D-esque adventures online with complete strangers! This truly is brilliant work.

  20. Con
    April 25th, 2010 at 19:12 | #20

    HAHAHA. this is just soo eppiccc

  21. john
    April 30th, 2010 at 12:23 | #21

    hello

  22. Alexander
    May 6th, 2010 at 12:44 | #22

    what chat site was it on?

  23. Jake
    May 31st, 2010 at 20:08 | #23

    This gave me the inspiration to start writing my own stories, and even consider writing a book. Thank you Corrine, and Bianca, for such an amazing piece of inspiration.

  24. Elena
    June 15th, 2010 at 20:18 | #24

    This makes me SO happy

  25. Terese
    July 17th, 2010 at 01:10 | #25

    Oh My Goodness! That was seriously the best thing every!!! I loved it!!! It makes me want to use Omegle in the hopes that I can find this user and have an adventure of my own!