(We should go back underground and just switch between guns for the rest of the time)

Throw the explosive to the far side of the plane, drawing their attention over to the explosion, which should be on the far side of the plane from me, then we'll see what happens.

You toss the explosive across your beloved plane. In a great moment of silence, a few of the soldiers take notice of the object. And in one crucial second, they try to run. But the explosion occurs, and many are either caught in the blast radius or are forced to take cover. This is your key moment.

A. Make a dash toward the grass patch with the hatch. (damn that's a dope line. I need to use that.)
B. Take cover under the plane.
C. Return below ground.

A

That was even more basses than I thought it would be.

You run as fast as you can (what with carrying this heavy, loud bag and 2 weapons) toward the grass patch. You take shelter within it, and formulate your next plan. The soldiers are starting to get up, some are running away, perhaps to report this event. It won't take much for somebody to stumble upon you.

A. Run to the house.
B. Run to the tunnel.
C. Open the hatch.
D. Shoot some fools.

sorry. C

Edited 8/15/2015 03:11:47

You try to open the hatch, but it is locked. You certainly DON'T have the time to unlock it.

A. Run to the house.
B. Run to the tunnel.
C. Unlock the hatch.
D. Pull out a weapon in anticipation of incoming enemies.

A

Edited 8/15/2015 06:19:07

You make a mad dash for the house.
After your long trek, you make it to the house, and de facto you make it to safety. There are no more guards in the area. It is obvious that the clearing is no longer a safe place.

A. Head to the tunnel.
B. Enter house.
C. Go around the back of the house.

(just so you know, there is a hidden choice that is available if you paid attention to certain things.)

Gather bearings.

(Will be responding in a bit.)

Well?

You look at yourself. You are certainly a sight for sore eyes.

Lacerations are all over your body, from shrapnel, from your scuffle and from your other misadventures.
Particularly, your left and right arms are very bruised and battered.
Your torso is somewhat exposed, with your shirt being in tatters to a degree.
You feel a little sick.
Your mental state is a little off. You can't even recall the names of some of your fellow pilots.
You are a little thirsty, but you are somewhat hungry.
Edit : In spite of all of this, you feel a little intellectual.

Edited 8/17/2015 23:19:24

B

You enter the house.

A. Look around the hall.
B. Enter the bedroom.
C. Exit house.

Check inventory, I want to see if I can heal myself.

Inventory

Crowbar
"House" Key
"Chest" Key
Unmarked Key
Average-Sized Mallet
Butcher Knife
Radio Parts
Rope
Water Bottle
German? Rations
Pork 'n' Beans can
Cold Medicine
Bandages
Alarm Clock
Photograph of your Grandfather
Photograph of your Father
Photograph of Young Woman ("G,N")
Riddle Paper #1 (Spill, Fill)
Riddle Paper #2 (Change to 2)
Riddle Paper #3 (Past Dilutes)
Map

Weapons
German? Machine Gun - 32? Rounds (1 Magazine)
Sidearm - 14 Rounds (1.4 Magazines)

Can't believe this is already the 1 month anniversary! This thread feels so old to me already :)

Drop alarm clock

You place the alarm clock on the ground.

A. Take alarm clock.
B. Enter bedroom.
C. Look around the hall.
D. Exit house.