I was making my fawn run, but I pressed Z and I went to those statues - How do I get back? I don't want to stare at a statue all day without controlling my fawn!

Help? I relally want to play the game, but today I got away, quit, went back on thinking I would be able to play the fawn, and it took me back to the statue again! Its boring... I just want to play as my fawn!

Continued story of Jeremy =)
Finally got my lazy butt to finish it loolz

THERE MAY BE CUSSING IN THOUGHTS OF RPS

Hello everyone! As you can probably see, I'm new! I look forward to meeting all you and having a great time here!

Would you guys mind submitting a few tips about TFE? I would really appreciate it! Thank you!^^

Let me lighten it up really CWCK-ly for those of you as acquainted with the depths of the Internet as I am, that is a hilarious pun and you should be GRATEFUL I made it >D here with uh.. a gif.



But in all truthfullness, there will be SOME honest content about my personal life, which some of you may not want to hear. I promise it's not anything scandalous nor is it overly disgusting. It's just me being honest. And very thankful!

A bird wheeling above him, the stag watched it dip and dive. The world had suddenly grown cold. Roe and the apocalypse had disappeared....

My fur was caked with frost, but for some reason I didn't care. The cold wind felt friendly, the tern up high seemed happy to see me. That was when she dove and skimmed over the white expanse. I followed, running again over new fallen tundra.

My breath was so warm that it puffed with smoke ahead of me, quickly falling behind as I raced forward after the tern. My laugh was drowned out by the sound of cracking and popping. Ice broke as I skidded to a halt.

The vast sea of water broke, vague outlines of waterfalls and whitewater took form out of the path the ice had made. Vague outlines of home.

Trees of pure ice surrounded me as I walked. Oh were they gorgeous. Their branches tinkled like glass, like falling icicles. They were so gorgeous I did not notice the beast looming in front of me until I was upon him.

A large ice-bear breathed the same air as I did. The tern I had been following was with him, and they were partaking in a meal. I felt compelled to join them.

A moment later I was nibbling on something I never thought I would have tasted: Meat. The meat was vaguely familiar, I couldn't taste it, but it was warm against my lips and slid wetly down my throat. As I ate, I could feel the animals smile. The bear gorged with me, while the tern and a few other birds began to do something....

I grew tired, seemingly falling asleep where I stood. I think it was the meat that tired me.

The birds worked his antlers like malleable clay, adding snow and ice to make them heavy and many-tined. They took the blood from his face, the skin from his meal, the bone from his meal to create a mask for him. As Iphea awoke, they smiled upon him.

[b]I was not adorned. These antlers are heavy and this mask hides my face.