Wide Open Skies #3 (CYOA)

"I like it," You smile; giving her fluff a quick nuzzle, "Moth ponies are superior cuddlers. You're like living stuff animals."
The fluff continued to call you, but you decide to stop before this gets any weirder, and before another priest walked in.
You manage to separate your hoof from her. She blinks a few times before quickly pulling her robe back up, blushing.
"Sorry," She apologizes, "Moth ponies are very sensitive to touch."

What do you do?

>>30666495
Well that good to know.
Let grab those plants and drop them at our house.

>>30666464
That explains the fluffy protection.
Add a donation or something before we leave.
What time is it?

Would you mind adding the link to the previous thread for every OP?

>>30666495
I didn't mind at all. I should be the one to say sorry for getting a bit into it. We should probably stop before another priest comes in and sees this situation.
Thanks for helping me get this permit.

>>30666541
I wouldn't mind at all since I don't know how to throw this into anonpone.

>>30666533
>>30666555
"That explains the fluffy protection," You say; wiping away some sweat, "I should be the one to say sorry for getting a bit into it. We should probably stop before another priest comes in and sees this situation."
"I'm the only priest here right now." She says.
She gives you the plants you needed and in return you give her a small donation, leaving the church, and looking at your watch.
It was now 3:30 and you couldn't stop thinking about Pequeña's fluff.

What do you do?

>>30666633
Just ask Amm.
>"I'm the only priest here right now."
Still, I wouldn't want to embarrass you if someone else came by.

>you couldn't stop thinking about Pequeña's fluff.
I wonder. Would Moth ponies shier themselves and sell their fluff like sheep?
A moth fluff pillow.

Let's go visit the Temporary Guild base. Or the Warehouse.

>>30666633
We loved feeling that fluff. We fantasize at the thought cuddling that fluff... from our possible sister. It feels a bit wrong thinking about it, but yet it felt right feeling her during it.
Go home and drop those seeds.

>>30666664
Let drop the plant back at home and check out the warehouse.

>>30666687
It would make more sense to check out the warehouse first, then head home.
If we left to put away the plants, then we'd have to make a return trip back into town and return back to the house again to prepare for the date.
>>30666633
Let's not do what anon suggested.

Added Wide Open Skies to Anonpone

https://www.anonpone.com/skies/

>>30666664
>>30666686
>>30666687
>>30666718
You start trotting along to the warehouse for the Guild. Her fluff still on your mind.
'I wonder if Moth ponies shier themselves and sell their fluff like sheep.' You wonder.
You loved feeling that fluff, already fantasizing about cuddling it... from your possible sister. It felt wrong thinking about it, but it also felt oh so right feeling it.
You didn't have too much of a feeling on incest. Oakfarm made it clear to you about his feelings about it when you were young for some reason. If it doesn't lead to a foal I think it's fine is what he told you.
...Why were you thinking about this?

What do you do?

>>30666747
thanks Amm.

>>30666765
We should make preparations for the Jack plant. Any suggestions guys?

>>30666774
Well she said that they're used to warner clinates, abd that we should grow them indoors, so I think we might need a greenhouse or something.

>>30666765
>If it doesn't lead to a foal I think it's fine is what he told you.
Sounds legit

>>30666765
We found our possible sister attractive. As long as two adults conscent and don't harm others, it should be fine.
Give it time though. We don't know her perpective on it, and we need some tome to get used to thinking about all... this.

>>30666765
As long we don't get married and have kids we should be fine.

>>30666883
Pretty much this. No one's business in how two adults are behind closed doors.

>>30666883
We could probably get away with doing that Willow since they're not related by blood.

>>30666890
This. Keep your nose out of people's business and sex life.

>>30666904
>We could probably get away with doing that Willow since they're not related by blood.
True, but I expect her father to yell about the fact that were family and tell everyone in town about us. So far, he's been an ass.

>>30666774
>>30666790
>>30666791
>>30666815
>>30666883
You suddenly decide to go back to the farm to plant the Johnny-Jump-Ups, continuing to think.
You found your possible sister attractive. As long as two adults consent, don't harm others, not get married, and have kids it should be fine. You just didn't know her perspective on it and you might need some time thinking about it.
You soon return to the farm. The new plants were use to warmer climates and that they should be grown indoors so a greenhouse might be needed. Heck, you could even make it bigger to allow you to grow in the winter.
The problem being that you didn't know how to build a greenhouse, neither does Oakfarm, but he's been thinking about one lately.

What do you do?

>>30666919
That's why you don't tell them or let them find out.

>>30666920
Let drop the seed off and ask dad if he know someone that can make a greenhouse.

>>30666920
If we have any books on farming, skim through them to see if any of them mention building greenhouses.

>>30666920
We can probably ask someone in town if they know how to build one. Or visit another farm and ask them. Anyone but Elmwood though. I doubt he would forthcoming with assisting us.

>The new plants were use to warmer climates and that they should be grown indoors
What's the current climate for the foreseeable future? Warm? Cold?
There are some large green houses for acres. they're not just for small glass/plastic rooms full of potted plants. Go google search "acre greenhouses" and you'll see what I mean.

>>30666937
I'm pretty sure they were whole plants and not seeds.

>>30666920
Go check if we caught anything.

>>30666940
Doubt we have one. I mean a book on building a green house. That would usually be in a little book on how to assemble one.
Maybe we know the fundamentals of a green house, just not the means to build one at the moment.

>>30666937
>>30666940
>>30666965
>>30666990
You could probably go ask in town if there was a pony that could build one, though that might be a bit expensive.
You did know the fundamentals of building one: Lots of glass, dirt, sprinklers, and climate control. You knew about a magic crystal that you could buy that could do climate control, they were fairly inexpensive.

What do you do?

>>30667040
Inexpensive you say? That might save money and time. Where could we get one?

>>30667040
Glass, plastic or Plexiglas would do.

>>30667062
>>30667107
You remember that a few months ago, during the winter, that a nearby farmer order materials for a greenhouse, though he didn't have a lot of money and ended up getting more then he needed accidentally.
Now: The only hardware store in town had a giant surplus of greenhouse materials they've been trying to sell.

What do you do?

>>30667156
How far away is this farmer's farm? Lets visit them and see if we can take some of those extras off their hooves. Or buy them if they ask. Maybe they can help and teach Bitter how to build one.

>>30667156
A surplus they're trying to sell means lower prices to get us to buy them. Try our best to estimate how much material we need and go to the store.

>>30667040
Go tell Oakfarm we got the permit.

>>30667156
Go tell Oakfarm we got the permit and am working on a greenhouse.

>>30667181
The extras are with the hardware store.

>>30667208
That said we can adk him for advice.

>>30667181
>>30667182
>>30667189
>>30667201
The farmer's farm was only a few minutes away so not a very long walk.
You go and tell Oakfarm you got the permit and that you were going to build a greenhouse before heading to the farmer.
As you trot along you start to envision what the greenhouse would be like: You needed to figure out the size of it, and what materials you wanted to build it with.

What do you do?

>>30667523
We should see this farm first before deciding which materials are best to use.

>>30667683
You decide to see the farm first before deciding which materials are best to use.
You soon arrive at the farm. The farm's owner was a old earth pony stallion that went by the name: Lockload, who was currently sitting in his rocking chair on his front porch of his small house.
He notices you approaching and gives you a smile, getting up with some effort.

What do you do?

>>30667750
If he has a family, ask him how they are doing. Otherwise ask about gteenhousess

>>30667768
"Hey Lockload," You greet him, "How's the family?"
"Good, good," He smiles; grabbing his cane, "Haven't heard from the son in a while, but the ol' wife is still as feisty as ever! What can old Lockload do for you?"
"I'm here to ask about the greenhouse." You tell him.
"That thing," He asks, "What do you need to know about it?"

What do you do?

>>30667855
Just about everything, the size of it, the materials used, how long it took to build, the cost of it, and how well it works.

>>30667855
I was looking to build my own so was looking for some advice.

>>30667876
>>30667901
"Just about everything," You tell him, "I was looking to build my own so I was looking for advice."
"I can do that," He says; "Follow me."
You follow him to the back of the house, where a acre greenhouse sat.
"I went with a acre one," He tells you, "Going with plastic, so it doesn't get chipped away by the rain and snow. Average sized ones take only a weekend to build while the acre one took me only a week. It works nicely and seldom breaks. The most problems I have to deal with it being the water pipes breaking."

What do you do?

>>30667973
Do you think I'd be able to build it, or would I need some help from someone more able-bodied?

>>30667973
I am leaning towards a smaller one. Mightly impressive setup you have gere though. Any books you recomened?

>>30668091
"Do you think I would be able to build it," You ask, "Or would I need some help from someone more able-bodied?"
"You might need some help," He tells you, "Might. You could probably get Oakfarm to help you if you want to build it. Heard he built that house by himself."

What do you do?

>>30668150
And would I still need help If I built a smaller one?

>>30668150
Any revomded reading?

>>30668185
>>30668193
"Would I still need help if I built a smaller one?" You ask.
"Not likely." He replies.
"Any recommended reading?"
"...Nope."

What do you do?

>>30668251
I guess just thank him for his help and head down to the shop.

>>30668251
Say you better go say hello to his wife. It would be rude to come here and only talk to one of you.

I am thinking we probably only need a small one

I think we should build a small one first, to plant the healing plants, then, once they're planted, build an acre one on a different part of the farm.

>>30668259
>>30668264
>>30668271
>>30668313
You thank him and leave, but not before saying hello to his wife first.
You trot into town and to the hardware store. It may be the only one in town, but it's prices were quite low.
You trot in to find that it appeared to be a slow day, with only a few ponies including you trotting around the store.

What do you do?

>>30668343
Buy what we need for a small greenhouse, check the time. What time was diner

>>30668343
Let go for a plastic green house.

>>30668359
Dinner was at 8:30 if memory serves.

>>30668359
>>30668374
>>30668383
You start to get what you needed for a small greenhouse, getting several crystal climate controllers for warmer humid climate, a few sprinklers, and a good amount of pipes.
You check the time as you near the last two thins on your item list. It was 4:15, a little less then four hours remaining before you met Willowfarm.
You soon come across the plastic panels, and wood planks for the greenhouse. You, however, weren't sure how many you needed of each.

What do you do?

>>30668444
Ask the shopkeeper.
Buy less then he thinks so you can get more precise. We can come back when we run out.

>>30668465
You decide to ask the shopkeeper, who recommended at least ten for the one you wanted.
You decide to buy eight instead to be more precise. You could come back when you ran out.
So, after a few minutes of shopping, and 245 Bits you now had the materials needed for a small greenhouse.

What do you do?

>>30668538
Head home and start planing it out. Make sure we don't miss dinner.

>>30668564
You head home with all your supplies in hoof, soon returning and placing them in the empty parts of the fields.
You set down several planks and soon have the foundation set up: A wide-ish rectangle.
After thirty minutes of planning you got it all finished up in the planning department, the most notable feature being the angled roof so rain didn't just collect on the roof.

What do you do?

>>30669010
Keep going with the build until we have an hour until our dinner.

>>30669010
Let get our dad to help us out so we can get more of it done.

>>30669066
>>30669077
You get your dad to help start building the greenhouse. The two of you quickly starting with your work.

A few hours pass as the two of you work. The wooden frame was now done and that was needed was the plastic walls, the piping, and the crystal.
The sun had set a little bit ago leaving the air feeling cool. Letting your sweat cool a bit and allow you to look at your watch.
It was forty-five minutes until your meeting with Willowfarm.

What do you do?

>>30669131
Go get cleaned up and head into town.

>>30669157
You head inside and get cleaned up: Taking a shower, brushing your mane, and teeth, and a bit of deodorant.
You were now ready and trot into town, soon arrive at Nora on time at 8:30.

Thirty minutes has passed with no sign of Willowfarm. It's gotten a bit cold now, and you were now really hungry. Having not eaten anything besides breakfast.
You sigh and turn, beginning to trot away. Likely that she wasn't able to get out.
"Bitter!"
You turn around to find Willowfarm galloping towards you.
She slides to a stop in front of you, panting and out of breath.

What do you do?

>>30669226
Say hello.

>>30669226
Hey there willow, your dad tried to lock you in your room?

>>30669226
Hey, You just made it! Are you okay? You didn't get found out, did you?

>>30669231
>>30669252
>>30669284
"Hello," You greet her, "Are you okay? Your dad try to lock you in your room?"
"After the stunt I pulled earlier: Yes," She pants, "...But, I've managed to sneak out. He forgot to lock the window!"

What do you do?

>>30669314
That's good.
I guess it's time to eat.

>>30669314
Good to hear you made it out. You escaped your home after being locked in and ran all the way over here just to meet up with me? I'm honored you would go so far.
Let's get the menu and start looking for something to eat.

>>30669327
"That's good," You smile, "I guess it's time to eat."
"Yep," She smiles back; extending a hoof to you, "Are you going to be escorting your mare?" She asks teasingly.

What do you do?

>>30669378
Welp time to go further down the incest hole
Tease her right back, "of course my lady" give her a kiss on the hoof.

>>30669409
It's not incest if we are adopted into the family.

>>30669378
Of course. As a gentlecolt, it is my duty to serve my mare. Escort her to the table and pull the chair for her.
>>30669444
Not that it matters. Two adults consenting and all that.

>>30669444
Still counts.
Still no reason to stay away from it. Could be interesting.

>>30669409
>>30669456
"Of course my lady," You say; teasing her back, "As a gentlecold: It is my duty to serve my mare."
You bring her in and escort her to one of the tables, pulling a chair out for her and pushing her in before sitting down yourself.
"Well-mannered." She smiles.
A waiter soon comes by, giving the two of you menus to look over.
"...I think I'll get the crab," She says after a few minutes of looking it over, "What are you getting?"

What do you do?

>>30669485
Why, had I not missed lunch I could have sustained myself on your beauty alone.

Fish and chips.

>>30669513
So cheesy that I like it.

>>30669513
>>30669551
"Why, had I not missed lunch I could have sustained myself on your beauty alone." You flatter her; getting her to blush and slightly hide behind her menu.
You eventually decide on the fish and chips. The waiter soon coming by and getting your orders, taking the menus.
"So..." Willowfarm starts; trying to think of a way to start a conversation, "You cleaned up nicely."

What do you do?

>>30669559
Thank you.
So what sort of interests do you have?

>>30669559
Thanks. I couldn't help but get ready like this. What do you spend the most time doing at home?

>>30669563
>>30669582
"Thank you," You smile, "I couldn't help, but get ready like this. What do you spend most of your time doing at home?"
"Helping dad with the farm," She says, "Or more like: Factory."
"What sort of interests do you have?"
"Knitting," She smiles, "I've always like it. In fact: I made something for you to kinda celebrate finally getting to know each other as family."
She reaches down and pulls out a scarf: Nicely crafted, and made out of what appeared to be cotton, colored to be like your mane and coat color.

What do you do?

>>30669651
Put it on and thank her.

We never told dad we had found a possible sister. Just the cousin.

>>30669651
Let try the scarf out.

>>30669688
We told no one about the possible sister, so far.

>>30669651
You made this for me just today? This is an amazing gift! I wish I had something to give to you as well. I'm sorry about that.
Do you want to know anything specific about me? I did meet somepony else pretty interesting today.

Does our mc even have hobbies? It seems like we just work on the farm only.

>>30669699
True. Maybe wait for confirmation before we tell anypony.

>>30669664
>>30669690
>>30669707
"You made this for me?" You ask.
"I'm still new to it," She admits, "It took me the entire day to make it."
You take it and throw it on.
"Looking good." She nods.
"Do you want to know anything specific about me?" You ask.
"Do you have any hobbies?" She asks you.

Do you have a hobby?

Possible slightly extra long session tonight. The reason will come later.

>>30669708
Why not share the possibility? It's an interesting topic to discuss.

>>30669759
if we are capable of swiming say that.
We like to go on walks.

Where did everybody go?
Surely more then one person has hobby ideas?

>>30669759
Sculpture.

>>30669832
I would, but I was going to vote swimming and walk as well. We are in a tourist location near the coast.

>>30669845
Fair enough.

>>30669759
Maybe some drawing? We tend to view a lot of sights while walking we want to draw at times.

>>30669759
We're into drawing.

>>30669836
>>30669875
I think I prefer sculpture over drawing.
Maybe we enjoy drawing out our sculpting plans.

>>30669882
Maybe we like drawing and sometimes decide to make sculptures out of those drawings.

>>30669793
>>30669836
>>30669849
>>30669871
>>30669875
>>30669882
"I like to go on walks," You say; usually going on walks early in the morning when there wasn't a note posted on your door, "And drawing. I like to draw things that I see on my walks, and sometimes make a sculpture out of them."
"You'll have to show me some of them." She says.

What do you do?

>>30669928
Lets do that after our meal.

>>30669928
Sure, we do so after we eat. Oakwood won't mind you coming over. In fact, he didn't even know you existed either until I told him today.

>>30669979
>>30669991
"Let's do that after our meal," You tell her, "Oakfarm won't mind you coming over. In fact, he didn't even know you existed either until I told him today."
You food then arrives. It being set down in front of the two of you.

What do you do?

>>30670054
Can you tell a bit more about your mother? I know the basics of your father but barely anything about your mother.

>>30670054
What kind of pony is your father? I only know the negative aspects from the feud, but is there anything good you can tell me about him? I want to hear from the other side.

>>30670073
>>30670115
"Can you tell me a bit more about your mother," You ask, "I know the basics of your father, but barely anything about your mother."
"My mother is a Zebra," She tells you; beginning to eat, "She was born and raise in Yemare making money by working some low paying jobs. She eventually got enough money to take a plane here to Equestria."
"What kind of pony is your father," You ask, "I only know the negative aspects from the feud, but is there anything good you can tell me about him?"
"How he raised me is a bit questionable," She explains, "But, he's a good parent. And, he's a fair pony: Makes sure our farmhands get a fair amount of Bits. He actually pays them more then minimum wage."

What do you do?

>>30670138
That's nice of him.

>>30670138
That's nice to hear. I can respect for being fair to his workers. You still love him though despite some how he raised you, don't you?

>>30670148
>>30670172
"That's nice of him," You smile, "I can respect him for being fair to his workers. You still love him though despite the way he raised you, don't you."
"I find a way," She nods, "What I don't like about him though is the fact that he seems outright hostile to anypony he doesn't know or loves."

What do you do?

>>30670201
That's a shame.
Do you have any questions about my father?

>>30670201
I wonder what made him think like that. Has he ever told anypony why?

>>30670215
>>30670254
"That's a shame," You say, "I wonder what made him like that. Has he ever told anypony why?"
"We managed to take him to the hospital a while ago," She says, "The doctor says that he might have some sort of strange Bipolar Disorder."

What do you do?

>>30670283
That's unfortunate.
Do you have any questions about my father?

>>30670283
That completely changes my perspective on Elkfarm just by knowing that.

>>30670292
>>30670323
"That's unfortunate," You reply, "Do you have any questions about my father?"
"No," She replies; looking down at her food, "I just want to eat my food to be honest."

What do you do?

>>30670331
Very well.
Let her eat in silence for a while then ask her her thoughts on all the new arivals.

>>30670341
"Very well."
The two of you eat in silence for several minutes.
"What are your thoughts on the new arrivals?" You ask.
"Don't have one yet," She replies, "My dad did have a few choice words to say about them though."

What do you do?

>>30670376
I imagine he did. I have a date with one of them tomorrow.

>>30670376
I do have a date with an arrival named Raven. You saw her when I was showing her around her town. She works as a guard for the guild. She seems like a nice and sincere pony.

>>30670398
>>30670423
"I imagine he did," You say, "I do have a date with an arrival named Raven. You saw her when I was showing her around town. She works as a guard for the guild. She seems like a nice and sincere pony."
"Are you sure that wasn't the only thing you liked about her?" She asks; teasing you a bit.

What do you do?

>>30670430
I admire her work ethic.

>>30670430
She's extremely cute. Her playful behavior and happiness is a joy to watch.

>>30670430
I can't reveal too much due to privacy, but she's been through a lot in her life and continues to remain strong despite it. I can really respect that.

>>30670457
>>30670466
>>30670489
"I admire her work ethic," You tell her, "She's been through a lot in her life and continues to remain strong despite it. She's also extremely cute, and her playful behavior and happiness is a joy to watch."
"Sounds like a good match." She smiles.

What do you do?

Stopping for the night. You can let the thread die. I'm heading up to my family cabin for the week so I won't have time for the story. I'll be back Friday night or Saturday morning.
Have a good night or day!

>>30670514
Hey. Judging matches is my job.

>>30670514
Maybe. Going to have till tomorrow to know more.
Since we're talking about who I am dating, is there anyone you're interested in? If not, what qualities do you seek? You already have a basic grasp on some qualities I like.

>>30670514
So can anyone tell me why we chose a small green house instead of an acre one?

>"I like to go on walks,"
I keked

>>30670201
>"What I don't like about him though is the fact that he seems outright hostile to anypony he doesn't know or loves."
I wonder under which his brother falls under.

>"The doctor says that he might have some sort of strange Bipolar Disorder."
Did they tell you when it started or how long ago?
I'm planning to grow some plants called Johnny-jump-ups. Maybe they can help?

I'm kind of jealous of Willow. At least she had a mother.

>>30671467
>why we chose a small green house instead of an acre one
Because we aren't growing that many herbs.

>>30671883
Makes sense. We won't need a lot of land to grow only the stuff we'll need.

>>30670524
I don't think it's as you think it is anon. She maybe referring to combinations of characteristics. Unless you we talking about that?
>>30670679
What are you insinuating anon? I hope it's not what I think it is. This seems like something you should really ask after a few more dates.
>>30670514
Is there a cure for Bipolar disorder?
Continue eating.

>>30673170
I'm mostly saying this because of Raven because she might have her feelings hurt in the future if you guys aren't careful with the choices you make.
Keeping things aloof but still friendly seems the safest to me.

>>30673170
>What are you insinuating anon? I hope it's not what I think it is. This seems like something you should really ask after a few more dates.
Eh, you're right. I'm just mostly curious since we're casually sharing information of who we're dating and interested in ourselves. Doesn't feel like a date if we're sharing this.

>>30670514
I wonder how old her parents are and how old Willow is herself.
Oakfarm is the elder brother. He found Bitter when he was 70, and to this day he is 87.
I'll take a hazard guess that Elmfarm is potentially somewhere around 3 to 10 years younger then his brother?
And what about Willow's mom? How old could she have been?

>>30673170
I think you will find the judging matches tbing was meant to be a joke.

>>30673170
It's perfectly natural to want to know who our cousin is dating and to a lesser extent what they are into.

>>30674936
You are partially wrong.
It could be natural after we get to know them better after a month. Not on the second day of briefly meeting them.

>>30673170
>I don't think it's as you think it is anon
>What are you insinuating anon? I hope it's not what I think it is
These are two very vague statements.

>>30673180
I don't think raven will mind if we know what our cousin is up to.

>>30670524
>>30670679
Seconding these.

>>30675808
No

>>30677058
Not the same anon, but can you give an actual reason?

>>30677058
I think they should be fine

I feel in the arguments about
>>30670524
>>30670679
We should make sure we do not forget about
>>30671467

>>30672664

>>30678920
We were meant to let it die.