Chapter #4Fire Emblem: Awakening by: blargg   Waking up, you found that your vision was blurry, and you could hear some loud, rumbling sounds in the distance. You begin to walk forward, only to run into a tall, green pillar that was about two times your height. Examining the pillar, you realized that this giant pillar was actually a blade of grass!
"What the-!? I... I was shrunk!?" you yell in shock.
You looked around your current location, scanning the area for someone who might be able to help you, or somewhere you might be able to go. But all you could see was the grass surrounding you. You walked aimlessly among the green pillars, trying to find something to help you get a better view, until you found a rather large rock laying in the grass. Using the slanted pages, you climbed up to the top of the book and looked around. To the north, you could see what looked like colossal tents and a few small structures. Some of the structures seemed to be surrounded by various weapons, and you could smell several strong scents coming from others. In the west, you could see massive brown pillars towering in the distance, which you presume to be trees making up a forest. The east didn't seem to have anything in particular in it, only more grass, and a path that stretched through it. The south seemed to be a more mountainous area, and you could see what looked to be a waterfall in the distance, which you assumed led to a river.
Though the north seemed to be the most logical choice to go for help, you could feel more of those strong rumbles, which you now presumed to be footsteps, coming from the forest as well. It might be risky to go South or East, but they were still options that you could take.
You decided to traverse...
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