awoke with a groan. Her BODY PART ached, and the NOUN blazed with an intensity that made everything ADJECTIVE. Her BODY PART sagged forward, but when she tried to raise her hands to rub her BODY PART , she realized they were tied to her NOUN. She PAST TENSE VERB slowly, and her vision cleared enough for her to realize that she was nose-to-nose with a NOUN. She PAST TENSE VERB back, smacking her head into a ADJECTIVE surface behind her. She moaned in pain as the world tilted on an odd axis. "The last of them is awake," said a PROPER NOUN 1 with a voice much like the ADVERB VERB of a NOUN. "The NOUN." What happened?" CHARACTER muttered as she wriggled in her NOUN bindings -- which did nothing but make the NOUN dig deeper into her limbs. "We were PAST TENSE VERB ," Solus Miles said to her left. "By PROPER NOUN 1." "Noo," CHARACTER moaned. "Not PROPER NOUN 1 !" She regained more of her bearings and was finally able to VERB around without flopping over. They appeared to be tied to the NOUN of a ship. ADJECTIVE canvas sails snapped above them, emblazoned with the dreaded ADJECTIVE NOUN of PROPER NOUN 1 . The ship -- a ADJECTIVE vessel constructed out of ADJECTIVE and ADJECTIVE -painted wood -- rocked gently with the waves.
