I think that would work well West, though I will admit I don't know how to help you in this case. I think an action-to-reaction system works very well, and the interrupt could be a parry, block or dodge.
Anyways, it seems I accidentally set our old little camper on fire. I was raking dead grass and leaves, burning it in a spot, and afterwards, I went home to relax. It seems some fire ended up going under the camper, and it soon caught fire. I was alerted by a neighbor, who struck my door, so I went to investigate, and he ran away absolutely terrified. I saw flames rising about nine feet out the engine and windshield of the camper, and mind you, it's in-between two mobile home/trailers, ours and a neighbors.
Regardless, I fought the flames by pouring water repeatedly for about ten minutes, and to make things even worse, the water pressure was extremely low during that time. Nevertheless, me and my dad fought the flames with more and more water, pots with just a few inches of water every time. Opening the side door and hood, orange flames erupted and fumed thick smoke at me. Fighting through the inhalation of dark smoggy smoke, I managed to subside the blaze, but it was still burning like crazy in the engine which started popping. Eventually, the fire department came, and finished off the last 10% of flames with a fire hose.
Kinda funny that I did more work than the freakin' fire department with just pots of water; the flames were several times worse before they came. I take pride in this accidental adventure; I did not panic, was not scared, and calm the entire time, and showed that fire and smoke who's boss.
Fortunately, that camper had nothing valuable, did have two tanks of gasoline and a few bags of charcoal, which ironically did not catch fire. Also ironic, that despite practicing traditional blacksmithing, it was not temperatures that heat metal red-hot the caused a fire, it was freakin' dead grass, just smoking -.-
21-Apr-2017 05:21:13
