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Ok, I think Damascus would have enough common sense to know that wouldn't work in a million years.

Popo finds the sturdiest thing he can, which is a nearby tree and holds on for dear life.

lol, funny thing, when I posted the storm thing, Twister came on!

Ok, I think Damascus would have enough common sense to know that wouldn't work in a million years.

oh, and Damascus takes cover in a nearby house, as the "twister" blows thorough town.

*sound of dice rolling*

Popo manages to hold on, but the tree was already weakened from previous storms, and has uprooted, with Popo still in it! (37 damage)
Damascus is lucky, because the house happens to be one of the few that had a basement, and rides it out in there.
Ogichi tried to find something to take cover behind, but ended up hiding under a small pile of debris, and is now whipping around in the air at high speeds! (63 damage, ouch!)

Hey I said I was hiding behind my familiar, which had latched onto the ground.

he took the same amount of damage you did.

And where does this tree land?

My familiar is dead.

After the storm, the tree is nowhere to be found, and Popo has no idea where he is.

Damascus tries to get out of the basement, but it appears the house collapsed, and there is now debris covering the door.

Ogichi and his familiar were thrown way out there, and are now floating in the middle of the ocean, about 2 miles from shore!

Is Popo on land?

Well I can't swim, and like I said my flying familiar is dead....

it's a familiar, you just have to wait a day...

and a year...

Well, thank God he has a shovel!
He uses the shovel to start clearing out the debris from the doorway. If there's anything big, he lifts it out of the way.

Ogichi can float to shore on his dead familiar, so relax!

Damascus is gonna shovel up? That would be dangerous, don't cha think?

Popo is indeed on land, if you consider a mountain land!

So he just floats, hoping he floats in the right direction.