...And the big adventures of little Arle continue...

So I've been trying to figure out how exactly this leveling thing works, but all I've figured out is that the game thinks I suck.

I went running off to the Forest again and then I realized it was all happy and sunny and I wasn't being attacked.

So I went through the whole "Grandma can read" conversation again and saved in the proper place this time.

Ah...much better, creepy forest.

Burning cats.

Apparently when you use Braindumbed, it drops a bunch of naked babies on your enemies heads. The plaque was wrong, it doesn't melt your enemies brain.

Eat it.

I kicked The Blobs ass this time.

I gained a level...although the info screen still tells me I'm Weak.

I run into this foot thing right after its finished mauling that frog over there.

Maybe its Athlete's Foot?

Apparently this foot thing is important to the frogs (they don't seem to mind having the crap kicked out of them...)

That's right, gimme something.

Alright, one of those Stone things...

I'M FIVE!!!

I was given some of these Ribbet Boots and then I was forced to jump from lilly pad to lilly pad trying to make it to the other side...this was a stupid puzzle and I'm glad I don't have to do it again.
Well I finally make it across and have to fight the Foot Thing...

That's right, hit him where it hurts.

Verbally groin punch him again, that's right.

Right, I'm sure you will.

Eat FIRE!!!
Here's a few screenshots from the battle:

Yes, I'm five.

Dropping naked babies never seems to work.

I found out that if he does this, he instant kills you the next time he attacks.

If you didn't know, this is a Gunbuster reference.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V46ciduAzwo
After about four tries I beat the guy in two turns...yeah, I didn't think it would be that easy...

I burnt his face repeatedly, he better be quiet.

Who cares?
The frog finally gives me the Secret Stone #1 and then gives me the Ribbit Boots as a gift.

Being five, I respond is my usual fashion and he has no idea what to say.

I then run all the way back home to recharge and sleep.
Next time: Where the hell do I go now? No really, I have no idea.