Go right

Without any indication as to which branch might be the one you want, you pick the right side at random. You just want to be out of here, you can't spend eons agonizing over a decision like this! You trudge forward with resolve, intent on exploring as much of this place as you can until you find a way out. You don't even care that you are stepping right over this magic circle.

Your right foot first steps on the border of the circle, your heel still sitting outside it. Nothing seems to happen. You take another step, planting your left foot squarely in the center of the circle. You want to make your way though as quickly as possible, but you have to pause a moment to pivot towards your desired direction. In that moment, the glow from the floor flares up, sending a shiver up your leg. You take another step, your right foot not quite making it out of the circle.

With both of your feet planted inside the circle, it flares up even more now. You first get goosebumps all over your arms and legs. That feeling soon grows, however, into an unease and anxiety that spreads through your whole body before coalescing in your lower abdomen. You shut your eyes and bring your knees together in a vain attempt to refocus yourself, trying to concentrate on the goal in front of you instead of the exponentially increasing sensation between your legs. Your knees soon give out, forcing you to the floor. Once you are seated in the middle of the circle with your legs splayed in front of you, the circle flares up again, sending a tingling sensation up your spine. You try to take several deep breaths to calm yourself down, but instead the heaving of your chest sends sparks all over your skin. One of your hands wanders to your crotch, several fingers already gently parting your outer folds.

You know you have to get up and continue going, but just a minute or two to take care of these urges shouldn't hurt, right?