the rumbling starts

In a post - apocalyptic fictional story, there could be a group of survivors who get stomach rumbling and diarrhea after eating some contaminated food they found. This would be a big problem as they are already in a difficult situation. Some of them might think it's a new virus or something, while others would be more concerned about finding clean water and proper medicine. It would create a lot of internal conflict within the group and also make them more vulnerable to outside threats.

Well, in a fictional adventure story, a traveler in a strange land could get stomach rumbling and diarrhea from eating an unknown fruit. This would then lead to a series of events like seeking help from the local tribes, who may or may not be friendly, and it could be a turning point in the story, either making new allies or facing new enemies.

I'm not entirely sure as I haven't read it in detail. But generally, a visual novel often involves a story with characters, plot twists, and multiple endings. 'Rumbling Heart' might be about relationships, emotions, or personal growth of the characters in the story.

Well, 'Rumbling Hearts Visual Novel' stands out for its music and sound effects too. The background music sets the perfect atmosphere for each scene. The sound effects, like the gentle rain when a sad scene is on or the bustling noise in a crowded place, add to the realism and immersion of the game.

One of the main characters is probably Hiroki. He plays a crucial role in the story, often being at the center of the relationship - based drama.

In fanfiction, a purr rumbling in her throat might signify contentment. It could be that the character is in a pleasant situation, perhaps around someone she likes or in a place she feels safe. For example, if it's a cat - like character, it's a natural expression of their well - being.

You might try looking for it on some popular digital game platforms like Steam. They often have a wide range of visual novels available.

The author could describe it in relation to the character's body language. For example, 'As she leaned closer, a purr rumbling in her throat, her eyes half - lidded in a look of pure relaxation.' This combines the physical manifestation of the purr with the character's overall state. Also, comparing the purr to something else can be effective. 'The purr in her throat was like a soft thunder in the distance, a gentle but powerful vibration.'

I'm not entirely sure which specific story in the Book of Mormon starts with 'k'. It could be that there's some confusion or it might be a relatively unknown or misremembered aspect. The Book of Mormon contains many complex stories and teachings, but without more context, it's difficult to pinpoint one starting with 'k'.

There were many poems at the beginning of "Jin Chao", including "The Pleiades were auspicious in those days, and now the South Pole sees the stars of Ji" in the Song Dynasty's "The Highest Building". In Pei Zhi's "Replying to Wang Huan" of the Tang Dynasty,"In the past, the names of the policy books were all written with vigorous pen, but now they are competent and the same year." In Lu Zhao's "Mocking Children" of the Tang Dynasty,"Yesterday I saw you riding a bamboo horse, but today you are already an old man." In Du Fu's "Immigrated Public Security Presents Wei Dalang Jun" of the Tang Dynasty,"His attitude was frivolous, and he thought about it today." In Bai Juyi's "Looking at the Mountain from the North Tower of Yabei County" of the Tang Dynasty, it was said that "I was alone in my life, and only now did I see the mountain." In the Tang Dynasty, Jia Dao's "The Path-giver" said,"I meet you alone in the mountains, but now I part again." In the Tang Dynasty's Jiao Ran's "Minister Pei Duangong made the monarch clear the banquet, and wrote the Qinggui Song to send Xu Changshi", there was a line that read,"In the past, I climbed the osmanthus to keep people, but now I climb the osmanthus to send the returning guests." In Wang Mian's "Qingshou Temple (1)" of the Yuan Dynasty,"In the capital of the precious temple, in the wilderness today." In the Southern Song Dynasty's Lu You's "Receiving the Imperial Order of the Outer Temple", there was a line that said,"The traces of wanton Jianghu have been revealed, but today there are still happy knots and new titles." As well as Jia Dao of the Tang Dynasty's "Young and Young Living Together, Now We Are Parting." Wait a minute.