Clive Dove ( Future Luke Triton ) (
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✎ Puzzle 001
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[Hugging his grimoire to his chest, Clive wanders aimlessly about the unfamiliar city, taking in all the sights. Although he is rather overwhelmed by the unexpected change in location (and attire), he has to admit that this is a very beautiful city. He's never seen anything like it in his entire life.]
It beats being stuck in a prison cell, at least...
[He lets out a sigh and looks around for a bench to sit on; carrying this giant book around gets tiring really quickly. Once he's seated, he sets his grimoire down beside him and digs out a strange device from his pouch. Whatever it's supposed to be, he's rather impressed with the sleek design. Clive spends a few minutes just examining the object before he presses his index finger on the "Touch me!" message on the screen. To his surprise, the screen actually changes to show some sort of menu. It seems that touching the corresponding icons also takes him to different screens.]
What a fascinating little piece of technology. I never would have even imagined that it was possible to build such a device.
[Until he figures out what he should do next, Clive is perfectly content with just sitting here and messing around with the Relic. Touch screen technology hasn't been invented yet in his world, so he'll be entertained by it for quite a while. Anyone is free to bother him, of course.]
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[Once he discovers the public board feature, he decides to post a very simple message, which... actually takes him some time to type out because what are touch screen keyboards.]
Could someone explain to me what's going on here?
[Hugging his grimoire to his chest, Clive wanders aimlessly about the unfamiliar city, taking in all the sights. Although he is rather overwhelmed by the unexpected change in location (and attire), he has to admit that this is a very beautiful city. He's never seen anything like it in his entire life.]
It beats being stuck in a prison cell, at least...
[He lets out a sigh and looks around for a bench to sit on; carrying this giant book around gets tiring really quickly. Once he's seated, he sets his grimoire down beside him and digs out a strange device from his pouch. Whatever it's supposed to be, he's rather impressed with the sleek design. Clive spends a few minutes just examining the object before he presses his index finger on the "Touch me!" message on the screen. To his surprise, the screen actually changes to show some sort of menu. It seems that touching the corresponding icons also takes him to different screens.]
What a fascinating little piece of technology. I never would have even imagined that it was possible to build such a device.
[Until he figures out what he should do next, Clive is perfectly content with just sitting here and messing around with the Relic. Touch screen technology hasn't been invented yet in his world, so he'll be entertained by it for quite a while. Anyone is free to bother him, of course.]
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[Once he discovers the public board feature, he decides to post a very simple message, which... actually takes him some time to type out because what are touch screen keyboards.]
Could someone explain to me what's going on here?
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[What the, where did this guy come from.]
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There are other devices like these?
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[He has a feeling that this line of conversation isn't really going to get anywhere useful, so he's going to change the subject now.]
So, how long have you been here?
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[It's actually closer to 136.]
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[Oh boy, we've got a strange one here. But Clive won't inquire about his unusual nature right now. What's most important is that he find out what the hell is going on here, and if this boy really has been here for as long as he said, then he should know something, right?]
Can you tell me anything important that a newcomer should know about this place, then? Like how and why we were brought here, for instance?
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-a small trade. I don't really know what I would do with all these small fishes anyhow.
[blue was a rather popular colour in The World... Or maybe he was just distracted by the NPC he was speaking with]
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A smile quickly spreads across his face; it's very comforting to see a familiar face in a place like this, though he doesn't want to interrupt Layton's conversation with the NPC, so he waits until the other man is done with his business before he picks his grimoire up and springs up from the bench, rushing over to Layton.]
Professor! When did you get here?
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Clive!? [And he jogs over to meet Clive halfway] It's been a month since I first arrived here. But what of you? I never expected to see you here as well. Are you all right, my boy?
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A month? But I just woke up here a couple hours ago, and I saw you right before I came here...
[Poor Clive is even more confused than ever now. He wasn't unconscious for all that time, was he...?]
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A couple of hours? That- [a pause, before he reaches up to grab the brim of his hat] Good heavens, not this time travel business again.
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Well, considering the level of technology in this city, I wouldn't be too surprised if time travel was involved somehow. But how exactly were we brought here? The last thing I remember before waking up here is being arrested and escorted to the police car. It just doesn't make any sense...
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[ aaand there's a voice coming from above you. from the branches of a tree, actually, if you have to be specific. the boy with the long hair smiles down, perched with his legs dangling. ] I'd say this would be another sort of prison.
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Yes, you're probably right about that. Though so far I'd have to say that I much prefer this prison.
[He has no idea what the hell is going on yet, but he supposes it won't be so bad once he has some time to adjust.]
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And, of course, you can see the sky.
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I haven't actually been to prison yet, but that's where I would be right now if I hadn't ended up here. However, I know enough about it to know that this is a far more pleasant place.
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I'm Aphrodi, by the way. Who're you?
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I'm Clive. It's a pleasure to meet you, Aphrodi.
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this is the world. its like an mmorpg but you cant leave
idk if you have any more specific questions i can try helping
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What's an mmorpg?
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Omg noob.]massively multiplayer online role playing game. are you one of those people who come from worlds that dont have computers and games and stuff??
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shush 8(]We do have computers, though probably not the type of games that you're referring to.
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the game mechanics are still the same though. you can go to fields and dungeons to fight monsters to earn levels and items. the higher level you are, the stronger you are.
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