Sakuya Quest 4 - A Z-Machine Adventure

[Hello Purvis]

> Shrug.
> "Who knows? But the worst that would have come from a conversation attempt is what ended up happening anyway, I'd say."

>"That is not the worst and you should be well aware of that," says Juza. "You're assuming the entire world knows who you are and what your motivations are in proper detail. Ironic, given the story you told me."

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "Why would any random person here wish you ill if they found you, though?"

[Hello Purvis]

> "Why would any random person here wish you ill if they found you, though?"

>"Why would you assume they are random?" Juza says. "If someone breaks into your old manor, do you assume they are just a random person? Of course not."

>_

[Monarda]

>"No, in fact, i would have a pretty accurate idea of who that person would be.... she would be likely wearing black and white, be a blonde, with a witch hat too."

[Hello Purvis]

>"No, in fact, i would have a pretty accurate idea of who that person would be.... she would be likely wearing black and white, be a blonde, with a witch hat too."

>"You miss the point," says Juza. "But I imagine there's no further use in trying to make it."

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "Indeed. I think we are, perhaps, getting sidetracked a bit by unnecessary details. In the grander scheme, my hope was to point out how needlessly aggressive your response to my presence was, but it seems we will never see eye to eye on this issue."

[Hello Purvis]

> "Indeed. I think we are, perhaps, getting sidetracked a bit by unnecessary details. In the grander scheme, my hope was to point out how needlessly aggressive your response to my presence was, but it seems we will never see eye to eye on this issue."

>"Likely not," she says.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> Nod.
> "Does that mean, then, that you are happy with where you are and what you have?"

[Hello Purvis]

> Nod.
> "Does that mean, then, that you are happy with where you are and what you have?"

>"I am very content in the service of Lady Teru," she says.

>_

[Suwako Moriya]

> Did we find out or determine how many people could fit in Kanako's flying contraption thingy?

[Hello Purvis]

> Did we find out or determine how many people could fit in Kanako's flying contraption thingy?

>No. But you don't think it would be many.

>_

[Suwako Moriya]

> Based on what we saw, would four people, including the kappa, be possible?

[Serela]

Wonder if we could negotiate a safe and speedy trip back for her in exchange for some old trinket. ...more likely it'd just arrange us some degree of safety (or possibly useful unsafety, I guess...) once we arrived there, though, but that might work too.

>How difficult would it be for us to create a spellcard in this era? Given that we left all of ours at home.

If we're entering into the land of a warlord, we might want some. Soon as I heard about her I figured we'd need to go there at some point, but it seems like there's probably ways around doing so if we can arrange to get something old from the museum, temple, or elsewhere. But yet, it'd be almost a shame to miss out on it. Heheh~

[Hello Purvis]

> Based on what we saw, would four people, including the kappa, be possible?

>You think that may be asking too much.

>_

>How difficult would it be for us to create a spellcard in this era? Given that we left all of ours at home.

>It depends on what you are planning to do. The stronger it is, the harder it would be. Reproductions, however, generally don't take nearly as long as new things.

>_

[Suwako Moriya]

> What about just three?

[Serela]

>What does creating a spellcard entail? More specifically, assuming we were just going to remake a card we've made in the past (d'oho, it's certainly the past now), how would we go about this?

[Hello Purvis]

> What about just three?

>You don't know.

>What does creating a spellcard entail? More specifically, assuming we were just going to remake a card we've made in the past (d'oho, it's certainly the past now), how would we go about this?

>You would need time, a blank spellcard, and something to write with. Ideally, something to write on.

>_

[Suwako Moriya]

> Nod again.
> "In that case, we will return you to your camp once I am done here, unless you wish to return there on your own."

[Monarda]

//Still gonna try to convince her somehow ? Or have you given up ?

[Suwako Moriya]

//I'm letting it go for now, but will come back to it later if I can. I don't think she's impossible to persuade, and in fact may already be interested, but as long as we can't guarantee we can take her back, she can't say anything disloyal to her Lord. That entire conversation was full of claimed loyalty to her Lord without an outright refusal of the offer, which suggests she's keeping her options open.

[Hello Purvis]

> Nod again.
> "In that case, we will return you to your camp once I am done here, unless you wish to return there on your own."

>"I will go on my own," says Juza.

>_

[Suwako Moriya]

> "Very well. In that case, best wishes for safe travels."

[Hello Purvis]

> "Very well. In that case, best wishes for safe travels."

>"Likewise, I suppose," she says.

>_

[Suwako Moriya]

> Look to Alice.
> "Shall we head inside?"

[Hello Purvis]

> Look to Alice.
> "Shall we head inside?"

>"When you are prepared," says Alice.

>_

[Suwako Moriya]

> "I think we are ready."
> Look back to Juza and curtsey.
> "Farewell, Juza."

[Hello Purvis]

> "I think we are ready."
> Look back to Juza and curtsey.
> "Farewell, Juza."

>The dark-robed woman has already turned to leave. "Farewell, I suppose," she says.

>_

[Suwako Moriya]

> Beckon to Alice.
> "Let's go inside."
> Head inside the museum.

[Hello Purvis]

> Beckon to Alice.
> "Let's go inside."
> Head inside the museum.

>You make your way through the doors and into a large hall. Windows along the walls allow for sunlight to shine in. A number of podiums and pedestals have been set up, containing a variety of items, A suit of laced armor nearby immediately catches your eye, as does a large hunk of metal against the wall. There are less dramatic things, too. A vase, a small wooden traveler's shrine, a barrel, a collection of drinking cups... Surely there are other things to see, currently cut off from the view.
> A few people circulate through here; largely well dressed and usually in pairs and small groups. You note a few children as well, some bored and others less so.

>_

[Suwako Moriya]

> Who around looks like they work here?
> Are there any nearby signs indicating what branch of the museum we are in?