Iku Quest Tsamet'i - A Z-Machine Adventure

[Kilgamayan]

> Frown.
> "I must admit, then, that this revelation will make things harder."

[Hello Purvis]

> Frown.
> "I must admit, then, that this revelation will make things harder."

>She shrugs. "Sorry."

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "Well...perhaps the assistance you have provided Bhava-Agra in its time of need will be enough to get your sentence reduced a notable amount."

[Hello Purvis]

> "Well...perhaps the assistance you have provided Bhava-Agra in its time of need will be enough to get your sentence reduced a notable amount."

>She nods. "Here's hoping, then."

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "All right. How much time will your deliveries require?"

[Hello Purvis]

> "All right. How much time will your deliveries require?"

>"A bit, probably," says Aya. "But if you could get someone else to do it, it'd be no problem."

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "Is your route throughout Gensokyo simple enough that another could do it so readily?"

[Hello Purvis]

> "Is your route throughout Gensokyo simple enough that another could do it so readily?"

>"Not really," she says, "But I could explain it well enough to get it done."

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "I will try to find someone, then. If you are not worried about the credibility of your story being compromised, I can likely enlist a celestial to do it."

[Hello Purvis]

> "I will try to find someone, then. If you are not worried about the credibility of your story being compromised, I can likely enlist a celestial to do it."

>"I don't think most people care about who's doing the delivery work," says Aya.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "If you say so. I suppose my worry comes from the fact that I want this article out there to help explain why we are innocent, and that perhaps people reading it will take it with a grain of salt because we delivered it to them. But I guess that having your name on the paper will do enough to alleviate that skepticism."

[Hello Purvis]

> "If you say so. I suppose my worry comes from the fact that I want this article out there to help explain why we are innocent, and that perhaps people reading it will take it with a grain of salt because we delivered it to them. But I guess that having your name on the paper will do enough to alleviate that skepticism."

>Before you can say much, something lands on your head and the world becomes pain.
>"No Sakrates!" cries an unfamiliar voice before you black out, "Bad kitty! No biscuits!"