Iku Quest Che'tyrnadsat: A Z-Machine Adventure

[Hello Purvis]

> "I think it may be time to return Miss Shameimaru to where she belongs."

>"You have my leave, Messenger," says Lord Tenma.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "Thank you, though I have one final relevant question. Where might I find Miss Inubashiri's patrol right now?"

[Hello Purvis]

> "Thank you, though I have one final relevant question. Where might I find Miss Inubashiri's patrol right now?"

>"I believe she is in the Forest of Magic," says Lord Tenma.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "Thank you. I think she and her patrol will do nicely in assisting the return of Miss Shameimaru."

[Hello Purvis]

> "Thank you. I think she and her patrol will do nicely in assisting the return of Miss Shameimaru."

>"I would hope so," says Lord Tenma.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> Stand up.
> "I shall return soon."
> Give a deep bow in Lord Tenma's direction.
> "Thank you very much, for all you have allowed me."

[Hello Purvis]

> Stand up.
> "I shall return soon."
> Give a deep bow in Lord Tenma's direction.
> "Thank you very much, for all you have allowed me."

>You stand and bow.
>"I am pleased you explained how Aya got out," says Lord Tenma, "And dealt with several irritating things."

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "It is the least I could do, I think. Until later, then?"

[Hello Purvis]

> "It is the least I could do, I think. Until later, then?"

>"Yes. Until we meet again, Messenger."

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> Give one last bow, then leave the manor.

[Hello Purvis]

> Give one last bow, then leave the manor.

>You bow again, and leave the room. The guard leads you toward the door, though time time you could easily find it on your own. Soon, you are outside of the Manor, refreshed from your tea and brief sitdown, but also caught anew by the late autumn chill after your time in the heated sitting room.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> Recall known interactions with Letty Whiterock.
> Bundle up into ourselves a little bit tighter, then take flight and head to the Turtle House.

[Hello Purvis]

> Recall known interactions with Letty Whiterock.
> Bundle up into ourselves a little bit tighter, then take flight and head to the Turtle House.

>You've never met her, but you have heard about her.
>You adjust your shawl and make sure your gloves still properly place, then head toward Renko and Maribel's house.
>The trip is too bad, save for the sun hiding behind the clouds and making it less warm than you'd like. The faeries are getting more active over the Forest of Magic, you notice; it would probably be a bad idea travel too much there, lest you wanted to draw their attention. Landing in from of Renko and Maribel's house, everything seems peaceful.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> Great, it figures out adventures would require us to hang around in the forest for a little while longer.
> Knock on the door.

[Hello Purvis]

> Great, it figures out adventures would require us to hang around in the forest for a little while longer.
> Knock on the door.

>Care will have to be taken.
>You knock on the door. It opens after a moment, and Renko stands at the threshold. "Hey, how's it going?" she asks, as she moves to let you inside.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> Step inside.
> "They have gone well, thank you. Better than expected, to be honest."
> Look around to take stock of who else is here.

[Hello Purvis]

> Step inside.
> "They have gone well, thank you. Better than expected, to be honest."
> Look around to take stock of who else is here.

>You step inside, and see Nue is at the table. There doesn't seem to be anyone else here.
>"Well, that's good to hear," says Renko.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "To make a long story short, once I have completed all of my tasks for the day, both the Yama and Lord Tenma will be satisfied."
> Turn to Nue with a small smile.
> "And I believe there is no time like the present to do so."

[Hello Purvis]

> "To make a long story short, once I have completed all of my tasks for the day, both the Yama and Lord Tenma will be satisfied."
> Turn to Nue with a small smile.
> "And I believe there is no time like the present to do so."

>"Just give me a moment to get dressed," says Nue, as she stands up and starts toward the the back room.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "Of course."
> Turn back to Renko.
> "Are you the only other one here now, then?"

[Hello Purvis]

> "Of course."
> Turn back to Renko.
> "Are you the only other one here now, then?"

>"Yep," says Renko. "Mary's off at the fish market and such."

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> Nod.
> "I must say, you two have done amazingly well for yourselves, given what I know of the circumstances."

[Hello Purvis]

> Nod.
> "I must say, you two have done amazingly well for yourselves, given what I know of the circumstances."

>"Well, that's what it looks like," says Renko. "But we kinda came late, and it'll be winter soon."
>She shrugs. "I get the feeling we're gonna be doing a lot of side work for food and stuff. But I'm not too worried."

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> Smile.
> "I will pray for your success. Though you two seem resourceful enough that I wonder if you really need it."

[Hello Purvis]

> Smile.
> "I will pray for your success. Though you two seem resourceful enough that I wonder if you really need it."

>"We'll make it, I'm pretty sure," says Maribel "Worse comes to worst, Yukari's not going to let us starve. Or Ran won't, if the hibernating thing is true."

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "I suppose that is true. Lady Yakumo is an invaluable ally. I suspect it is quite a lucky thing your friend looks remarkably like her."

[Hello Purvis]

> "I suppose that is true. Lady Yakumo is an invaluable ally. I suspect it is quite a lucky thing your friend looks remarkably like her."

>"Lucky?" says Renko.

>_

[communist unity (comm-unity)]

> "But of course. It must be a wonderful thing to be such close friends with Lady Yakumo, is it not?"

 :trollface:

[Hello Purvis]

> "But of course. It must be a wonderful thing to be such close friends with Lady Yakumo, is it not?"

>"Eh, it has its ups and downs." says Renko. "She's kind of weird, the obvious aside..."

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> Smile.
> "There are many in Gensokyo, and in other places, that commonly act in a manner that seems out of the ordinary. I would not worry too much about it. Just remember that Lady Yakumo does mean well."