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[King Zultan]

Open the window, follow the spirit. See what it's after.

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[Arx]

Open the window, follow the spirit. See what it's after.

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The window is locked!

Flashback Scene!



And I couldn't jimmy the lock. I could try again I suppose.

[King Zultan]

Lets try to jimmy the lock again.

[Naturegirl1999]

Lets try to jimmy the lock again.

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[Rockeater]

Lets try to jimmy the lock again.

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[Egan_BW]

-5 insanity penalty incoming?  :v

I can't quite tell what's going on here, can we just go out the door? Do that maybe.

[Doomblade187]

Go outside, meet the spirit with the pinwheel.

[Naturegirl1999]

Go outside, meet the spirit with the pinwheel.

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[King Zultan]

Go outside, meet the spirit with the pinwheel.

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[Arx]

I can't quite tell what's going on here

State of play!



The spirit is still stuck inside, bashing its head against the window. It can't pass through solid objects! I could go around there, but I don't think it'll help.

[Naturegirl1999]

Open the window, failing that, break the window

[mightymushroom]

Open the window, failing that, break the window

-11 No, no, no we can't break the window! The very last thing we want is to be caught vandalizing the library.

The geist is upset and wants out badly. Our mission from the Council is to get rid of it; our self-imposed mission is to herd it outside instead of walloping it with magic. In either case we have to do our best to maintain magical secrecy.

The good news is that despite the loud noise we made earlier it doesn't seem like anyone is coming to investigate. The bad news is that I'm not sure how to lead the geist away from the window on the path to the door. I'm afraid that the 'chasing' options with stones and such would only put it into a greater frenzy. I almost want to say show it our map.

It can't pass through solid objects! I could go around there, but I don't think it'll help.

Heh, maybe that's not too bad an idea, Mei. If we could physically demonstrate to the geist that we know how to get in and out safely, perhaps it would pay attention and follow. We might need to calm it down, talk smoothly and softly like with the baby wind that it is. Once it's quieter, then kind of point toward the door and then walk around. Show up on the outside of the window, wave and say hi, point back toward the door. Go back inside. I know it doesn't understand words but maybe with a few repetitions it will catch on that there is a secret passage of sorts.

[Naturegirl1999]

Open the window, failing that, break the window

-11 No, no, no we can't break the window! The very last thing we want is to be caught vandalizing the library.

The geist is upset and wants out badly. Our mission from the Council is to get rid of it; our self-imposed mission is to herd it outside instead of walloping it with magic. In either case we have to do our best to maintain magical secrecy.

The good news is that despite the loud noise we made earlier it doesn't seem like anyone is coming to investigate. The bad news is that I'm not sure how to lead the geist away from the window on the path to the door. I'm afraid that the 'chasing' options with stones and such would only put it into a greater frenzy. I almost want to say show it our map.

It can't pass through solid objects! I could go around there, but I don't think it'll help.

Heh, maybe that's not too bad an idea, Mei. If we could physically demonstrate to the geist that we know how to get in and out safely, perhaps it would pay attention and follow. We might need to calm it down, talk smoothly and softly like with the baby wind that it is. Once it's quieter, then kind of point toward the door and then walk around. Show up on the outside of the window, wave and say hi, point back toward the door. Go back inside. I know it doesn't understand words but maybe with a few repetitions it will catch on that there is a secret passage of sorts.

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[Egan_BW]

Sure, let's go for that.

[King Zultan]

Sounds good to me.