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extra mission log 1 : the island of dancing animals

"Being a detective in real life isn't like it is in stories. I can't solve this one alone."

A New Transmission.

[On the evening of August 8, the network finally cracks to life with one very frantic message.]

"Hello sirs! I finally got this thing working — or it started working, I'm not sure it was me — anyway, I'm — I'm Angus McDonald! I'm a detective. S-some of you know me, you worked together to help me solve a mystery and I — I need your help again.

Something's missing, um, in my head. Memories. I know I should know some things, but when I reach for them they're gone. There's a Relic on this island, I know that much, but I don't know where or what it is. I don't know where the Director is, or the Bureau, and I don't know where the Hunger is but I know — I know it's out there. It's close. It's coming.

If you can hear me, if you can help me, please come find me. I know we can figure this out, but being a detective in real life isn't like it is in stories. I can't solve this one alone."

The Island of Dancing Animals.

The island of Baisla has been hospitable to you Reclaimers for the past few weeks, its Animalian hosts eager to share knowledge, housing, food, and work with your seemingly-shipwrecked souls. The menagerie wastes no time introducing Reclaimers (and, for some reason, a few Lyrabar socialites and pirates) to their vibrant music, energetic dancing, enhanced technomancy, and magical connection with the runestone beasts of the southern ruins. Though there has been no sign of any member of the Bureau of Balance while you've been here (and no one to brief you on a mission, of course), a light appears in the form of some direction from one Angus McDonald.

The mysteries don't stop with you, either. As beautiful as this island is, there are certain... oddities.... such as the shimmering barrier that surrounds the water at all times, keeping everyone in. Or the Gilded Wall, rumored to hold back a terrible evil.... or the glitches that seem to keep cropping up. It seems every moment spent here is accompanied by a newer, fresh mystery. Some questions loom more than others, though: Will your investigations uncover the secrets behind this island and your — and Angus's — lost memories? Or will your search for the last Relic leave you marooned?

G-G-G-Glitching

By now you've noticed those strange glitch-like images all around you on the island; fruits that don't quite "load" correctly and instead display fruit-shaped static; otherwise-ordinary-looking but immaterial trees and lampposts with miscolored squares and rectangles pieced out of them; even natural stone walls that can't be climbed as they display nothing but what appears to be a warped, miscolored stone-texture; and so on.

The more adventurous Animalians have discovered that using different path actions can fix these glitches (or worsen them, depending). They don't have much other intel on them, but tampering with the glitches seen around the island may lead to some.... interesting outcomes... Success will certainly earn the gratitude of the Animalians, who would really like their island to not look like a heat-damaged VHS tape.

A Wall of Gold

Some of you may have encountered the consecrated Gilded Wall and its strange magic-dampening properties as you've gotten the lay of the land. It's a pretty noticeable landmark, both opulent and foreboding. The Animalians have discouraged you from getting too close, referring only vaguely to its necessity in keeping the residents of Baisla safe. Some of them don't seem to want to talk about it, in the sense that speaking of evil gives the evil power. Some of them, though, just don't understand the history well enough to explain it.

But there is someone on the island who understands the history, because he was there to see it: Elder Marinero, who the Animalians may eventually point you towards if you're particularly persistent in asking after the Gilded Wall. However, if you try to ask him about it in Common, you may be out of luck; he only speaks Animalian! Magic and old-fashioned studying will certainly be a boon in communications with this stubborn old bat. If the Elder is a bust, it's possible to get past the fussy Animalians to investigate the Gilded Wall yourself. Try to test your magic by the wall again, and you'll find that it's working now. Surely someone can figure out what's got the islanders so spooked about this great golden landmark.

A History in Ruins

On the other hand, maybe the Strange Ruins will have a hint on your current predicament. They're a wonderful experience for the academically-inclined, regardless of your interest (or lack thereof) in the Gilded Wall. Animalian archaeologists and tourists from Lyrabar are a common sight at the Strange Ruins, both groups often being guided by Professor Jerry or his assistant, Kipper. Prof. Jerry explains that these ruins are what Animalians have based their practice of magic on for all of recorded history; they're much older than even Elder Marinero! You can enjoy the sights with the tourists or lend a hand to the archaeologists--including Angus, whose sharp detective instincts have led him to the murals in these ruins. He doesn't know why, but these images call to him. He's certain they have something to do with his missing memory and the location of the Relic! Perhaps deciphering some of these images will help him solve this mystery. Or at least (re)teach you some pretty cool path actions!

Runestone Rubble

If you want old stuff that's less academic, check out the Coliseum. You can watch all kinds of cool fights here--or participate in them! Of note are the large, animal-like creatures made of glowing stone, which feature in many of the challenges. They say the eccentric magpie K.V. of K.V. Labs is the resident expert on these beasts, as well as the rest of the magitech on Baisla. It might be worth paying the lab a visit if you're curious about the nuts and bolts of it all--but if the Coliseum is your kind of place, you're probably more interested in punching than studying!

Thankfully, you're allowed to do that. Respected Baisla warriors and fearsome magitech beasts are happy to meet you in battle to test your mettle. You can fight your fellow Reclaimers here too, for fun and bragging rights. Victors are rewarded with a variety of prizes, though you never know what you're going to get. And the experience of battle is its own reward, paying dividends in keeping your mind and body sharp. Maybe you'll even learn something about the beasts or gain some loyal fans with your performance in the fights. There are three potential routes you can take: fighting your fellow Reclaimers for some clout, fighting the island's elite Animalian warriors for a variety of rewards, and the most difficult (but exciting) battles of all: taking on the magitech beasts and their handlers, something even most respected Baisla warriors fall short of accomplishing. The rules of the Coliseum are as follows:

1.) Show respect and good sportsmanship.
2.) Only those signed up may fight--no outside help once the battle has begun.
3.) Nonlethal bouts only. A victor is declared once surrender or incapacitation occurs.

Island Hospitality.

Cafe Calamari

The Bureau of Balance is missing, which includes Bender! How will you ever get your magical grub on?

At Café Calamari, of course! For some reason, Chef Miso Fou is here smack dab in a saltwater lake in the middle of the island. His cute little swim-up tiki bar caters to the Reclaimers especially with a very familiar menu, as well as a few new courses and the exciting potential of new dishes, should you request them! The aesthetic really seems to vibe with the tourists that flock to it, though the food is not always to everyone's taste.

...But something's a bit strange there, or rather, someone. A goose named Ronaldo paces around the area trying to get the attention of newcomers and convince them of weirdo conspiracy theories about the lake under Miso Fou's bar!! He carries around crayon drawings of otherwise-normal-looking jellyfish with pictures projected in their domes, but most Animalians and tourists alike pay Ronaldo no mind. He's well-known for his... unorthodox ramblings. Could there really be something to his suspicions? The locals certainly don't think so!

Boardwalk Boogie

Looking for supplies, food, or perhaps even a job? Head down to the Brightway Boardwalk for just that! Night and day, the island's economic hub is always at least simmering with excitement, if not bubbling over! Especially with all these tourists and new folk around to entertain. Located just behind most of the seaside cabanas, the Brightway Boardwalk is more than just a bunch of studios, businesses, and fish markets; it also hosts the grounds for the seasonal Dance Competition.

The Boardwalk Boogie Band plays nearly every day at the Boardwalk Square, where one can usually find the island's mayor-of-sorts, a cow named Lola. A tall Astrologian in a starry cape, she makes a cutting figure... if not elusive. Lola might actually be a bit hard to get a hold of, what with a new Dance Competition coming up. If you manage to stop her, she'll simply urge you to join in; after all, non-locals have a place in the competition as well! Dance teams are limited to 3 people for out-of-island entries. You have plenty of time to practice before the big Boardwalk Boogie night, which starts at sunset and ends at sunrise. It seems like Boogie Night is all the island can talk about and studios are even offering free classes lately. Why not jump in and learn to dance?

...Unless you aren't interested, of course. That's just fine! The boardwalk connects to the harbor, where Captain Baxley and his mixed-bag crew pull in the island's share of fish every day. They seem a bit disoriented by being unable to sail out as far as they usually do, but the fishing fare near the shore is just as well. They'll certainly put you to work if you seem bored or they need the help! The fish market caters to early risers and the sea-side taverns cater to late sleepers. Here is where you'll find experts in a wider variety of paths, and even a few fox Vulpish who might be willing to train with a Reclaimer or two.

Scenic Spots

If you're still looking for more places to hit up, there's still quite the array of areas! Academics can refresh their path actions or read up on Baisla at the Roswell Center, a hospital up north that also hosts a pretty good library and all sorts of studies. Just to the west of the center is the scenic natural resort Las Cascadas, or the Cascades. Though most of this smaller island is simply a lush, naturally-organized paradise perfect for relaxing and hanging with platypuses, the highest areas of the Cascades also provide a vantage point where the curious can see the dark mist past the Gilded Wall.

For the more hunting-and-monster-fighting-oriented explorer, the Foggy Forest on the mainland is home to huntable animals and animal hybrids such as frog-squirrels and raccoon-crows. Once you deal with the glitches, the forest also bears the fruits the Animalians love so much; you might be able to strike a sweet deal if you offer them for trade! They will warn you, however, not to venture too far into the forest....

On the outer islands lay Miaoteo's Workshop, where Reclaimers in need of equipment can trade fish for weapons made right in front of them; Elder Marinero's house where Animalians gather for oral retellings of their history; and even an unclaimed island perfect for camping. Try to avoid that last island if you don't want trouble, though; the pirates lurking there don't seem as friendly as those on the mainland.

Check out more to explore on these areas in our Setting Information page!

Island Wilds.

The Crystal Lagoon

Surrounding the main island is the Crystal Lagoon, picturesque still waters full of gorgeous reefs that resemble crystal, which are teeming with docile wildlife like gentle sharks and jellyfish. The ecosystem here is bountiful and full of life -- ideal for the Reclaimer who wants to study, or just cool off and relax. The locals will shoo you off if they see you making too much of a splash, as they prefer these waters remain undisturbed!

It's curious, though. With so much algae and reef underwater, one would expect the waters to be more on the shallow side -- but if a Reclaimer chooses to dive down, they may discover that the waters run much deeper than they might expect. The water itself becomes darker, murkier, as they stray from the coral...

Curious indeed.

Deep Foggy Forest

No Animalian would dare wander here, as there are whispers of terrible creatures lurking within and other strange happenings... But if any Reclaimer should venture out here against their advice, they'll find a peculiar atmosphere, indeed. Despite being part of the Foggy Forest, there's a marked difference in the visuals alone. The foliage itself almost seems to be hostile: denser, more like a jungle, gnarled and threatening to trip you at every turn. The fog pervades, making it difficult to see more than five feet in front of you. Even some of the trees seem to be in decay.

The glitches, too, are more threatening in this place: black sap, glowing fruit, vines that clip through the ground and grab you, patches of quicksand that seize you the second you make a wrong step, insects much larger than you’d ever expect to see them, and so forth.

Worse than that, the further in you go, the more you may feel as though you're being watched -- every so often, you catch sight of something monstrous and grotesque in the corner of your eye -- but as soon as you move your head, it's gone. Strange, indistinguishable whispers fill your ears, just louder than the buzzing of insects, and well. Best to be alert. Most creatures you may encounter are not hostile, but the more time you spend here, the less the forest seems to tolerate you. Your luck may not last so long.

Tread lightly, Reclaimers.

Whispers in the Water

Speaking of peculiar happenings, there seems to be more strange happenings afoot. Or... aswim, rather. If a Reclaimer should be swimming around Miso Fou's Bar, the Crystal Lagoon, or the Cascades, they may find themselves hearing voices.

Some unfamiliar, some familiar -- some so familiar, actually, that Reclaimers may hear words they could have sworn they've either said themselves or heard another say to them -- giving them the strangest sense of deja vu.

The voices subside just as abruptly as they began, leaving the source difficult to identify.

A note from your Navigators.

Welcome, Reclaimers, to your first Extra Mission Log! Thank you for sticking with us! We hope you'll enjoy the plans we have for you in this mysterious adventure to find Lucretia and the missing Relic.

We have a couple of fun signups available here, including a special NPC interaction! These particular signups will be open until August 13th at 9PM EST. Regular NPC interactions can be found here!

For adventure rolls head over here and to order food from Miso Fou, head over here! Please direct any questions here!

Thanks for playing, and happy navigating!

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Marinero understands he is not always alone when he is here at Marcos's grave. Though he is blind, his echolocation allows him to generally note the presences of those around him and such, so despite nto catching her more roguish spying, Marinero is not frightened by Clear's presence, nor offended by the gesture.

(Introduction roll dc 11; 16.) Marinero accepts the sculpture quietly, with little difficulty despite the strange shape of his tattered-winged arms, rubbing his thumbs across the name and making a chirping sound inaudible to Clear and other humans (though she may, if she's observant, notice the clicking of his tongue in his slightly parted mouth.)

A smile parts that mouth slightly more, and Marinero traces the shape of the looped stems before he sets the plant down before Marcos's grave, his motions slow but steady.

When he straightens again, he looks at Clear and gestures in Common Sign Language a clear Thank you. It's remarkably similar to the ASL sign, a simple touch to the chin and gesture away from it.

In shaky, unpracticed common (but very much not as though he doesn't know common), Marinero asks if Clear is hungry, and gestures toward his house.

Paths: Paladin (+1 STR), Rogue (+1 DEX), Engineer (+1 GUN) (THE LAST ONE IS A JOKE PLEASE DONT ACTUALLY GIVE HIM GUN BONUS)

MISTA WANTS TO FIGHT THE CRITTERS!!!!!!

Before he does, he'd take an active interest in the Coliseum handlers and ask them all kinds of questions about the magitech beasts: how they work, how they fight, if they understand things like speech or not so much, what they eat . . . Which is not relevant really but he wants to know! He'll be using Insight during these conversations to determine whether or not he's being misled, on purpose or accidentally, or whether the handlers are maybe holding something back that he should ask more about. If the handlers aren't willing to give him info, he would go to KV Labs and see if he could get information from there, also using Insight.

As for the fight itself, he'd go in armed with gun, crossbow, Immovable Rod, and a number of bombs — Concussive and Blinding bombs specifically, as he doesn't really want to explode or melt the critters. He'll use Mage Hand Legerdemain to fling bombs from unexpected directions in between doing fancy ranged attack maneuvers with gun and crossbow, using such path actions as Trick Shot (Winging, Bullying). If he can manage it, he'll get to high ground within the Coliseum and set the Immovable Rod up against the nearest surface, providing himself with a safe distance from which to attack his opponent. If he's forced into a melee position, he'll use Divine Smite/Flaming Sword (on the Immovable Rod; what? it's fine) and Pistol Whip-Shot. Throughout, he'll use Swift Retaliation to avoid injury himself. Should he find himself in the position of victor, he'd back down as soon as his victory was declared and be Pretty Concerned about his magitech buddy.

Edited 2020-08-13 19:57 (UTC)

Let's do it let's go

Whew buddy. Mia does at least recall that the last time she saw Angus before Candlenights, she couldn't even remember her own name. This time her memories aren't much better, but she does remember who she is. She approaches Angus with that trained smile of hers and mentions what a shame it is all this happened when she'd just managed to get a hold of all those books for him.

She wonders how his investigation is coming, too, and if he feels they're any closer to finding that relic.

Uhhh, panic a little?? His little dog friend has been snuffed out in an instant! He's stabbed by a pain at the impact and loss, some mix of pain across the bond and the sudden exhaustion, but also the spike of fear that his familiar - his closest companion in nearly all his memories - is gone, just like that!?

He does his best to back away from the creature, to stay away from the trees it's toppling; that's an alarming amount of destruction happening there, and his amount of panic is maybe better described as a lottle.

But Papyrus has spent his fair share of time in the ruins studying up, and two can play at that reality bending game - he does his best to change this stuff to his benefit with a little Force Distrust.

[Foggy Forest]
[Whatever reason you might be moseying around the outskirts of the forest, you're going to be rudely interrupted by Ogata seemingly emerging out of fucking nowhere, grabbing whatever limb or article of clothing that's within his reach.]

Don't move if you don't want to die.
[Ominous!]

[Whispers in the Water]
[Ogata isn't much of a swimmer, really. After all, he's a cat. But sometimes you just need to soak to get the dirt off, which means the freshwater of the Cascades are where you might find Ogata looking fairly relaxed as he sits in the water...

Until he suddenly sits bolt upright, eyes wide and blown like a startled animal.]

... Did you hear that?

[Misc/Wildcard]
[In general, Ogata can be found skulking around, not being particularly sociable. Recently he's been looking more on edge than he was initially, as if he's suspicious of... something? Everything? Unclear. Maybe you could ask him about it.

As far as keeping busy/contributing to the island economy, he's going to be spending a lot of time fishing. You also might find him poking around the ruins silently or curled up in the darkest corner of his cabana scrutinizing some... pieces of paper? Hm.]

It's funny, really, how Angus is so clearly trying to mentally puff himself up in the fact of Ogata. It's all fine!! Ogata is starting to think being unsettled is the natural reaction people have to him. Just a niggling suspicion.

He looks around, making a vague gesture, "all of it. I don't remember anything about this Bureau you're talking about, or the Hunger, any of it... The only thing I can remember makes me wonder if any of this is actually real."

So, two things happen:

First of all, you can feel this instantly, the Force Distrust has no effect. Or . . . at least, it doesn't have a noticeable one? No outrageously good or bad luck happens, the forest just continuing to go all wonky, like a computer experiencing a blue screen of death.

Second, and much more distressing? The creature is now looking directly at Papyrus. The moment he casts the spell, its head swivels around almost 180 degrees.

Things are going to get a little upsetting now.

With another shriek, the creature launches itself at Papyrus with incredible speed. It's coming from...in front of him? No, behind him. It's everywhere. Thankfully, what happens next is over very fast, but it's going to hurt a lot first. Papyrus has the sensation of something . . . well, it sure does feel like it's ripping his face off, doesn't it? But then, it's numb. Everything is numb.

Papyrus wakes up at the edge of the regular Foggy Forest. Everything feels a little . . . off. He'll be able to stand up well enough, move around. The pain from his face is gone, but that's not the only thing missing.

His actual face is also gone.

In its place are glitches as you'd see around the island. He can see, speak, smell fine. But his face just isn't there. For the next few hours, he may find himself uncertain of who he is, even beyond the amnesia. What kind of person is he? Who is Papyrus? Nothing feels right.

Fortunately, when this wears off, his facial features will return. Nothing else is wrong with him! Not a single injury.

Paths: Sorcerer/Paladin

1) Michael would like to try and mess with the glitches some! More precisely, he is going to find one where he can clearly identify what's meant to be there - a fruit, say - and use Major Illusion to cast an illusion of what ought to be there over the glitchy bit. Who knows? Maybe it'll take!

2) Michael also wants to play in the Coliseum! His strategy appears to trend towards utter chaos: he'll use Thunderclap, Earth Tremor, Grease, and Web to try startling and hindering his opponents, Haste and Misty Step to avoid getting hit when possible, and Magic Missle plus a Flaming Sword to do damage himself. I have decreed that he doesn't get to use Divine Smite right now because he has not yet rediscovered his god of choice, Contractualism. His Spell Master ability allows him to use two spells at once, so he can mix and match these a little bit easier.

He seems a little disturbingly into fighting; very aggressive, with little apparent concern about getting hit himself. It's a little....bad, maybe?

Paths: Dancer/Bard/Engineer

Alright. So, nosy and bored Spike-o is going to make his way out to the little toe island where the pirates await.

He is itching for a fight and comes off way too cool to be in someone else's space when he get through.

How well does bardancengineer do against a bunch of pirates? He'll be more inclined to rely on his own kung-fu than path actions, but his acrobatics skill makes his moves even more smooth. He's also not against using shocking grasp in his hand-to-hand combat, and as an engineer also happens to have his gun with him in case these pirates get too testy. Swift Retaliation helps him be more in tune with this fight and gives him a +2 on dodging ranged attacks, and he may pull out Trick Shot's Disarming or Piercing shot if the crowd of pirates that finds him is bigger.

Edited 2020-08-13 02:28 (UTC)

Angus is trying really hard not to have his feelings hurt by all this teasing. It's in good fun! It's fine!!! This is very frustrating!!!!! He is such a small boy, too small for his feelings. There is a poutiness emerging. A sniffliness, even.

But he will struggle through deductively. For now.

"Important to the story they're trying to tell?"

Who are they? Why is the phone book important? These are all good questions, but for a second he stops, no longer thinking of them so much as he is caught up in the concept of . . . the whole story. With a beginning, middle, and end.

Distantly: "Do you think they're in the right order? Or mixed up somehow?"

Okay! For Reasons, would you be all right with us commandeering Daisy for a moment? No harm will come to any parties involved, and we'll let her go after one comment. 🙃

Go forth and commandeer that puppo!! She is in your modly hands.

Fantastic.

DC 19; roll 20.

Daisy steps forward to sniff Angus's hand. Regardless of her normal temperament, she then freezes — and loses her entire shit at Angus, barking and growling furiously at him in an attempt to get him away from Mira. This continues for a few seconds, and then Daisy appears to lose some of her courage; she still stands between Mira and Angus, but rather than angry, she seems frightened, shivering to the touch. This will wear off entirely in a few minutes.

Angus, meanwhile, is palpably terrified, scrambling yards backward and hugging his knees tightly. "I'm sorry! I'm sorry! I didn't mean to make her hate me!"

Mia does not approach Angus with a hug, but she gets one anyway: he throws his arms around her waist and hugs her tight. She is someone he's missed, and worried about, but most of all someone he respects as a brilliant mind who respects him in turn.

Which makes him really worried by what she says next. Peering up at her with a sharp frown, he shakes his head. "I don't understand, ma'am! You gave me those books already! I read all of them before — before any of this. Don't you remember?"

Thank God for a responsible adult around here, Christine is sorely needed. Because that was going to be on Angus's list of suggestions. This is a much safer use of their time.

Rubbing at his chin, Angus stares at the murals: the tangle of thorns with a figure inside of it, the dragon with a book, and the dragon looking at a woman. It's hard to know without more detail in the expression, but . . .

"It makes the most sense for this one to be in the middle." He points to the one they've been talking about, the tangle of thorns. "This is the problem that needs to be solved, out of the three of them. It's a pretty serious problem, whatever's making this happen, especially if someone's hurt inside of it."

"Yes! Two minds are better than one!"

Angus looks extremely pleased that he's able to turn Papyrus's mood around so easily. He means what he promised, of course! He wants to help Papyrus very much. And he has an idea of how to start.

Gesturing at the murals, he says, "Some people have said to me that stories have to have a beginning, middle, and end! These murals show those, too. I just have to figure out which is which. So maybe we can think of your memories like that, too."

"You don't think this place is real? Or the Bureau and those things aren't real?"

He doesn't look any less confused.

"Um, maybe I can help clear things up if you tell me what you do remember, sir!"

It is. The stars do repeat themselves occasionally, but most of what the sky shows at night is different every evening. There are empty patches in the night sky every night, too, with constellations that don't match. There's no discernible pattern, mathematical or otherwise.

Okay, okay, making people cry is like the opposite of what Sans wants to do with his teasing. Angus seems a little sensitive, so before he actually replies (which he'll do seriously this time), he must offer Important Advice:

"Kiddo, if someone's bugging you, you've gotta say so. I'm a boneheaded guy, y'know. Skull's pretty thick. No big deal if you've gotta knock some sense into me."

You're supposed to just yell at him to be serious, not actually get upset! But anyway.

"Unless these can get moved around, it's gonna depend on who put them here, yeah? If that language reads in a different order, we should be reading them that way. Like maybe it starts with the woman and the monster, then the monster with the book, then the woman in the thorns. But if you can just pull these out and swap 'em, maybe these two go together."

Sans points to the two with the woman in them.

Wow, both Mira and I hate this!

The fact that her usually sweet-tempered dog is barking up a storm and losing her mind at this tiny child distresses the hell out of her, and she pulls the dog back... just in case. She doesn't think Daisy will actually attack, but it's also for Angus's peace of mind.

"It's alright! It isn't your fault, I think... it might be this whole place has her on edge. I'm really sorry, I didn't mean to scare you."

But it really is baffling... and more than a little concerning.

Howdy! Regarding the Virtualize portion of these rolls, you are entering into high risk high reward territory with a high potential of character death. Would you still like to proceed?

let's do it babey i know the law (✿◡‿◡)

So after her talk with Marinero and seeing Sans's video of the other side of the wall, Christine would like to talk with Lola. I'm not sure of the protocol here since she's a pilotable NPC. Should I roll to see if Christine can get her attention and ask her questions about the Cursed and the Purging dance? Or should I approach it another way?

Oh, and she's a Dancer/Chemist/Astrologian.

Edited 2020-08-13 03:25 (UTC)

Christine is able to try to get in touch with Lola! However, she's going to be significantly easier to speak to after the dance competition (see signups below). Think a DC of 16 to even catch her attention now vs 7 after the competition. If Christine isn't able to get Lola's attention, she'll be directed to speak with someone several rungs down the informational ladder, but she'll still get some information.

So, essentially, you can either wait or try your luck now and possibly get less useful information, if that makes sense!

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