Magic Lamp: 1-4 Party of Adventurers

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There's finally something interesting! Sinbad is throwing a banquet, and has invited many adventurers from different places. I wonder what kind of people will show up!

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Style: Event Logs: Magician, Witch Doctor, Astrologer, The Forty Thieves Recommended: Sandy Challenge, Desert Adventure, Mysterious Treasure Perfect Score: ~2,350 Rewards: 3,000 , 600 , 3 , 1 , 1 , Whirlwind Romance, Blueprint: Reverie Stroll

Reverie Stroll

Dialogue Choices

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If he's really a magician, this could go really wrong?

• Defuse the situation
  • Chapur's Goodwill will rise
• Just watch
  • No change

Transcript

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• I work for Sinbad. I have to run back and forth between the shop and the warehouse every day. My days are busy, but fulfilling.

• Shops are being built outside the North Gate. There is no news of the missing refugees. The storm has subsided.

• On the surface, at least.

• Sinbad organizes a banquet and invites various navigators and adventurers from different places.

• As the number of guests is high, the maids can't cope on their own, so I stay in the house to help out.

• After a busy morning, I finally have some time to bring food back to my room. However, I find out that the cat that's accompanied me every day since it came through my window is missing.

• You: Where did the little rascal go?

• You: Did he go into the banquet hall? I have to find him quickly.

• Sinbad: Gina, what are you looking for?

• You: My cat's missing. The one that's been living in my room the past few days.

• Sinbad: He's probably just looking for food somewhere. I'm sure he'll return on his own later.

• Sinbad: The guests are arriving, so please get ready.

• In my panic to find my cat, I forgot to bring the waitress uniform I was supposed to wear for the banquet.

• Although I'm worried about the cat, I have work to do now.

• As soon as I change into my uniform, the housekeeper informs me that the guests are at the door and wants me to receive them.

• ???: Is this Sinbad's house?

• You: Yes, Sir. How may I help you?

• ???: I heard there's a special event going on, so I came.

• This guest's clothing and temperament was different from Sinbad's other friends.

• You: Do you have an invitation?

• Voyager B: You must be new. Master Sinbad's banquets always welcome anyone who loves adventure. There's no need for an invitation.

• Voyager A: I'm guessing you're a foreigner due to your unique clothing?

• ???: Yes, I arrived this morning on a freighter.

• Voyager B: What is that unusual stick in your hand?

• Magician: This is my wand. I'm a Magician.

• You: (Magician?! Are there magicians in this world?)

• Voyager A: Did I hear you right? Magic? The Full Moon Kingdom advocates science, and no one believes these ridiculous things anymore.

• Voyager A: If you want to make a living in the capital, I suggest you become a Witch Doctor and chase away poisons and other diseases.

• Voyager B: Or you could be an Astrologer. The Royal Palace has recently put up a notice recruiting astrologers.

• Voyager B: But these are just the tricks of a desperate magician. Why don't you sail with us? That's real pleasure!

• Magician: I'm not interested in such crude business.

• Magician: The power of magic can control nature. You should be awed by it.

• Voyager A: You're so ungrateful! We're nice enough to invite you on our adventures, but you kick us away like common dogs!

• Voyager B: You came to the wrong place today. Master Sinbad does not welcome the pretentious and conceited!

• You: The magician's eyes turn dark, and he raises his wand.

• You: If he's really a magician, this could go really wrong?

Defuse the situation

• Sinbad made a great effort to prepare this banquet. I can't let them ruin it. I have to defuse the situation!

• I rush forward and stand between the magician and the two navigators.

• You: The banquet is about to start! Everyone should enter so the delicious food does not go cold.

• Voyager B: Child, this arrogant magician's identity is unknown. You can't let him in!

• You: Whether you're a navigator or a magician, you are an adventurer that explores the unknown world.

• You: Master Sinbad welcomes anyone who loves adventure. You taught me that.

• The navigator is speechless. His eyes blink for a while, but he remains silent.

• Voyager B: Fine, fine! I'm a rough man and I don't take care with what I say. Don't take it to heart.

• You: Master Sinbad certainly hopes everyone has fun today. Including you, Mr. Magician.

• The magician hesitates for a moment, but lowers his wand and nods at me.

• Magician: I've heard Sinbad is openminded and friendly, and likes meeting strangers from all walks of life.

• Magician: So I'll let it pass.

• Sinbad: Hahaha! Don't get angry over such a small matter, my guests!

• Sinbad: Hurry and try the delicacies I specially prepared today!

• Sinbad: I've found many new dishes recently. Your palate will be quite intrigued!

Just watch

• You: (I wonder what magic he will perform? Will he turn a human into a lamb, like in the stories?)

• I stand nearby, indulging my fantasy, when someone suddenly cries out.

• Voyager B: Ah! My gold!

• A bag of gold coins crashes on the floor, scattering in every direction.

• The navigator is frantic. He doesn't know where to go first. He gets so angry, and stamps his foot.

• Voyager B: I secured that money bag myself. How could it break so easily? Was this your doing?!

• Magician: What does this have to do with me?

• Magician: I'm here to attend the banquet, not to argue with you.

• Voyager B: You!

• I stare at the magician, who looks calm and composed, the opposite of the furious navigator.

• You: (Is this really not his doing? I'm not so sure.)

• The guests continue arguing. My head hurts from thinking about how to mediate, but then booming laughter comes from the doorway.

• Sinbad: Hahaha! Even the coins are anxious about your tardiness, my friends!

• Sinbad: I'll have someone pick up all your gold for you, don't worry.

• Sinbad: This is a rare banquet, so don't get angry over such a small matter, my guests! Hurry and try the delicacies I specially prepared today!

• Sinbad: I've found many new dishes recently. Your palate will be quite intrigued!

• Sinbad: Hahaha! Welcome to my humble abode! I heartily enjoy getting together with adventurers for dinner!

• Sinbad: Though at my age I rarely sail anymore, reminiscing about strange encounters during my early years still thrills me!

• Voyager A: Stop joking, Master Sinbad!

• Voyager A: You're living a life everyone envies! Especially compared to sailors who wander and gamble their lives all year round.

• Sinbad: My dear friends, from the bottom of my heart, nothing thrills me as much as a sea voyage!

• Sinbad: The roaring of waves and the songs of sea birds make the best music in the world. Nothing else compares!

• Voyager B: I'm not as carefree as you are! Sailing would be meaningless to me if I couldn't seek treasure.

• Voyager B: Master Sinbad, you mentioned earlier you wanted to show us some treasures you've found? I can't wait!

• Sinbad opens a treasure box and places all of its contents on a long table.

• The guests gather around, looking at each item curiously.

• Voyager A: Master Sinbad, these are very unique treasures. They're quite a sight!

• Voyager B: I envy your luck! We've not seen such treasure in a long time!

• Having worked at Sinbad's house for half a month, I am used to seeing these treasures. The navigators' envious expressions are far more interesting to me.

• You: (Eh? The magician isn't excited by the treasures.)

• You: (Are magicians not interested in gold, silver, or jewelry?

• The magician paces in front of the long table and looks coldly at the shiny treasures.

• He suddenly stops in front of a small silver trinket with a look of surprise on his face.

• Magician: Mr. Sinbad, where did you get this?

• Sinbad: Brother, you have taste!

• Sinbad: Although this silver trinket doesn't stand out at first glance, it was most likely carved by the court craftsmen of the previous dynasty!

• The guests begin murmuring. All of them want to see the silver trinket.

• Sinbad: Gina, show the silver trinket to everyone.

• When I stand in front of the magician, his gaze locks on the piece of treasure.

• You: (This silver trinket has oxidized so much. It must be really old. What's so special about it?)

• Voyager A: A silver trinket from the previous dynasty?! Unbelievable!

• Voyager A: They say The Forty Thieves ransacked the former Royal Palace and hid all its treasures in a secret cave...

• Voyager A: Master Sinbad, did you find the cave where the Forty Thieves hid their treasures?

• Voyager B: Is it full of gold, silver, and gems, piled up like sand dunes? Is it full of countless exotic treasures?

• Voyager B: Why would you keep such a find a secret? You'd never enjoy all of these treasures in many lifetimes, let alone one. Why didn't you share this find?

• Sinbad: You misunderstand, my friend. I didn't discover any caves. A foreign merchant sold me this trinket for an arm and a leg.

• Sinbad: I know as much as you do about the legendary Forty Thieves and their treasures.

• Sinbad: I do, however, know a lot about my early sea voyages. That will be far more interesting than stories about those thieves!

• You: (Sinbad is telling his stories again. I've heard them so many times, I know them by heart.)

• When the banquet ends, the guests leave and I go back to my room.

• You: There you are, kitty. I've been looking all over for you.

• You: Wait, where are you going now?

• You: (Sigh, he runs too fast! He's always gone in a second! Is he stealing food again?)

• The banquet hall is empty. I suddenly hear footsteps in the quiet and empty hall.

• Magician: This man does not deserve this treasure. I'll give it the praise it truly deserves.

• You: (That's Sinbad's silver trinket in the thief's hands!)

• The magician leaves the banquet hall hurriedly and exits by the side entrance.

• You: (If I scream, I'm afraid I'll be killed before the servants arrive to help.)

• You: (I won't act rashly. I'll observe him in secret, and find the opportunity to get the silver trinket back.)