Nitori Quest 2 - A Z-Machine Adventure

[Kilgamayan]

> "...Yeah, maybe not..."

[It's Purvis!]

> "...Yeah, maybe not..."

>"I think we'd be okay," Koa says, her mouth half full.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> We don't know anything about this god's personality, do we?

[It's Purvis!]

> We don't know anything about this god's personality, do we?

>Not really. You aren't too knowledgeable about gods that don't live on the mountain or around it.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "Well, I admit I don't really know a whole lot about them."

[It's Purvis!]

> "Well, I admit I don't really know a whole lot about them."

>"I'd play it safe", says Aoi.
>"It'll be okay, we can handle her I bet," says Koa. "Who'd even want to fight us?"

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "Huh. Are you good in a fight?"

[It's Purvis!]

> "Huh. Are you good in a fight?"

>"I've defended the library on occasion!" Koa says.
>Given the things Marisa has told you, that's a no.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> If we said something here like 'Ah, I think I've heard about that from Marisa before', would Marisa be angry with us for breach of privacy possibly leading to insulting the subordinate of her friend?

[It's Purvis!]

> If we said something here like 'Ah, I think I've heard about that from Marisa before', would Marisa be angry with us for breach of privacy possibly leading to insulting the subordinate of her friend?

>Depends on how mean you are about it, you think. Marisa tends to be pretty easygoing.

>_

[Branneg Xy]

> "Oh."
> "Would she at least be cordial enough to talk about the star missing from the tsuribe otoshi constellation, maybe?"

> Ask Orihime if she has any idea or advice about what, in the Tsurube Otoshi constellation or even multiple ones, which tokens or crafted items would be accepted as Peace Offerings. 

[Kilgamayan]

> "'On occasion'?"

[It's Purvis!]

> Ask Orihime if she has any idea or advice about what, in the Tsurube Otoshi constellation or even multiple ones, would  tokens or crafted items would be accepted as Peace Offerings. 

>"It might not hurt," Orihime says. "But, well, if someone is already on guard..."

> "'On occasion'?"

>"Not like we got attacked every day," Koa says.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "...I'll keep that in mind."

[It's Purvis!]

> "...I'll keep that in mind."

>Koa frowns a little, and goes back to her breakfast.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> Resume eating as well.

[It's Purvis!]

> Resume eating as well.

>Breakfast carries on as Orihime uses the silence to talk about minor day to day things; some of the minutia of the clothe she is currently dyeing, about how the river of sake imparts a distinct flavor to the fish (she assures you it won't leave you intoxicated), about how the silk cocoons on the nearby mulberry orchid came in wonderfully last year.
>But soon enough, all of you ae finished, and it is time to determine what to do for the day.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> Are there weather conditions to account for? If so, what are they?
> Do we need to re-chart our course, given we stopped here for the night?

[It's Purvis!]

> Are there weather conditions to account for? If so, what are they?
> Do we need to re-chart our course, given we stopped here for the night?

>You honestly don't know; you've not seen any weather during your observations, but that doesn't rule it out. Wind conditions need to be considered, but you don't have any good way to measure them other than getting out there.
>That's a good question. Probably yes, but it shouldn't take long.

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "...Hey, so, possibly stupid question here, but: Is there weather here that we'll need to plan for?"

[It's Purvis!]

> "...Hey, so, possibly stupid question here, but: Is there weather here that we'll need to plan for?"

>"I imagine it is the same as down below," Orihime says. "Sometimes there are storms, sometimes it is hot and sometimes it is cold. It is spring here, too."

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> Nod.
> "Thanks. I expect I'll nee to rechart our course, as much as it shouldn't take long to do so, so it's good to know to consider that."

[It's Purvis!]

> Nod.
> "Thanks. I expect I'll nee to rechart our course, as much as it shouldn't take long to do so, so it's good to know to consider that."

>"I imagine it will be simple for you, if you have gotten this far already," says Orihime.

>_

[Branneg Xy]

>"I imagine it will be simple for you, if you have gotten this far already," says Orihime.

>_

> Thank Orihime by also specifying this was and is going to be due mainly to coordination of us 3 as a team each with their specialties.

> Regarding particular weather conditions at our current knowledge...

>...make a note Narukami's territory is surely to present,and need the proper defensive equipment and coating against, a majority of thunderclouds with the correspondent hazards of not only lightings but an eventual build-up to thunderstorms.

[It's Purvis!]

> Thank Orihime by also specifying this was and is going to be due mainly to coordination of us 3 as a team each with their specialties.

> Regarding particular weather conditions at our current knowledge...

>...make a note Narukami's territory is surely to present,and need the proper defensive equipment and coating against, a majority of thunderclouds with the correspondent hazards of not only lightings but an eventual build-up to thunderstorms.

>As far as lightning goes, you aren't sure what you could do. It's hard to put a lightning rod on the ship, you aren't sure if there is a way to ground it...

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "Sounds good. I'll take care of that next, then."

[It's Purvis!]

> "Sounds good. I'll take care of that next, then."

>"Do not feel you are being hurried away, of course," Orihime says. "I am quite busy, but I would not chase you away."

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> "Oh, no, this is definitely my own self-imposed deadline."

[It's Purvis!]

> "Oh, no, this is definitely my own self-imposed deadline."

>"As you say," she says with a nod. "Then please do not let me hold you back, either."

>_

[Kilgamayan]

> Nod.
> "Thank you tremendously for your hospitality."