>>An exceedingly cheerful attendant just climbed up a very steep stairway forward going down.
>get worm from white box
You manage to get a wriggling worm onto the hook.
[Roundtime 4 sec.]
>
A rather flustered worker just climbed up a very steep stairway forward going down.
>cast pole
You drop your line overboard, allowing it to play out completely as it drags out behind the boat.
>pull my pole
>
You wind in some of the slack line.
>pull my pole
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>pull my pole
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>pull my pole
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "We're almost there, I know it."
>pull my pole
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>look
[You are aboard the Lybadel which is afloat in The Faldesu Delta facing west.]
[Lybadel, Poop Deck]
The ship's wheel is located here, at the highest part of the ship, almost directly above the rudder. Over the aft rail is a steep drop down to the sea, invisible in the darkness, and three glowing lanterns hang from the railing as a warning and notice to other ships plying these waters. Forward, the mizzenmast rises out of the decking toward the sky. You also see a rather flustered worker, an exceedingly cheerful attendant, a braided lead rope, a very steep stairway forward going down and Captain Halasael.
Also here: GameMaster Arnimas.
Obvious paths: none.
Ship paths: none.
Nearby in the water you see: the marshy south bank (adjacent: south), the marshy and scrub-lined north bank (adjacent: north).
>
A rather flustered worker says, "I know you're somewhat excited but you really must slow down."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I'm so excited."
>'hello
You say, "hello"
>
A rather flustered worker glances at Chippy.
>
A rather flustered worker says, "Hello there"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "Oh, hello!"
>look worker
The flustered worker looks just like what you would expect a rather flustered worker to look like.
>
The Lybadel moves forward at a good pace.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant asks, "Are you Cialen?"
>'nope I'm Chippy
You say, "nope I'm Chippy"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "Oh, what a cute name!"
>role eye
Please rephrase that command.
>
You feel a slight tug on your fishing pole.
>role eyes
An exceedingly cheerful attendant asks, "I just love names, don't you?"
>
Please rephrase that command.
>
Your fishing pole wiggles slightly, vibrating up and down for a moment.
>
A rather flustered worker says, "I can't believe they assigned me to you without letting me give you some guidelines. "Just go along and help her find the way", they said."
>
A rather flustered worker sighs.
>
Your fishing pole wiggles slightly, vibrating up and down for a moment.
>
Your fishing pole wiggles slightly, vibrating up and down for a moment.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "We're doing wonderfully!"
>
Your fishing pole wiggles slightly, vibrating up and down for a moment.
>gig
You giggle.
>pull my pole
There's something on the hook!
You wind in some of the slack line.
>
A rather flustered worker asks, "Umm...Cialen? That's who you're supposed to locate?"
>pull my pole
There's something on the hook!
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>pull my pole
There's something on the hook!
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>
Your fishing pole wiggles slightly, vibrating up and down for a moment.
>pull my pole
There's something on the hook!
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>pull my pole
There's something on the hook!
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>pull my pole
There's something on the hook!
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Yes, indeed."
>pull my pole
There's something on the hook!
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>pull my pole
There's something on the hook!
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>
The flat-eyed creppoo wiggles on the end of your line.
>
The Lybadel moves forward at a good pace.
>pull my pole
You've pulled in a flat-eyed creppoo. Quickly you grab it and work it free from the hook.
>pull my pole
The line is already pulled in all the way.
>pull my pole
The line is already pulled in all the way.
>appraise crep
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "Oooh, a fish!"
>
You believe that the flat-eyed creppoo probably weighs a few tens of stones.
You are certain that the flat-eyed creppoo is worth exactly 32 lirums, 40 kronars, or 28 dokoras.
Roundtime: 8 seconds.
>
A rather flustered worker sighs rather dramatically.
>
A rather flustered worker says, "Oh my..."
>look
[You are aboard the Lybadel which is afloat in The Faldesu Delta facing west.]
[Lybadel, Poop Deck]
The ship's wheel is located here, at the highest part of the ship, almost directly above the rudder. Over the aft rail is a steep drop down to the sea, invisible in the darkness, and three glowing lanterns hang from the railing as a warning and notice to other ships plying these waters. Forward, the mizzenmast rises out of the decking toward the sky. You also see a rather flustered worker, an exceedingly cheerful attendant, a braided lead rope, a very steep stairway forward going down and Captain Halasael.
Also here: GameMaster Arnimas.
Obvious paths: none.
Ship paths: none.
Nearby in the water you see: a cutter with a longbow-wielding figurehead named the Buried Treasure (at horizon: east), the Shadow Star (at horizon: east), the marshy south bank (adjacent: south), the marshy and scrub-lined north bank (adjacent: north), a stone dock (at horizon: east).
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "He caught a fish!"
>put crep in my tink sack
>
You put your creppoo in your tinker's sack.
>
A rather flustered worker says, "Yes, but we're not heading to find Cialen.."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Yes, we are, I looked on a map."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "When we left Steelclaw, I took a left."
>'Cialen, isn't that the Shard guild leader?
You ask, "Cialen, isn't that the Shard guild leader?"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "It is!"
>
A rather flustered worker seems to be biting his lower lip.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant asks, "Do you know him?"
>
A rather flustered worker nods at Chippy.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "He's my first assignment!"
>'Wow, did you take a wrong turn
>
You say, "Wow, did you take a wrong turn"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I'm so excited."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant asks, "I did?"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant asks, "Are you sure, aren't we headed for Shard?"
>'what do you mean he's your first assignment?
>
You ask, "what do you mean he's your first assignment?"
>
A rather flustered worker says, "I'm sorry, but we're in training here. It seems I'm helping a new member of our services in her first assignment."
>'no, were headed for Riverhaven
You say, "no, were headed for Riverhaven"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant stands up very straight and beams.
>'Willowbrook is guildleader there
You say, "Willowbrook is guildleader there"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Oh, that won't do at all."
>'ah
You say, "ah"
>
A rather flustered worker turns to the cheerful attendant.
>get worm from white box
You manage to get a wriggling worm onto the hook.
[Roundtime 2 sec.]
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I need to find Cialen."
>
A rather flustered worker says, "Guildleader Cialen is the Shard guildleader."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I know, I read the note."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant asks, "Was I supposed to?"
>'once we get to Riverhaven you need to head south
You say, "once we get to Riverhaven you need to head south"
>
A rather flustered worker points southward across the waters.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Oh, goodness and the map said left, it definitely said left."
>
A rather flustered worker says, "Shard is THAT way."
>point s
You point south.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant turns in the direction both are pointing.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant giggles.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "No, that's east."
>south is that way
>
On a boat, use Forward, Aft, Starboard, Port and Overboard in place of the normal directions.
>'south is that way
You say, "south is that way"
>point s
You point south.
>
A rather flustered worker says, "We now have to dock in Riverhaven, travel many, many miles past The Crossing, Leth Deriel and over...the...mountains."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant turns again.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Oh, maybe you are right."
>
A rather flustered worker reaches over and turns the map a quarter rotation in the cheerful attendant's hands.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Oh."
>
A rather flustered worker points at a spot on the map.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant blushes a deep shade of red.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "That is south."
>look
[You are aboard the Lybadel which is afloat in The Faldesu River facing west.]
[Lybadel, Poop Deck]
The ship's wheel is located here, at the highest part of the ship, almost directly above the rudder. Over the aft rail is a steep drop down to the sea, invisible in the darkness, and three glowing lanterns hang from the railing as a warning and notice to other ships plying these waters. Forward, the mizzenmast rises out of the decking toward the sky. You also see a rather flustered worker, an exceedingly cheerful attendant, a braided lead rope, a very steep stairway forward going down and Captain Halasael.
Also here: GameMaster Arnimas.
Obvious paths: none.
Ship paths: none.
Nearby in the water you see: the grassy plains beyond the south bank (adjacent: south), the tree-lined north bank (adjacent: north).
>
A rather flustered worker takes several deep breaths.
>look pole
It's a collapsible fishing pole with a roll of line at one end that you can cast out into the water.
You have some type 5 line.
You have a size 20 hook.
The pole is baited with a wriggling worm.
>cast pole
You drop your line overboard, allowing it to play out completely as it drags out behind the boat.
>
A rather flustered worker says, "I think you're getting the hang of it now."
>smile worker
You smile at a rather flustered worker.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "Yes, we need to take two lefts!"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "No...wait."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant asks, "Two lefts make a right?"
>
A rather flustered worker closes his eyes and seems to be saying a silent prayer.
>roll eyes
You roll your eyes.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Oh, no matter, it's a lovely night."
>'you need rangers to help you find your way
>
You say, "you need rangers to help you find your way"
>
A rather flustered worker asks, "So....how long were you in training before this first assignment?"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "Last evening!"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I been poring over the maps."
>look
A rather flustered worker nods to the cheerful attendant.
>
[You are aboard the Lybadel which is afloat in The Faldesu River facing west.]
[Lybadel, Poop Deck]
The ship's wheel is located here, at the highest part of the ship, almost directly above the rudder. Over the aft rail is a steep drop down to the sea, invisible in the darkness, and three glowing lanterns hang from the railing as a warning and notice to other ships plying these waters. Forward, the mizzenmast rises out of the decking toward the sky. You also see a rather flustered worker, an exceedingly cheerful attendant, a braided lead rope, a very steep stairway forward going down and Captain Halasael.
Also here: GameMaster Arnimas.
Obvious paths: none.
Ship paths: none.
Nearby in the water you see: the grassy plains beyond the south bank (adjacent: south), the tree-lined north bank (adjacent: north).
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I was going to be an empath."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "But I couldn't find the guild."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant sighs.
>smirk
You smirk.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "But this is so much better!"
>
A rather flustered worker says, "Well, perhaps we could review a few things while we're on the ship."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I would love to hear your wisdom."
>
The Lybadel moves forward at a decent pace.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I tried to be a helper, but I dripped water on that very mean traders shoes."
>
A rather flustered worker smiles.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "So they said, how about locating, you can't hurt much there!"
>'mean trader?!
You exclaim, "mean trader?!"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "I know!"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "I never expected that!"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "It was only a very small tear."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I could have wrapped a cloak around his waist."
>
A rather flustered worker asks, "Yes, locating. And we only locate for members of the guild. We don't listen to empaths or anyone else, right?"
>
The Lybadel moves forward at a decent pace.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Well, my friend is an empath."
>
You feel a very slight, irregular tremor on your fishing pole.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I couldn't disappoint her."
>
A rather flustered worker sighs and slowly shakes his head.
>pull my pole
>
You wind in some of the slack line.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant asks, "I have to?"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant chews on her bottom lip.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant asks, "Maybe just once or twice?"
>
A rather flustered worker says, "The other guilds aren't paying your room and board. We can only do this for Traders."
>
The Lybadel moves forward at a decent pace.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Alright then, I'll do it on my time off."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "It will be good practice!"
>
A rather flustered worker says, "Yes, practice is very good. Lots of practice."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant asks, "Do I get days off?"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I've never met a locator before."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I'd like a day off."
>'nor I
You say, "nor I"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I just love to shop."
>
The Lybadel moves forward at a decent pace.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant asks, "Can locators shop?"
>
A rather flustered worker says, "I have a feeling that you will be given plenty of days of free time very soon."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Oh, goodness, I should have asked before."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant asks, "Am I your first locator?"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant beams at Chippy.
>'yep
You say, "yep"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "Ooh, maybe I'll be hired for you!"
>
The Lybadel moves forward at a decent pace.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "That would be so exciting."
>'well, other than a moonmage or familiar
You say, "well, other than a moonmage or familiar"
>
A rather flustered worker says, "But, you can't locate for him until you finish this assignment."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "And we could talk about how we first met."
>sigh
You sigh.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I just love happy memories."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant asks, "Don't you?"
>nod attend
You nod to an exceedingly cheerful attendant.
>
A rather flustered worker says, "I'm sure the nice Trader would love to shop and chat with you and have you 'locate' many people."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant bounces up and down.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Oh, this is going to be so much fun."
>
The Lybadel moves forward at a decent pace.
>look
[You are aboard the Lybadel which is afloat in The Faldesu River facing west.]
[Lybadel, Poop Deck]
The ship's wheel is located here, at the highest part of the ship, almost directly above the rudder. Over the aft rail is a steep drop down to the sea, invisible in the darkness, and three glowing lanterns hang from the railing as a warning and notice to other ships plying these waters. Forward, the mizzenmast rises out of the decking toward the sky. You also see a rather flustered worker, an exceedingly cheerful attendant, a braided lead rope, a very steep stairway forward going down and Captain Halasael.
Also here: GameMaster Arnimas.
Obvious paths: none.
Ship paths: none.
Nearby in the water you see: Serenity (at horizon: west), the Damaris' Revenge (at horizon: west), the Mistbringer (at horizon: west), the Maelstrom (at horizon: west), the Stranger Ranger (at horizon: west), a four-masted galleon with twelve sails and a fierce dragon figurehead named the Dragon's Slave (at horizon: west), the Skegikmewr (at horizon: west), a sleek dark-wood cutter with crimson sails named the Midnight Ruby (at horizon: west), the Haven's Wind (at horizon: west), the Maiden's Kiss (at horizon: west), the Desu pier (at horizon: west), the Middle Desu pier (at horizon: west), the Greater Fist (just over the horizon: south), Riverhaven (at horizon: west), the north bank (adjacent: north), the south bank (adjacent: south), the North Road Ferry dock (at horizon: west).
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "So, this boat will land and we need to take a right."
>'were almost to Riverhaven now
You say, "were almost to Riverhaven now"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Oh, how wonderful."
>'just look for the ferry dock
You say, "just look for the ferry dock"
>
A rather flustered worker says, "Umm...no, we need to get on the ferry."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant asks, "Ferry?"
>
A rather flustered worker says, "To..head..south.."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant asks, "South?"
>nod worker
You nod to a rather flustered worker.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I thought Shard was south."
>'it is
You say, "it is"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Oh, wait@"
>roll eyes
You roll your eyes.
>
The Lybadel moves forward at a decent pace.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "We are headed to Shard."
>
A rather flustered worker says, "Now, you can't be wandering off out of town limits unless you're on a mission to locate someone. Traders will be looking for our services within towns and clans."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "So, it's definitely two rights."
>
You feel a hard tug on your fishing pole.
>pull my pole
Your fishing pole tugs downward a little, the line vibrating as the tip of your pole wiggles back and forth for a bit.
>
There's something on the hook!
You wind in some of the slack line.
>pull my pole
There's something on the hook!
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>pull my pole
There's something on the hook!
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>pull my pole
There's something on the hook!
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>pull my pole
>
There's something on the hook!
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>pull my pole
There's something on the hook!
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Oh, I love to stay in town."
>pull my pole
Your fishing pole tugs downward several times, the line vibrating as whatever is hooked is definitely unhappy with its predicament.
>
There's something on the hook!
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>pull my pole
There's something on the hook!
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>pull my pole
There's something on the hook!
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>pull my pole
>
There's something on the hook!
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>pull my pole
There's something on the hook!
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>pull my pole
The river pardfish wiggles on the end of your line.
>
There's something on the hook!
You vigorously wind in some of the line.
>pull my pole
You've pulled in a river pardfish. Quickly you grab it and work it free from the hook.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I find many more things to buy."
>pull my pole
>
The line is already pulled in all the way.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "Oh, a fish!"
>appraise pard
A rather flustered worker says, "Maybe they'll post you in Dirge...or somewhere in Boar Clan.."
>
You estimate that the river pardfish probably weighs a few hundred stones.
You are certain that the river pardfish is worth exactly 25 lirums, 31 kronars, or 22 dokoras.
Roundtime: 8 seconds.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "He caught another fish!"
>give pard to worker
A rather flustered worker ignores your offer.
>
A rather flustered worker appears thoughtful.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "Oh, Dirge!"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I went there once."
>
The Lybadel moves forward at a decent pace.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "But I was asleep."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "So, I should look at my map."
>put pard in my tink sack
You put your pardfish in your tinker's sack.
>close pole
>
You carefully collapse the sections of the fishing pole, getting it ready for storage.
>put pole in back
You put your pole in your mesh backpack.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "My father always led, said I couldn't find my way out of a paper sack."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant giggles.
>
A rather flustered worker groans.
>'do you need me to guide you?
>
You ask, "do you need me to guide you?"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant asks, "Isn't that the funniest thing to say?"
>
You've gained a new rank in foraging.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Oh, I can't. I'm in training."
>
The Lybadel moves forward at a decent pace.
>nod attend
You nod to an exceedingly cheerful attendant.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant pouts cutely.
>look attendant
The cheerful attendant looks just like what you would expect an exceedingly cheerful attendant to look like.
>
A rather flustered worker says, "Just exit the ship slowly, I'll point out the dock where the ferry is located. No running this time."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "But running is fun!"
>
A rather flustered worker smiles at the cheerful attendant.
>
A rather flustered worker says, "We can run once we're on the route to the south."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "The wind in your hair and you get places so much faster."
>'travel in haste and you may miss your turn
You say, "travel in haste and you may miss your turn"
>
The Lybadel moves forward at a decent pace.
>
A rather flustered worker nods to Chippy.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "Oh, I never miss my turn!"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I'm usually first or second in line for everything."
>
A rather flustered worker glances swiftly at the cheerful attendant.
>'never huh? so how you end up here?
You ask, "never huh? so how you end up here?"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I got on the boat."
>roll eyes
You roll your eyes.
>
A rather flustered worker 's right eye begins to twitch.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "And then there were all these crates down there."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "What an exciting trip it was down there."
>
The Lybadel moves forward at a decent pace.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "We walked around the crates till he told me to try the stairs."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant giggles.
>point riverhaven
You point overboard at Riverhaven.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I think he got tired."
>'almost there
You say, "almost there"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "Oh, Shard!"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "I see Shard!"
>'um...Riverhaven
You say, "um...Riverhaven"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant giggles.
>
A rather flustered worker says, "Perhaps we'll stop by the Riverhaven guild before we board the ferry. You could tell our local group about these exciting adventures."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Shard is next to Riverhaven."
>nod worker
You nod to a rather flustered worker.
>
The Lybadel moves forward at a decent pace.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Oh, what a lovely idea."
>shake head attend
You look at an exceedingly cheerful attendant and shake your head.
>
A rather flustered worker says, "No, no, no. Shard is a LONG way from Riverhaven."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant asks, "Do I look alright?"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "I need to look my best."
>look atttend
>
I could not find what you were referring to.
>look attend
The cheerful attendant looks just like what you would expect an exceedingly cheerful attendant to look like.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Father always said first impressions make the person."
>
A rather flustered worker says, "I have a feeling you'll make an unforgettable impression."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "Oh, thank you!"
>'you look like what an attendant should look like
You say, "you look like what an attendant should look like"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Oh, how absolutely perfect."
>
The Lybadel moves forward at a decent pace.
>lean rail
You lean against a sturdy wooden railing.
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant asks, "So all the traders will be able to use me?"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "I can't wait!"
>
Captain Halasael barks the order to tie off the Lybadel to the docks.
>
A rather flustered worker says, "Trader Chippy, I hope you'll soon take advantage of our new services.."
>'I most certainly will
You say, "I most certainly will"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "Oh!"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "It's Therengborough!"
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant exclaims, "I've been here!"
>
A rather flustered worker says, "Umm..Riverhaven.."
>slap chippy
You slap your forehead!
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant says, "Oh."
>
A rather flustered worker says, "Let us disembark and we'll head to the guild."
>
An exceedingly cheerful attendant just climbed down a very steep stairway forward going down.
>wave wroker
I do not understand what you mean.
>
A rather flustered worker smiles at the cheerful attendant.
>climb stair<<
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