There are four boxes, representing people Ingo knows in the prison. The boxes will change between rounds. For each round, read the prompt and put the appropriate card in each box. After 3 rounds, you will receive your final total. Score adequately to receive your reward.
A screen beneath these instructions prompts you:
Round 1: To whom did Ingo pay these compliments?
There are four boxes that have the images of someone's face on them: A. Da Vinci B. Emmet C. Saturn D. Oriphi
And four cards on the table: 1. "I think there are many, many benefits to being close to you!" 2. "... your cheerful and empathetic attitude brightens any space you are in, and I appreciate your proactivity!" 3. "I appreciate that you are as much yourself as I am myself!" 4. "It is a privilege to share in your emotions. And an even greater privilege that you are so willing to feel mine!"
[Hmmmm. Okay, maybe not a trauma game. Maybe a cute Ingo game? The more he reads it over, the more into it Saturn is. It's a chance to use clues about people to answer correctly!!
He knows which one is his own. He remembers that. Number 2 . . . he tries to imagine Ingo saying that to Emmet and smiles widely, reflexively, fingers to his lips. Haha. And it's unlikely to be Da Vinci, either. The other two . . . Saturn isn't as sure, but it's hard to imagine him saying the first one to Emmet either, even though he can easily imagine Ingo saying either one to Da Vinci. So . . . ]
The boxes accept the cards, and once they're all in, there's a click, locking in the answers. There is no indication yet of whether you got the answers right or wrong.
The screen changes.
Round 2: Who said the following things to Ingo?
The boxes change, too, although some faces are repeated from last round.
A. Da Vinci B. Hilda C. Emmet D. Ritsuka
And four new cards appear.
1. "You will apologize for your bullying tendencies." 2. "I refuse to believe you weren't an emo kid." 3. "How do I put this? Your sincerity is a highly dangerous weapon?" 4. "I independently decided you had big mom energy. ...Among other things."
[Okay this is definitely fun. 1 has to be Emmet; he can't be 2, surely isn't 4, and 3 doesn't sound quite right. 4 can't be Da Vinci, so she has to be 2 or 3. 3 doesn't sound like Ritsuka. She could easily be 2 or 4...Hilda could also be 2 or 4, though. They have the same vibe. But Saturn has talked to Ritsuka about the whole Mom thing before, so...]
The boxes accept the cards, and once they're all in, there's a click, locking in the answers. There is no indication yet of whether you got the answers right or wrong.
The screen changes.
Round 3: Who performed the following activities with Ingo?
The boxes change, too, although some faces are repeated from last round.
A. Arthur B. Da Vinci C. Saturn D. Vicious
And four new cards appear.
1. Ingo gave this person a nipple piercing. 2. This person gave Ingo a makeover by giving him different outfits. 3. This person gave Ingo a strip tease in a room with other people. 4. Ingo has played a drinking game with this person.
Well that's 1 and 4 out of the way. The other two...hmm. Saturn doesn't know Arthur well, but he can picture him doing either of these two things. More importantly, he can also picture Da Vinci doing both of these things. If anything, he's surprised at the implication that she hasn't done them both. The strip tease was probably for the same game where Saturn stripped for Minato, right? But that doesn't help matters; Da Vinci and Arthur are both on Sphinx. Da Vinci is the one who made Ritsuka's magic clothes...]
The boxes accept the cards, and once they're all in, there's a click, locking in the answers.
The screen now changes to say:
RESULTS: 10/12 CORRECT
"Congratulations. This result... is acceptable. You may claim your reward."
The boxes and cards disappear from the table altogether, and there is a strange pink-purple tablet on the table instead. Engraved on it is the quote: "The Original One breathed alone before the universe came."
[Damn...he didn't get a perfect score...it was the strip tease! He knew it! But he still did well! He takes the Plate and reads it, tilting his head, and then looks around. Does he get to go to Sphinx now??]
[He was so sure he'd be able to get to Sphinx and leave the plushie there! Dammit, Ingo! All right, he sits the plushie in a seat. Maybe someone else will come this way and grab it and take it with them back to the locked room, at least.]
Of all the things, after how much trouble the other two were . . .
The train is a fixture of the palace too! Leaving it on the train is probably even more significant! The dokkaebi understands. (It is still just a plushie.)
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There are four boxes, representing people Ingo knows in the prison. The boxes will change between rounds. For each round, read the prompt and put the appropriate card in each box. After 3 rounds, you will receive your final total. Score adequately to receive your reward.
A screen beneath these instructions prompts you:
Round 1: To whom did Ingo pay these compliments?
There are four boxes that have the images of someone's face on them:
A. Da Vinci
B. Emmet
C. Saturn
D. Oriphi
And four cards on the table:
1. "I think there are many, many benefits to being close to you!"
2. "... your cheerful and empathetic attitude brightens any space you are in, and I appreciate your proactivity!"
3. "I appreciate that you are as much yourself as I am myself!"
4. "It is a privilege to share in your emotions. And an even greater privilege that you are so willing to feel mine!"
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[Hmmmm. Okay, maybe not a trauma game. Maybe a cute Ingo game? The more he reads it over, the more into it Saturn is. It's a chance to use clues about people to answer correctly!!
He knows which one is his own. He remembers that. Number 2 . . . he tries to imagine Ingo saying that to Emmet and smiles widely, reflexively, fingers to his lips. Haha. And it's unlikely to be Da Vinci, either. The other two . . . Saturn isn't as sure, but it's hard to imagine him saying the first one to Emmet either, even though he can easily imagine Ingo saying either one to Da Vinci. So . . . ]
A - 1
B - 3
C - 4
D - 2
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The screen changes.
Round 2: Who said the following things to Ingo?
The boxes change, too, although some faces are repeated from last round.
A. Da Vinci
B. Hilda
C. Emmet
D. Ritsuka
And four new cards appear.
1. "You will apologize for your bullying tendencies."
2. "I refuse to believe you weren't an emo kid."
3. "How do I put this? Your sincerity is a highly dangerous weapon?"
4. "I independently decided you had big mom energy. ...Among other things."
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A - 3
B - 2
C - 1
D - 4
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The screen changes.
Round 3: Who performed the following activities with Ingo?
The boxes change, too, although some faces are repeated from last round.
A. Arthur
B. Da Vinci
C. Saturn
D. Vicious
And four new cards appear.
1. Ingo gave this person a nipple piercing.
2. This person gave Ingo a makeover by giving him different outfits.
3. This person gave Ingo a strip tease in a room with other people.
4. Ingo has played a drinking game with this person.
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Well that's 1 and 4 out of the way. The other two...hmm. Saturn doesn't know Arthur well, but he can picture him doing either of these two things. More importantly, he can also picture Da Vinci doing both of these things. If anything, he's surprised at the implication that she hasn't done them both. The strip tease was probably for the same game where Saturn stripped for Minato, right? But that doesn't help matters; Da Vinci and Arthur are both on Sphinx. Da Vinci is the one who made Ritsuka's magic clothes...]
A - 3
B - 2
C - 4
D - 1
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The screen now changes to say:
RESULTS: 10/12 CORRECT
"Congratulations. This result... is acceptable. You may claim your reward."
The boxes and cards disappear from the table altogether, and there is a strange pink-purple tablet on the table instead. Engraved on it is the quote: "The Original One breathed alone before the universe came."
You have obtained a Mind Plate!
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[He was so sure he'd be able to get to Sphinx and leave the plushie there! Dammit, Ingo! All right, he sits the plushie in a seat. Maybe someone else will come this way and grab it and take it with them back to the locked room, at least.]
Of all the things, after how much trouble the other two were . . .
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You make it right back to Gear Station.