Challenging · Conceptualization ≥ 6
Like a crossword puzzle solver. Or a master at the guessing game Peng.
Intellect
Before thought effects; other dialogue conditions may apply.
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Like a crossword puzzle solver. Or a master at the guessing game Peng.
He seems to be in some sort of loop.
Intellectually speaking... it would be quite interesting to hear what she has to say about these things...
Called Volta do Mar, or Return from the Sea.
You've thought it a million times.
Like a cancer of the blood, metastasising...
What is it, what is it, what is it? You can feel it -- something pushing against the other side of a locked door. You must find the key!
A strange coldness comes over you, as you look at the world. The waves sway the sloop, slowly. That's all.
That dialect is Ubi Sunt?. You recognize the quote from somewhere. A play, written way back in the Franconigerian century...
Of course -- no time for silly infracultures. There are more pressing, reality-centric questions to be asked.
The doubt is fully formed in your head -- the alien feeling persists -- yet something's still missing. You have finished mulling over the Jamais Vu thought, but your Conceptualization skills are not nuanced enough to make sense of it...
Suddenly you're not so sure you're part of the supraculture...
It's on the tip of your tongue -- a doubt of sorts, already in your head -- but it's not fully formed yet. You have to wait and return to this later, once the Jamais Vu thought is complete.
It must be. This is the greatest and kindest arrangement the atoms had in them.
The doubt is fully formed in your head -- the alien feeling persists -- you just can't word the question yet. You have to complete the Jamais Vu thought first.