Heart Game: Intensity (Turn 4)

[idolpro]

In the beginning, there is nothing but darkness and silence. A sleep that gives no rest but one out of necessity in order to keep functioning. Behind closed eyelids, the numbers of a clock tick down - one painstaking second at a time.

TIME UNTIL REBOOT:


And then you wake up.

As you shift to a standing position, you feel something sharp and pointed press against your side. Digging into the nearest pocket, you will find two small puzzle pieces. And from their odd shape, it looks like they would fit into a 3D spherical puzzle. Odd. You've never seen them before, but you do get a sense that these are a currency of some sort. Spend them wisely!

Game start.

Comments

Re: Central CPU Core

[firstworldproblem]

[How much time does it take to do your hair in the morning, Yugi?

He simply waves.]

Re: Central CPU Core

[puzzlers]

[ bad grandpa. stop snooping! ]

[ also not as long as one might think. ]

...uh, hello. [ going to approach to see what he's doing at the computer. ]

Re: Central CPU Core

[firstworldproblem]

[He's currently going through all the names he knows. Pity he doesn't realize Maiden is Persephone.]

Getting a glimpse into how he ticks.

Re: Central CPU Core

[puzzlers]

[ and he's a bit glad that he doesn't know his own name. ]

[ frowns. ] And ticking him off in the process, probably. Are you sure that's a good idea?

Re: Central CPU Core

[firstworldproblem]

My full support I do throw behind his endeavors. Also, 'tis fair compensation for whatever this bowling is.

Re: Central CPU Core

[puzzlers]

Bowling? What does that have to do with anything?

[ are you damned until you bowl the perfect game or something? ]

Re: Central CPU Core

[firstworldproblem]

Oh, nothing of note! And idle thought truly.

Have you decided to whom you are giving your support?

Re: Central CPU Core

[puzzlers]

No, I hadn't ever really given it much thought.

[ not entirely true. ]

I guess I'm still undecided.

Re: Central CPU Core

[firstworldproblem]

If in the end you have not made a decision, I will gladly take them off your hands.

Re: Central CPU Core

[puzzlers]

[ oooof course you would, grandpa. ]

I'll keep that in mind.

Re: Central CPU Core

[firstworldproblem]

[He's honest about somethings! And brazen.]

How very kind. If you don't mind, I'll take my leave. It was nice meeting you. Ah---- I didn't catch your name.

Re: Central CPU Core

[puzzlers]

Jigsaw.

And, yeah, I should probably head out too. I'll see you around.

Re: Central CPU Core

[firstworldproblem]

My. How appropriate!

[He waves. Ta-ta!]