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Warder Gameshow Week - Welcome to The Black Magic Stories!

Theodora
Theodora
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Points don't fall from the sky, handsome, work for it!

 

How doesn't the Dark One forget his foint?

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The story:

 

A man takes his lunch break and goes to a restaurant. He has some fish & chips, tips the waitress and goes outside. The sky is black, the road is too, everything is dark. He rememebrs a book he has read about some mists and some coal-like snow falling. But it's not this of course. A regular Monday

 

Since, I am talking in a funny font, I was wondering how did the :darkone: didn't forget his font :biggrin:

 

They bribed him. He feels guilty. He is a dirty cop!

Aida, you will feel awkward about this statement afterwards, but LOL

 

No

 

 

Yeah.... that's awkward...

 

There is a thunderstorm?

B-but I love Phoenix Wright. ;~;  That's actually how I've been approaching this entire game; as a simplified game of Phoenix Wright.

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or he works the night shift

 

and that is most certainly the dark ones font. ayup.

A point for Cindy!

 

His lunch break is at 2 am (in the middle of the night).

 

Now let's all use our little grey cells like Mr Poirot - the famous detective - says, and find an answer for this:

 

Tomake a hard-boiled egg takes approximately ten minutes, but it isn’t always as simple as that. For example, in different parts of the world, hard-boiling an egg can take up to forty minutes.

 

Why?

I'm just guessing, but is it because of the length of time it takes to boil water... I know where I live, the elevation causes it to take so long for the water to boil...

That's a really good answer. I will guess the type of egg as well as how "hard" or "soft" the water is.

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You are all correct but this can add some more minutes but 46 minutes for an egg?

 

These are not the answer, although RTE is close in one of his assumptions.

 

*Obviously the egg dies*

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Then it's baked?!

 

No, that is not the answer, RTE, you said something which was closer to the solution in a previous try.

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Then it's baked?!

 

No, that is not the answer, RTE, you said something which was closer to the solution in a previous try.

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That is the right way of thinking - no, it isn't, but which egg would require 46 mins?

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