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1087551 No. 1087551 ID: d256d1

Catch, breed, and battle turtles to become a true TURT MASTER! Set up your own turtle shop to become a world class TURTLE MONGER! Uncover the mysteries of this world to figure out why your society has built their entire economy around such SLOW, USELESS creatures!

This is: TURTLE QUEST!
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No. 1088614 ID: 80c73b

Why is there smoke coming from the log? I'm inclined to look a little further down the path, see if there are any better options.
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No. 1088623 ID: 184595

I think the SHROOM TURTS are a more interesting pick to investigate than the smoke.
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No. 1088630 ID: 5ebd37

Why is the turt in the tree hollow shaking? Are they cold or scared? See if they need help.
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No. 1088644 ID: 273c18

Check the smoky log.
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No. 1088655 ID: 2f41db

>>1088623
Ooh.
Good eye.

Soft of shell but potentially toxic.
Or psychadelic.
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No. 1088683 ID: d256d1
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1088683

You move closer to the fallen log beside the path, aiming to find the source of the smoke. As you approach, you begin to notice a foul, rotten stench emanating from within the wood. The smell grows stronger with each step. All the while, the smoke continues to rise.
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No. 1088684 ID: d256d1
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1088684

You’re close enough to lean your head over the hole and peek inside now, if you’d like. What do you do?
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No. 1088690 ID: 2f41db

>>1088684
Hmm.
What if itbisnt smoke but some kind of spore cloud?
If you cant smell burning yet, but can smell rot...
Ahh.
Youve come too far not to look now.
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No. 1088693 ID: 184595

I think the most prudent course of action here is to look in the log from the side. That way, we can see what's causing the plume without sticking our face directly in it.
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No. 1088702 ID: 5ebd37

Don't risk your face. Find a stick to poke in first.
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No. 1088706 ID: 273c18

Don't breathe that! You could try to look while holding your breath though.
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No. 1088708 ID: 7c55ad

looking in the log from the side is the most logical choice. we don't want to breathe that in
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No. 1088935 ID: d256d1
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1088935

You decide to look in the log through the side instead. You hold your breath as you crouch down, just in case the fumes start to come through this way as well.
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No. 1088936 ID: d256d1
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1088936

The inside the log is a turtle. It’s big—definitely bigger than Li’l Balboa—and has what look to be rough, white scales covering patches of its dark grey skin. The putrid smoke is pouring endlessly out of its nostrils and rising up through the hole in the top of the log. The TURT turns its head slightly, spotting you over its shoulder. It looks… angry. Angrier than you thought a turtle could look. The smoke swivels with its head, and a cloud of fumes blows into your face. You’re still holding your breath. You have only seconds before you run out of air and you’ll have to breathe in the smoke. What will you do?
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No. 1088938 ID: 80c73b

Uh - depending on how this is culturally expected to go, either book it, or deploy Lil Balboa to defend you.
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No. 1088949 ID: 5ebd37

This turt looks too high level for a beginner, action roll away!
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No. 1088982 ID: 2f41db

>>1088949
This! And if you cant roll away, roll the log away from you!
Kicking it downhill will buy you time to move.
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No. 1089007 ID: 273c18

>>1088936
Huh, poison element turtle? Very dangerous, get away from it. I don't see how you could use such a thing in your party anyway without getting sick.

If it chases you then you deploy your turtle to fight!
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No. 1089018 ID: 184595

It must be very hungry for it to feel this upset. Deploy any apple slices you have left after catching Li'l Balboa.
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No. 1089135 ID: d256d1
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1089135

You turn and run away from the angry TURT, taking a deep breath as you leave the cloud of smoke behind. You hear an angry screech behind you and run faster, and faster, until—
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No. 1089136 ID: d256d1
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1089136

You run directly into a girl picking something off the bark of a nearby tree, sending both of you toppling backward.
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No. 1089138 ID: d256d1
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1089138

“Watch where you’re going, would you?!” She whispers angrily.
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No. 1089141 ID: b2fb15

Watch out, this might be a Thespian Tortoise. A tortoise that can act the part of anything or anyone it encounters!

Offer her a piece of lettuce to make sure she's a person.
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No. 1089152 ID: 2f41db

>>1089138
Oh my.

She's... perfect.
Every turt master needs that special someone, that private, emotional connection you can share only with one other person.

Proposition her!
Hold her hand, stare into her eyes and ask.
"Will you... be my rival?"
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No. 1089161 ID: 5ebd37

Apologize and offer an apple
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No. 1089163 ID: c56a8d

No time to explain! You gotta get away from the turtle before it slowly catches up to you! Run run run!
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No. 1089165 ID: 7c1f1c

Oh, it's Alia! You know her, don't you? If you don't, then a hasty apology is in order, followed by an explanation. Maybe she can help you catch the angry TURT.
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No. 1089529 ID: d256d1
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1089529

You’re torn between apologizing, introducing yourself, and running away as fast as you can. You start speaking faster than you can think, launching into a panicked explanation about the turtle in the log, and the odd smelling smoke, and how you’re so scared, and—
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No. 1089530 ID: d256d1
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1089530

“Dude, calm down,” she interrupts. “Sounds like you ran into a NIGHT TURTLE—they’re freaky, but they’re not exactly persistent. It’ll give up chasing you pretty soon, just keep your voice down and it won’t come looking for us. Alright?”
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No. 1089558 ID: 5ebd37

Take a break then. What was she doing with the bark?
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No. 1089567 ID: 45d119

Break time.
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No. 1089568 ID: 273c18

So, what's the deal with NIGHT TURTLES? Are they safe to fight, in order to train up your team?
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No. 1089586 ID: 184595

She's not angry; that's good, you can relax. Maybe the NIGHT TURT is a bit above our level, but we're dreaming big. Alia seems to know about these TURTS, so ask her how to get one in your shell.
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No. 1089592 ID: 2f41db

>>1089530
Aw.
She's not a jerk.
That's a shame.
She looked like prime rivalfu material too.

Do you think she'll let us pick her name?
No...
Probably not.
Sigh.

Better listen carefuly and quieten down.
She might have info to share.
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No. 1089606 ID: 7c55ad

>>1089592
Yeah, kinda miss the Turtle quest red/blue/yellow and Turtle quest Gold/Silver/Crystal version days when the rival was a jerk. But her being a friendo is nice. Might could even be a travel companion!

Plus, who's to say we might actually meet a jerk rival later down the road?
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No. 1089863 ID: d256d1
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1089863

You take a deep breath. While you try to calm down, the girl introduces herself as Alia.

You ask Alia about NIGHT TURTLES.
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No. 1089864 ID: d256d1
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1089864

“I’d stay away from NIGHT TURTLES if I were you,” she says. “That smoke they give off can knock you out cold if you breathe too much of it in. If you’re determined to fight one, some shopkeepers sell masks that can help you filter out the fumes, but I wouldn’t recommend it. I don’t think they’re even trainable—they’re just too NASTY. What were you doing messing with one in the first place?”
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No. 1089866 ID: c5529d

you saw smoke coming out from the top of the log, and decided to investigate the side of the log to see what was inside.

Now that I think about it, it seemed to be giving off smoke before you looked in and disturbed it. I wonder if it was agitated by something else that caused it to emit smoke before you looked in
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No. 1089867 ID: 273c18

>>1089864
You saw the smoke and thought it was some kind of fire turtle or something.
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No. 1089875 ID: 2f41db

>>1089864
Okay.
We can tell her a convincing lie about our burning curiosity about turts that momentarily overwhelmed our sense of self preservation, so burning is the passion to be a turt master within us.
Or
Tell the truth that were hoping whatever was in there would let us share its lair, for the night is cold and scary. also we secretly hoped it would let us cuddle it.
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No. 1089888 ID: 5ebd37

you were looking for a place to spend the night and wondered what was making the smoke.
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No. 1089976 ID: 184595

The truth is that we thought it might be a strong TURT that we were hoping to add to our team. She can see how that turned out. Thank her for the advice, and ask her what she's doing in the forest at night.
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No. 1090093 ID: d256d1
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1090093

You tell Alia that you’re looking to catch a powerful TURT for your team, and that you thought the smoke may lead you to one. She rolls her eyes, but says nothing.
You also confide in her that you were considering using the log as shelter for the night.
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No. 1090094 ID: d256d1
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1090094

Alia frowns. “You were going to sleep in a log? Don’t you have, like… a tent, or something? Maybe a sleeping bag?”
You shake your head. She sighs, then falls silent for a moment, seeming deep in thought.
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No. 1090095 ID: d256d1
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1090095

“Well you really shouldn’t be out here in the first place,” she says, “but if you’re determined to stay the night… I’ll be here all weekend doing some foraging, and I’ve got a tent set up about a half a mile away. Help me gather some of the stuff on my list, and you can stay with me for the night—but ONLY if you pull your weight. Deal?”
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No. 1090097 ID: d183a7

Ugh... chores??? We became an adventurer to avoid chores at home

...

Ok, fiiiiiine, we'll help. Free place to sleep, and maybe smores?
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No. 1090101 ID: 2f41db

>>1090095
Foraging?
Maybe we'll stumble on some turts while we're at it!
Yes, with great enthusiasm.
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No. 1090124 ID: 8f9bc4

>>1090097

Not chores. A quest! A real TURTLE QUEST!
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No. 1090125 ID: 5ebd37

Well its not like you're doing anything else, so that would be great.
Try to learn what's good to forage for yourself.
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No. 1090139 ID: 184595

Yes, accept!

A TURT MASTER doesn't do it alone, and you need the help. keep your eyes open while you forage; especially with the help of a knowledgeable friend, you could stand to learn much more about the TURTS that dwell here.
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