- Eivor: Apple?
- Anglo-Saxon Child 1: Yes! Welcome, valued customer!
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Tiny Black Market was a virtual representation of one of Eivor Varinsdottir's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.5.
Description[edit | edit source]
Eivor came across a two children in a very large treehouse and investigated.
Dialogue[edit | edit source]
Eivor climbed up a tree and found a child blocking access to a treehouse.
- Anglo-Saxon Child 1: What's the password?
- Eivor: What? Just let me pass.
- Anglo-Saxon Child 1: No, that's not how it works! You need to say the password!
- Eivor: Raven?
- Anglo-Saxon Child 1: Ooo! That's better than the one I came up with! Okay, it's Raven from now on. Come in!
- Eivor: .
- Eivor: Get out of my way.
- Anglo-Saxon Child 1: Everyone says that! Fine, spoilsport, on you go.
The kid moved out of the way and Eivor was welcomed in.
- Anglo-Saxon Child 2: Welcome to the Tiny Black Market, traveler! Come and browse our treasures!
- Eivor: Where are these treasures? I see only odds and ends.
- Anglo-Saxon Child 2: That's what you think! These three items here are true treasures! We have this special shoe, a shell of all the colors and a petrified worm! Which one do you want to look at?
- Eivor: Why are you selling a moldy old shoe?
- Anglo-Saxon Child 2: This shoe has magical properties. You'll see when you put it on. We stuffed some paper in it to keep it from wrinkling, so you get the paper too.
- Eivor: All right, I'll take it.
- Anglo-Saxon Child 2: And the paper inside comes for free! Bargains galore at the Tiny Black Market!
- Anglo-Saxon Child 2: Anything else?
- Eivor: This shell looks pretty.
- Anglo-Saxon Child 2: It carries the whole ocean in it! Truly!
- Eivor: Really? I doubt that.
- Anglo-Saxon Child 2: Just place it next to your ear and you'll hear it for yourself!
- Eivor: It's a fine thing, regardless. I'll have it.
- Anglo-Saxon Child 2: Yes! Another sale!
- Anglo-Saxon Child 2: Anything else?
- Eivor: That petrified worm looks a lot like a stick.
- Anglo-Saxon Child 2: That's because this worm is more than eighty bacrillion years old! Whoever carries it will live forever! Unless you lose it. Then you turn to a pile of dust.
- Eivor: That is a powerful enchantment indeed. I will take it.
- Anglo-Saxon Child 2: May you live till the moon falls from the sky!
- Anglo-Saxon Child 2: Anything else?
- Eivor: I have better things to do than play this game.
- Anglo-Saxon Child 2: Awww! Fine, then. Come back when you're not being such a grump-bags.
When Eivor bought one or two items, the girl asked her to consider what remained.
- Anglo-Saxon Child 2: Anything else?
Eventually, Eivor bought all three of the girl's treasures.
- Anglo-Saxon Child 2: You bought all my treasures! Thank you!
- Eivor: And never was a coin better spent. Farewell, little one.
When Eivor turned away from the stall, she noticed the paper from the shoe had useful information on it.
- Eivor: What's this? The paper inside the shoe has writing on it. Perhaps this is a treasure after all.
The shopkeeper went to meet with the bouncer.
- Anglo-Saxon Child 1: Whoa! Look at all this silver! You sold everything?
- Anglo-Saxon Child 2: I told you! Next, bring your grandmother's tooth. I'll get a fortune for it!
Outcome[edit | edit source]
Eivor bought an old shoe from the children and gained a treasure hoard map.