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The Lucky Undead
Location: Lucky Day Storybook -> Chapter 11 -> The Lucky Undead Let's go!, Falconreach (Book 3) -> Click floating golden cube -> The Lucky Undead, Falconreach (Book 3) -> Up -> Left -> Uaanta -> The Maleurous -> Lock & Key -> The Lucky Undead
Level/Quest/Items required: None Completion of Breaking the Mold
Release Date: March 13th, 2020
Objective: It's a beautiful Friday the 13th in Falconreach... until a certain blue moglin shows up. What does he want this time?
Objective completed: It's just one of those days, isn't it.
Scaled Yes/No: Yes
Monsters
(3) Minx Fairy
(7) Slime
(3) Thisslock
(6) Wisp
(1) Bogtog, Eater of Flowers, (1) Minx Fairy - Boss
NPCs
Key
Lock
Twilly
Zorbak
Rewards
Golden Dragon Tooth (I-IX)
Access to TLU Loot for DCs.
Dialogue
*You, Twilly, and your dragon are conversing happily in the middle of Falconreach.*
Twilly: Wow! I can't believe you saved all three togs from the well! And before lunch time too! That's amazing, <Character>.
<Character>: What can I say, it's all in a day's work.
*Behind you three, Zorbak is dragging a large, overstuffed sack down the road.*
Zorbak: Ahem.
Twilly: And then you saved that poor bird from a birdhouse fire. You're incredible.
If you have a Dragon Amulet:
<Dragon>: Right?
<Dragon>: I'm so proud of her/him.
If you don't have a Dragon Amulet:
<Dragon>: *Happy growl*
<Dragon>: *Content noises*
*Zorbak continues dragging his sack along.*
Zorbak: A-HEM.
Twilly: Falconreach sure is lucky to have you, <Character>.
*Tired of being ignored, Zorbak ensures he draws attention to himself.*
Zorbak: EXCUSE ME!
Twilly: Oh, hiyas Zorba—
Zorbak: Shut it, pipsqueak, I'm here to talk to the one here who gets things done.
Zorbak: <Character>.
Zorbak: I...
*Zorbak pauses, finding it difficult to say what he wants to.*
Zorbak: Hnnngh...
Zorbak: I need your help.
<Character>: I'm sorry, I don't think I heard that correctly, what did you say?
Zorbak: I... Look, the Guardians finally kicked me out of their stupid tower.
Zorbak: Something about not paying rent and eating too many peoples' lunches.
Zorbak: And I...
Zorbak: I need your help.
<Character>: Remind me again why I should help you? Aren't you always trying to take over Falconreach?
<Character>: Really, I'm surprised it took this long for the Guardians to give you the boot.
Zorbak: No, no, it's not like that. Not this time, at least.
Zorbak: I need a home.
Twilly: Well, there's plenty of housing being built here in Falconreach, maybe we can—
Zorbak: Meh.
Zorbak: I need a home, not a... not a thatched fire hazard!
Twilly: Actually, while thatched, the foundations are made from stone! I'm sure—
Zorbak: I need a palace! A structure worthy of my Ebilness!
Zorbak: A glorious construction!
Zorbak: One to rival that stupid, ugly, cold, drafty, sorry excuse that the Guardians call a tower.
Zorbak: *Grumble grumble*
<Character>: It can't hurt to dream, I suppose. But again, why would I help you?
<Character>: I don't know anything about construction. Or where to find such an elegant abode.
<Character>: And if I found one, I don't think I would kick out its previous owners for you, either.
Zorbak: Huh?
Zorbak: No, I don't trust your taste in architecture. You're going to help me fund it!
<Character>: I think some assumptions are being made here.
Zorbak: I have a flawless four step plan.
Zorbak: Step one: Create an undead army to—
Twilly: Here we go again...
*Zorbak's eyes alight with fire at the interruption.*
Zorbak: AS I WAS SAYING!
*Zorbak attempts to count on his fingers with a smug smile.*
Zorbak: Step one: Create an undead army to help... ethically source the materials needed for construction.
Zorbak: Step two: Build the castle.
Zorbak: Step four: Learn how to count.
*Zorbak interrupts himself and stares at his hand, which is impractical for counting as it only possesses one thumb.*
<Character>: And... where do I come into this?
Zorbak: Right! I nearly forgot. You see, undead are notoriously unlucky!
Zorbak: If I send an unlucky army out to build my castle, who knows where they'll get their materials from?
Zorbak: It would be a shame if they tore down peoples' houses because they couldn't find anything else, right?
Zorbak: I need you to help me solve that little luck problem.
<Character>: What I'm getting here is that you're threatening to destroy Falconreach with an undead army unless I help you.
Zorbak: Now you're just twisting my words.
<Character>: Okay, let's suppose I agree to help you. How am I going to help?
Zorbak: I've done my research. I need the bones of the legendary golden luck dragon!
Twilly: I've never heard of any legendary golden luck dragon before.
Zorbak: That's because any knowledge that manages to fall into one of your massive ears goes right out the other!
Zorbak: And don't worry, <Character>, you won't have to fight it.
<Character>: That's certainly a relief.
<Character>: I think?
Zorbak: You just have to find its gravesite, dig up a few ribs, and bring them back to me.
<Character>: Oh.
Zorbak: I don't need the whole thing. I'm not greedy.
Zorbak: If I can incorporate the lucky bones into my undead, they'll become lucky!
Zorbak: And then they won't accidentally dig up these... huts... for stone.
<Character>: Let's see. Fighting off an undead army, or defiling a grave of a mythical dragon that may or may not exist.
<Character>: Hmm.
<Character>: What do you think, <Dragon>?
If you have a Dragon Amulet:
<Dragon>: I've never heard of this golden luck dragon either.
<Dragon>: But if it's dead, I'm sure it won't care about us using its bones for a good cause.
<Dragon>: I don't trust the chubby blue one though. What if it's a trap?
If you don't have a Dragon Amulet:
<Dragon>: *Affirmative chirp*
<Dragon>: *Pensieve grumble*
<Dragon>: *Suspicious growl*
<Character>: <Dragon> seems to think we can help, but brings up a good point.
<Character>: How do we know that once we leave, you won't summon an undead army and try to destroy Falconreach?
Zorbak: I didn't even think about that. That would certainly save a lot of trouble.
Zorbak: But no.
Zorbak: I'm... trying to do this the right way.
Twilly: What if you give me your staff to hold while <Character> is off doing her/his thing?
*Zorbak's eyes widen in shock, and his ears stand straight up.*
Zorbak: WHAT?! No. Out of the question. Your grubby little paws will tarnish it!
Zorbak: And what if you break it? Or- or-
*You smirk at the shocked Zorbak.*
<Character>: I think it's a good idea. That way I won't have to worry about you while I'm away.
<Character>: I can focus on getting the job done quickly.
Zorbak: ...
Zorbak: Fine.
Zorbak: But if this red ball of fur damages my staff in any way—
Twilly: I won't! Moglin's honor!
Zorbak: Very well.
Zorbak: Now, to business.
Zorbak: I've tracked the possible gravesite to a long-forgotten swamp hidden in the mountains of Braughlmurk. Here are some directions...
*You fight your way through the swamp, defeating various monsters until you find the bones of the golden luck dragon.*
<Character>: Guess the lucky dragon's bones really do exist!
*You take a closer look at the bones, which appear to have already been dug up.*
<Character>: Although it looks like someone else has been here already...
???: Greetings, protagonist.
<Character>: Ah!
*Startled, you turn around; two individuals stand behind you, where there was nobody before.*
???: Greetings again.
*You stare at the two individuals with a worried look on your face; one is holding one of the golden luck dragon's bones.*
<Character>: Um.
<Character>: Do I know you?
???: You did once.
???: You don't now.
Lock: We are Lock.
Key: We are Key.
*You stare at Lock and Key for a moment before deciding how to best respond.*
<Character>: O... kay. Nice to meet you? Uhh, If you don't mind, I'm going to take some of these golden dragon bones and get going.
Lock: So hasty.
Key: Why the rush?
Lock: Why not stay?
Key: We can share.
Lock: We can share more than bones.
Key: We can—
Key:
Key: We can—
Key (corrupted): We. We. We can. We. We. We can. We. We can. We can. We can. We. We can. We.
Lock: We can share knowledge.
Key: We know many things that you wish to know.
Lock: But we require a task.
<Character>: If it's all the same to you, I think I'll just take the bones and go—
Key: You cannot.
Lock: We will not allow it.
Key: You must complete a task.
Lock: A puzzle that we have constructed.
Key (corrupted): The answer is ZXJyb3I.
*Lock turns to Key in confusion.*
Lock: We—
Lock: Are we stable?
Key: We are.
Lock: We just gave her/him the answer.
Key: We did not.
Lock: We cannot lie. There is an instability.
*You stare at Lock and Key, worried; Key's cube-shaped head is spinning irregularly.*
Key (corrupted): It is not a problem.
Key (corrupted): There is no problem.
Key (corrupted): We are. We. Are.
Key (corrupted): [DATA CORRUPTED]
*Key's entire body shakes uncontrollably.*
<Character>: Okay, I've seen enough. I'm going to head out. Have fun being, uh, unstable.
Key (corrupted): [DATA CORRUPTED]
Lock: Wait.
*You begrudgingly stop in your tracks; Lock's key-shaped head is now spinning very fast.*
<Character>: Against my better judgement, I'm waiting.
Lock: We.
Lock: We require aid.
<Character>: This is one of those days, isn't it...
Key (corrupted): We cannot hide it.
Lock: We have an instability.
Key (corrupted): Diagnostics ineffective.
*Lock turns toward Key again, then back toward you, clearly unsettled by Key's current state.*
Lock: We have an emergency.
Lock: You must enter. Find the source of the problem. Remove it.
Key (corrupted): Attempting recalibration.
<Character>: I'm sorry, you want me to enter...?
<Character>: Enter what?
Lock: Enter Key. Explore. Find solution.
<Character>: For the second time today, I have to ask, how do I know this isn't a trap?
<Character>: You want me to magically enter your companion, and fix them?
<Character>: This really sounds like a good way to get stuck somewhere.
Lock: Key, assuage the protagonist's concerns.
*Key pauses before agreeing to Lock's request.*
Key (corrupted): Shutting down to prevent data loss.
*Key tips forward, then stops moving completely.*
<Character>: Well, that's reassuring...
Lock: We need your help.
Lock: We will promise...
Lock: We will promise data.
Lock: We will promise the bones.
Lock: We will promise anything.
Lock: Help us.
Lock: Please.
*Lock's apparent desperation causes your expression to soften.*
<Character>: I... I guess it's my job, isn't it.
<Character>: And if I can get some answers later, then that would be wonderful.
Lock: We thank you.
Lock: We ask that you prepare yourself. Some discomfort may be felt.
<Character>: Discomfort?
<Character>: Oh...
<Character>: Oh no!
<Character>: Let's–
*With a flash, you have disappeared; Key's cube-shaped head closes, suggesting you are now inside of Key.*
Complete Quest
Loot for DCs - opens TLU Loot for DCs shop.
Other information
Pop-up headlines during the quest:
quote:
You can't reach these mushrooms yet!
Your stomach feels funny but you're fully healed. For now.
Standing in this stone circle makes you feel much better for some reason. Both the mushrooms and the stone circle act as healing sources during the quest.
Some of Key's dialogues in this quest appear corrupted.
The "answer" Key provides, ZXJyb3I, can be decoded as simply 'error' from Base64.
Thanks to
Icy for decoded answer.
DemonicDarkwraith for requirement information.
< Message edited by Jay -- 4/26/2020 21:10:49 >
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