#mirror puzzle

[the-river-person]

2 Years

They carefully adjusted the mirror, the reflected beam of light inching closer and closer to where Monster Kid was standing. “Careful there,” said Gerson. The old tortoise-monster didn’t look a bit worried, only amused. He was lounging comfortably in a foldout chair while he watched DT and Monster Kid try to complete his puzzle. “I’m not called Gerson BOOM for nothing. There are bombs that’ll go off if you aim the light at the wrong orb. A little risk makes it fun! Wah ha ha!!” DT paused and looked up at him. “Is that really why? I thought it was just your last name.” “YO! PAY ATTENTION!” yelled Monster Kid, who did look nervous. DT turned back to the mirror. Gerson stroked his goatee. “Oh it is my last name. But its a funny coincidence, don’t you think? After all, everybody likes explosions!” The beam of light moved between two of the tiny glass orbs, DT starting to sweat a little as they focused everything they had to keep the beam steady. At last it rested on the blue orb, which glowed softly. There was an abrupt and loud *click*, and the spikes which had Monster Kid trapped in the puzzle midpoint dropped away and he ran over to join them. “That was awesome! Thanks. I though I’d be stuck there forever!” They all chuckled and with an immense effort Gerson got to his feet. “Well well, looks like you’ve solved my puzzle after all. Good Job, Kiddos. You’re really growing into fine young people. Lieutenant in the Royal Guard and Companion to DT here-” “It’s Isa now, Mr. Gerson.” “Oh, yes that’s right. My apologies, Young’n. I’d forgotten. How are you liking the new name? It’s about time you decided on one.” The elderly monster grinned down at them, and Isa couldn’t help grinning right back. “It’s nice to have a name that means... well... me!” “Wah ha ha! I’m sure it is. Well, Isa, Monster Kid... Time for you two to move ahead. I think Doggo is the one who came after me, or it might have been Lesser Dog, I can’t quite recall. Either way, it’s time for my midafternoon nap. So shoo.” They both sped off, waving enthusiastically and the old Monster chuckled and waved back.

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Mirror Puzzle at Nara Dreamland

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the scary jokes - retinal bloom (album cover)

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[jmaru3]

Divinity II Dragon knight saga first 2-5 hours of the game

So much of the game is as I remembered but slightly laggy any way lets cut to the chase. You start off in a little tutorial town that lets learn a bit about the game and where you stand in it. This part is fairly straight forward so I won't waste your time with the details.

Mind Reading and you: It's always worth the experience cost to mind read. Even if you meet someone who says nothing useful don't fret just always do it. You get useful hints and sometimes free skill ups and treasure just from mind reading. If the EXP cost really bothers you then put some points into it so it doesn't cost as much.

When you die its not your fault: Dieing is very easy in this game since its hard to come by decent armor, weapons on the other hand are easy to find. My tip to you is to is to always use the weapon with the most damage output even if it isn't your most favorite thing in the world. The only way to win against your enemies is to be acrobatic and kill them before they get the chance to kill you. ie doing a shit ton of damage before they can hurt you too much. Especially when fighting crowds.

Maxos temple puzzle solving: A majority of the puzzles are easy but there are two that may confuse some players. The first being the test where you walk and to a room that has perfect symmetry. You have to interact with the object that stands out which in this case is a little cup that you should see on your left as you walk to the middle of the room. The other is the maze which comprises of four rooms. when you get to the maze you will talk to some crazy bitch who has stitches all over her body and a freaky lisp. If you followed my tip earlier and read her mind you find out that not all the walls are as the appear. Open your map and you will notice two rooms with a faded square next to them. These are rooms that you can access by pressing a little protruding block on the wall before the hidden room. Both rooms contain a switch that you can activate to  unlock the gate that is the exit for the maze. 

Amdusias and the Dragon bullshit: You will find that in order to progress that you must first kill Amdusias. But its basicly impossible because he is in dragon form. Your only chance of defeating him is to find a book called the orobas arcero part I and II. though part II won't say so in your inventory. Part I is located in a small chamber that looks like it has nothing except a book on a bookshelf that says dragon lore. If we have learned anything not all is as it appears. Interact with the book it opens a wall leading to a secret room in it you will find a phial of amdusias' blood and and a key. run back into the foyer of the chamber and under the stairs you will find a locked chest. open it and you shall find part I. Head back to the librarian and exchange the book for part II. it will tell you that you need some dragon scales for the spell reversal. you must run into the chamber of Dragon amdusias and survive his hostile fireballs until you reach the halfway mark on the bridge in which you will find dragon scales laying on the ground for you ripe for the picking. I suggest that you run back out of the chamber since he can't follow you and use the book to perform the incantation. Amdusias will then become human and become killiable, he is still a tough opponent so make sure you heal up before you deal with him.

That's it for now farewell and hopefully this helps you get through the game a bit easier.