Luke Triton (
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mayfield_rpg2012-06-17 12:04 am
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Puzzle 030
Father's Day again, is it?
[He's been around long enough to know what this means, and he knows that there's no need to run and take cover from any crazy Mayfield antics. Still, it did make him a little homesick.]
You know, this actually reminds me of a puzzle! Let's see if you can solve it.
"A father and son are talking when the son asks this question: 'Dad, I'm 22 now, but just how old are you?'
The father replies, 'you wanna know how old your old man is, eh? Hmm, well, I'll tell you what. I'm as old as your age, plus half my age.'
How old was the father?"
By the way, does anyone know how to take care of a very, very large sea creature? She's been staying in the lake, but I want to make sure she's well taken care of.
[Because now that Loosha was back, Luke felt like he was responsible for making sure she was safe and happy here.]
[Action - Around the house.]
[On the kitchen table sits a card and gift box for Edward Nigma. Naturally the box is actually a puzzle box, making it pretty obvious who it's from.
Luke can be found outside, tending to the now animate golem standing guard outside the house.]
[He's been around long enough to know what this means, and he knows that there's no need to run and take cover from any crazy Mayfield antics. Still, it did make him a little homesick.]
You know, this actually reminds me of a puzzle! Let's see if you can solve it.
"A father and son are talking when the son asks this question: 'Dad, I'm 22 now, but just how old are you?'
The father replies, 'you wanna know how old your old man is, eh? Hmm, well, I'll tell you what. I'm as old as your age, plus half my age.'
How old was the father?"
By the way, does anyone know how to take care of a very, very large sea creature? She's been staying in the lake, but I want to make sure she's well taken care of.
[Because now that Loosha was back, Luke felt like he was responsible for making sure she was safe and happy here.]
[Action - Around the house.]
[On the kitchen table sits a card and gift box for Edward Nigma. Naturally the box is actually a puzzle box, making it pretty obvious who it's from.
Luke can be found outside, tending to the now animate golem standing guard outside the house.]
Phone
Phone
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[Outside 726 Anderson Lane]
As Luke tends to his golem, the door swings open and out steps Edward Nigma, holding onto a half-completed puzzle box and grinning knowingly.]
Question: Who could have possibly left this on the kitchen table?
[Outside 726 Anderson Lane]
I guess it was pretty obvious, huh?
[Luke grins a little - after all, they're the only two puzzlers in the household.]
Did you even read the card yet or did you skip right to the puzzle?
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I couldn't help myself. [No, really. That's kind of a problem of his.
Not to worry, though! He's pulling out the card from his jacket pocket now, neatly tearing into the envelope and giving it a read...]
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Forty-four.
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(Especially when you've dealt with Nagato or Koizumi in the past. Now THAT is hard to follow.)
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Do you know her? [Wait, that was a dumb question.] I mean, um, from home?
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The father was 44.
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