The Inverse is Also True
You're splashing your way through a swamp on the outskirts of the lumberjack camp when you spy a strange little green man sitting on a log strumming a banjo. As you approach, he hails you.
"You there, help me I'm wondering if you can." He says. After a few seconds, you realize he's asking for your help.
"What can I do for you?" You ask.
"Backwards I talk, you see. Completely inverted my syntax is. Trying to write a song I am, but cursed am I to backwards speak. Help me, can you?"
"What kind of song?" You ask.
"Writing I am a song about rainbows. Many songs are there about rainbows, and believe I do that a connection between them there is. Now, help me can you?"
You cast an de-un-discombobulate spell over the little green man and turn his speech around. You leave him to strum his banjo and sing about connecting rainbows, grateful for the magic practice.
| You gain 4 Mysteriousness. |
Occurs at Outskirts of Camp Logging Camp.
References
- The little green man with a banjo alludes to Kermit the Frog (voiced by Jim Henson) and his 1979 song, The Rainbow Connection.
- The little green man's twisted syntax alludes to the character Yoda (voiced by Henson's long-time collaborator, Frank Oz), from the Star Wars movies.
