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Revision as of 13:48, 7 February 2011
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The stereotypical cries of, "Stop, thief!" bring your attention to a street vendor who has apparently just been robbed. He indicates a fleeing figure, just about to disappear down an alley. You give swift chase, floating over rooftops and running down telephone lines and springing like some crouching tiger from temporary hiding places behind dragon statues. It takes a couple of minutes to catch the thief, but he's no match for your super powers. Turns out it's just a kid, so you don't go too hard on him, but you hope you've at least made him think twice about playing pickpocket.
You return the money pouch to the street vendor, who specializes in artwork and jewelry. Out of gratitude he offers you your pick of his wares as a reward.
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Peacock vase[sic] |
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serpent amulet |
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panther amulet |
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turtle amulet |
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Herbal remedy[sic] |
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- Just Rewards
You make your choice and the vendor gladly gives you the item, along with an extended expression of gratitude.
You got an item: item
