 Ch. 027 - Time Out of Joint | Ch. 029 - What Happened in Vegas  |
| Chapter: 28 Scene: 1 Title: Viking Ship Rep. to open: 740,000 Experience Points (XP) per scene: 2,000 |
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| Chapter: 28 Scene: 2 Title: Greek Temple Paradox Rep. to open: 750,000 Experience Points (XP) per scene: 2,020 |
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| Chapter: 28 Scene: 3 Title: Greenland Village Rep. to open: 760,000 Experience Points (XP) per scene: 2,020 |
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| Chapter: 28 Scene: 4 Title: Roman Colosseum Paradox Rep. to open: 770,000 Experience Points (XP) per scene: 2,040 |
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| Chapter: 28 Scene: 5 Title: Dragon Lake Rep. to open: 780,000 Experience Points (XP) per scene: 2,060 |
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| 1. Barococo | |
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Place 4 Tivoli Lampposts in the Garden Have 2 Baroque Walls in the Garden |
| 2. May the Norse Be with You | |
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Travel to Viking Ship Find 12 hidden objects in Viking Ship |
| 3. The Supposium | |
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Travel to Greek Temple Paradox Find 6 differences in Greek Temple Paradox |
| 4. Barococo 2 | |
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Have 2 Baroque Hedges in the Garden |
| 5. Lunar Eclipse of the Heart | |
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Return to Pyramid of the Moon Find 12 hidden objects in Pyramid of the Moon |
| 6. It’s Easy Being Greenland | |
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Travel to Greenland Village Find 12 hidden objects in Greenland Village |
| 7. Snow Playdom | |
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Have 1 Snow Castle in the Garden Place 2 Holiday Lamp Posts in the Garden |
| 8. Hole-y Roman Empire | |
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Travel to Roman Colosseum Paradox Find 6 differences in Roman Colosseum Paradox |
| 9. In the Land of Ice and Snow | |
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Have 1 Snowy Kulusuk in the Garden |
| 10. Through the Cooking Glass | |
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Return to Manhattan Kitchen Find 12 hidden objects in Manhattan Kitchen |
| 11. Lake It or Leave It | |
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Travel to Dragon Lake Find 12 hidden objects in Dragon Lake |
| 12. Emerald City | |
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Earn 18 total stars in Chapter 28 scenes Have 1 Kulusuk Houses in the Garden |
| 13. Complete the Nice Fishing Collection | |
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Collect the Ice Fisher and place it in your Garden. |
| 14. Build the Viking Ship | |
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Complete the Viking Ship Wonder |
| 2 Star Viking Ship | |
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Earn 2 stars in Viking Ship! |
| 3 Star Dragon Lake | |
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Earn 3 stars in Dragon Lake! |
| 3 Star Greenland Village | |
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Earn 3 stars in Greenland Village! |
| 11 Star Challenge | |
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Earn 11 total stars in Chapter 28 scenes |
| 14 Star Challenge | |
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Earn 14 total stars in Chapter 28 scenes |
Artifact |
Artifact |
Artifact |
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| Santa's Sleigh Unlocks at Level: 10 |
Baroque Wall Unlocks at Level: 51 |
Snow Castle Unlocks at Level: 52 |
Building |
Building |
Decoration |
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| Kulusuk Houses Unlocks at Level: 51 |
Snowy Kulusuk Unlocks at Level: 52 |
Holiday Lamp Post Unlocks at Level: 10 |
Decoration |
Decoration |
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| Tivoli Lamppost Unlocks at Level: 52 |
Baroque Hedges Unlocks at Level: 52 |
Keepsake Collection* |
Wonder** |
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| Ice Fisher | Viking Ship |
* To complete the "Complete the Nice Fishing Collection" Quest, place the keepsake garden item, "Ice Fisher" in the garden after getting the Quest.
** The "Viking Ship" is unlocked upon completion of the Quest, "Emerald City".
Collection Name:Fishy Business Keepsakes:Red House Reward:Ice Fisher |
| Ch.28/S.1 - Viking Ship |  | |
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I just don't understand. Is there something I am missing? Perhaps a fresh pair of eyes like yours could ehp. | |
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You see, I've been searching and searching for the cause of these rifts in Denmark. | |
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Unlike the sort of sabogate we've seen from Cleopatra, they seem to be speread amongst not only various places in Denmark... | |
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...but throughout the very history of the Danes! | |
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A dusturbance so targeted, yet broad in scope, could only be orchestrated by someone with a very high-level of experince manipulating time. | |
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But who? | |
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You're quite right to wonder if this is all just another case of the odd happenings resulting from Eleanor trying to reverse Geoffrey's fate. | |
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But the strange thing is that all the data contradicts such a connection. | |
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Perhaps it is no coincidence just how contradictory the two events are! | |
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You seem confused. | |
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Just continue to focus on preparing Enrique for his induction... | |
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...and let me worry about the numerous threats to the integrity of time and space. | |
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I should remind you. Enrique's official trials are coming up. And while I'm sure you've done a stellar job in training him thus far, a few more practive rounds won't hurt | |
| Ch.28/S.2 - Greek Temple Paradox |  | |
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I've always wanted to visit Ancient Greece! What's the occasion? To what do I owe this wonderful surprise trip? | |
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Ah-ha! I see that you've surprised me with the delights of more paradox practice. | |
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I'm happy to oblige, but I do wish you wouldn't worry so much about my upcoming performance review. | |
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You've already gone above and beyond as a mentor, such that I can't possibly not pass! | |
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I'm ready if you are! | |
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Hmm... perhaps I am looking into things too deeply... | |
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But do you ever wonder how these odds and ends wind up together? | |
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These things that get shifted around from disturbances in the space-time continuum. | |
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Do you think there's more to learn about how and where they land? | |
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You're right! How silly of me. Of course the pieces of time debris arrive at their final destinations at random! Well, that's enough philosophizing for me! | |
| Ch.21/S.1 - Pyramid of the Moon |  | |
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Thanks for looking into my hunch. Did you find any clues linking Cleopatra to the rifts in Denmark? | |
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That IS what you were doing back in Ancient Greece, right? | |
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After all, Cleopatra was of Greek descent, despite being known throughout history as an Egyptian ruler. | |
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I know I am supposed to be hunting down Eleanor so we can stop her from further disrupting time... | |
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...but I couldn't help but check out a few of Cleopatra's known hideouts along the way. | |
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Well, it was worth a shot, wasn't it? | |
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What do you mean I have been acting strangely? | |
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Does Quincy think so??? | |
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No! I DON'T have a problem with being the one who has to hunt down Eleanor, a long-respected and distinguished member of the Time Society... | |
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...who broke the rules in the name of love so she could have a chance to true personal happiness... | |
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...and whose friends have since turned on her and treated her like a criminal! | |
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Of COURSE not! | |
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Umm... sorry. I didn't mean to get so defensive. Okay, so perhaps I do feel awful about all that's become of Eleanor. Don't tell Quincy I've been procrastinating? Please? | |
| Ch.28/S.3 - Greenland Village |  | |
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I'll be accompanying you on this mission. While holding a series of trials to offically induct a new recruit was Eleanor's policy, that doesn't mean it wasn't a sound one. | |
| I'm ready to begin whenever you are, Alistair! |  | |
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Well then, Enrique. I trust that you will be able to patch up this rift... | |
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...taking care not to receive too much help from your mentor? Hmm? | |
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Splendid! | |
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Well done, Enrique! | |
| Thank you, Alistair! | | |
| Of course, I owe it all to my spectacular mentor here, for teaching me everything I know about mending time rifts. | | |
| Don't be so modest! I may be a beacon of confidence but our many practice runs are certainly not to be devalued. Thank you for being so wonderful! | | |
| Ch.28/S.4 - Roman Colosseum Paradox |  | |
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Enrique's next trail awaits! But I trust you'll understand why I'd like him to tackle one on his own. Why don't you see if the others could use your help in the meantime? | |
| Thank goodness those blaseted floodwaters seem to have all resided. |  | |
| The COlosseum seems to be back to normal--almost. | | |
| Just as soon as we take care of this paradox... | | |
| ...it'll be as if Eleanor's little act of selfishness never turned Rome into a marshland at all! | | |
| Another job well-done byt the Time Society, I suppose. | | |
| I don't mean to sound as if I have relapsed back into my rather embarrassing emotional low-point or anything... | | |
| But do you ever wonder how much of our work is simple cleaning up the problems that our own Society created? | | |
| We are supposed to be the valiant preservers of history but at times-- | | |
| Well, at times, does it not seem to you that we are merely trying to sweep our own messes under the rugs, before history turns into catastrophe? | | |
| I suppose there's a reason I've never been asked to mentor a new inductee. Brave to you for being up to the task. | | |
| Ch.24/S.3 - Manhattan Kitchen |  | |
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Well if Cleopatra's not using that swanky kitchen... I'm certainly not going to let it go to waste! Are you coming, Honey??? | |
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I was just thinking! | |
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Maybe Cleopatra left behind some kind of clue here about where she was planning to set up her next hideout. | |
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What do you say we comb this place for more info, Darling? | |
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Hmm... Lots of things left behine... | |
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But I can't tell if any of them are clues! | |
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I know the others are worried about all kinds of crazy weather things, like snowing in Egypt and flooding in Rome... | |
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But it doesn't seem right that we let Cleopatra just get away! | |
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Especially not if Richard is left dwelling on her. | |
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The sooner he buries her back in that Egyptian tomb, the sooner he can be happy again and move on! | |
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I'm not going to give up on this case! But don't mention it to Richard-- okay Sweet Pea? He doesn't need to be reminded of that crusty old tart Cleopatra! No way! | |
| Ch.28/S.5 - Dragon Lake |  | |
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I'm impressed by how well you've trained Enrique! I think it's time for him to meet our chief technologist. Don't you? | |
| This is beyond alarming! |  | |
| I set the Time Machine's course for one of the rifts in Denmark and somehow we wound up back in feudaly Japan! | | |
| This is not good. Not good at all. | | |
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Actually, I believe there's nothing to worry about here! | |
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It may look like we are in Japan, but this is actually just part of a delightful Danish amusement park! | |
| How are you so sure? I, for one, and NOT amused. | | |
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Of course I'm sure! I never make a statement I don't feel confident about! | |
| And just who might you be? | | |
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I'm Enrique Manners! Surely you must know that our friend here has been training me to become the newest Agent of the Time Society! | |
| Oh, right. Of course. New recruit. | | |
| Well, it's nice that we're boosting our staffing and all... | | |
| ...but there's much too much work to be done with nabbing Eleanor and mending the crack in time. | | |
| So now that we've sorted this rift in... Denmark... I'll be getting on with all my other tasks. | | |
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What a funny sort of man! Is he always in such a hurry? I would think that an organization with possession of a Time Maching would not be so obsessed with scheduling! | |