@@ 98,7 98,7 @@ change_place(){
#debug_this "I enter here"
if [ "$CHOICE1" == $current ]; then
- clean
+ clear
echo -e "$SPACE"
echo -e "$SPA_c Oops! you are already there, try again.\n"
@@ 115,7 115,7 @@ change_place(){
#debug_this "you are currently in $current and are about to choose going to $CHOICE1"
elif [ "$dont_go_here" == "yes" ]; then
- clean
+ clear
echo -e "$SPACE"
echo -e "There's nothing else to see there, you made very sure of it! Maybe choose another place:\n\n"
dont_go_here="no"
@@ 244,7 244,7 @@ episode1(){
#SPA_C=$1
echo -e "${white}"
- echo -e "$SPA_C Some researchers claimed the so called left abandoned Generalife moon wasn't\n$SPA_C as abandoned as it was believed to be. It was difficult to believe, taking into account\n$SPA_C the scarce resources and capricious storms. Living there must be a challenge, to say\n$SPA_C the least."
+ echo -e "$SPA_C Some researchers claimed the so called left abandoned Afra moon wasn't\n$SPA_C as abandoned as it was believed to be. It was difficult to believe, taking into account\n$SPA_C the scarce resources and capricious storms. Living there must be a challenge, to say\n$SPA_C the least."
echo -e "\n\n$SPA_C This gives you shivers.\n\n"
echo -e "$SPA_C Are you into calmness, or into adventure?${NC} ${blue}you ask yourself"
@@ 263,7 263,7 @@ episode1(){
elif [ "$PERSONALITY" = "2" ]; then
clear
echo -e "$SPACE"
- echo -e "$SPA_C Therefore, regardless if the tattle about Generalife Moon communities is real or not, this\n$SPA_C seems like a nice opportunity to discover something new."
+ echo -e "$SPA_C Therefore, regardless if the tattle about Afra Moon communities is real or not, this\n$SPA_C seems like a nice opportunity to discover something new."
go_on="yes"
else
clear
@@ 310,7 310,7 @@ episode2(){
echo -e "$NAME\n$PERSONALITY" > CHARACTER_DETAILS
echo -e "$SPA_C Of course you didn't go there with the hands empty. You have some ${yellow}coordinates${NC} and\n$SPA_C ${yellow}notes${NC} that were handed by you by the previous researchers. Although everything seems"
- echo -e "$SPA_C confusing, they swear for all the Ancients and the Non-Tes they didn’t go to Generalife,\n$SPA_C and the origin of their notes is not quoted. The documentation is fairly clear, but... Is it all"
+ echo -e "$SPA_C confusing, they swear for all the Ancients and the Non-Tes they didn’t go to Afra,\n$SPA_C and the origin of their notes is not quoted. The documentation is fairly clear, but... Is it all"
echo -e "$SPA_C speculations? For a linguist like you, lerning the origins of the sources is as relevant as a \n$SPA_C dictionary. The very same thing is different from one context to another. This also happens\n$SPA_C when it comes to tech. Anyhoo! not your problem. You were asked to take a look and recover\n$SPA_C as much documentation as possible.\n\n$SPA_C The rest is up to you."
continue_
@@ 620,7 620,7 @@ episode6(){
clear
echo -e "$SPACE"
- echo -e "$SPA_C According to your notes, days are shorter in Generalife. Nevertheless, you "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C According to your notes, days are shorter in Afra. Nevertheless, you "
echo -e "$SPA_C feel as tired as a regular 20-hours day, so you decide to make a tent to rest "
echo -e "$SPA_C a bit. After choosing a strategic spot dafe from wind and avalanches, you set "
echo -e "$SPA_C up the tent and unfold the sleeping bag. It's surprisingly comfy, although it's "
@@ 695,7 695,7 @@ episode7(){
clear
echo -e "$SPACE"
echo -e "$SPA_C This is episode7!"
- continue_
+ continue_
#debug_this "COOR is $COOR"
@@ 947,8 947,122 @@ SCENARY_C(){
clear
echo -e "$SPACE"
echo -e "$SPA_C ${bli_blue}[MAP: LOADING POSITION...ARRIVED AT DESTINATION]${NC}\n\n"
- #C
- echo "TODO"
+ echo -e "$SPA_C While you are arriving in the selected location you realize the surroundings seems less "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C chaotic and easier to cross. This is strange, since the weather is almost the same. Maybe "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C a bit less cooler, there's not snow anymore, but it's not that different. You are wondering "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C about this, looking around when suddenly, there it is. A cabin made of dirty transparent "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C wood, alongside which seemed to be another cabin, but destroyed. "
+ continue_
+
+ echo -e "$SPA_C You stop in front of the transparent-wood one. The cabin doesn't look like yours. You try to "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C look on the inside from where you are, but it's way too dirty to see clearly."
+ continue_
+
+ echo -e "$SPA_C Carefully you open the door, which offers no resistance. it creaks a bit before letting you in. The "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C whole place is filled with different sort of plants, of various sizes and colors. They seems to have "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C gone wild while alone in there for a long time. It's like a tiny forest, which is weird in place like that. "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C You look around amazed and suddenly your shoulder hits something mechanical, you instinctly try "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C to grab this unkown thing, but instead of falling in the floor it seems to unfold itself, it's been there "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C for a long time because some dust also populated the air after the unfolding. It seems to be a laptop, "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C you've seen one of those back in your planet: it has a e-paper screen and a keyboard, but it doesn't "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C seems to be working anymore. Although sometimes the e-paper screen keeps showing some ghost words"
+ echo -e "$SPA_C when it's been broken."
+ continue_
+
+ echo -e "$SPA_C You try to understand some of those ghost words, they seem to be written in one of the languages "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C commonly used in your planet. there are a couple of layers colliding in the same broken screen, which "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C makes it more difficult to understand, but you think you can get the following results:"
+ continue_
+
+ echo -e "$SPA_C from the first layer:\n"
+ echo -e "$SPA_C Haya"
+ echo "Haya" > mysterious_words
+ echo -e "$SPA_C hayad"
+ echo "hayad" >> mysterious_words
+ echo -e "$SPA_C Afra"
+ echo "Afra" >> mysterious_words
+ echo -e "$SPA_C investigaciones"
+ echo "investigaciones" >> mysterious_words
+ echo -e "$SPA_C sensores"
+ echo "sensores" >> mysterious_words
+ echo -e "$SPA_C lab\n\n"
+ echo "lab" >> mysterious_words
+ echo -e "$SPA_C from the second layer:\n"
+ echo -e "$SPA_C Shaas"
+ echo "Shaas" >> mysterious_words
+ echo -e "$SPA_C plantas"
+ echo "plantas" >> mysterious_words
+ echo -e "$SPA_C exhilio"
+ echo "exhilio" >> mysterious_words
+ echo -e "$SPA_C hayad"
+ echo "hayad" >> mysterious_words
+
+ continue_
+
+ echo -e "$SPA_C Apart from Afra, these meant nothing to you. Well, you know that investigaciones means "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C researchings, sensores is sensors, plantas is plants and exhilio is exile. But you don't make "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C any sense of all. Just in case you note them down in the notebook. "
+
+ echo -e "\n\n$SPA_C ${yellow} The words have been noted down in a page called mysterious_words in your notebook${NC}"
+ continue_
+
+ echo -e "$SPA_C You take some time to look at the plants, some of them look familiar, but changed. Probably the "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C soil and conditions of Afra affected their natural growth. After a while you realize you've been "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C listening to a faint melody, like something muffled. You wonder if there's some sort of abandoned "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C device over there and start looking around. When you walk away the cabin the melody is even more "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C muffled so you slowly go back trying to trace the source of the sound. It seems to be... buried? You "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C don't want to bury around because the plants seems to have created a home out of the place, so "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C you try to listen where is exactly buried to avoid making a mess of their place, but whenever you come "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C close to in the dirt, there's the melody as well. You are there, skeeling in the ground, looking at a "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C bunch of flowers with a puzzled face. What's going on? How is the music everywhere in the dirt? "
+
+ continue_
+
+ echo -e "$SPA_C It's starting to feel eerie so you stand up and go search around in the rests of the destroyed cabin. "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C Everything seems to be lost. There were broken sand and solar batteries over there, your guess is it's "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C an abandoned researching cabin, like yours but destroyed by a storm or something like that. You dig "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C around the rests and a bleeping led grabs your attention. It's all dirty, like the laptop, but it looks like "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C it's working. You inspect the device, it looks like a regular radio but nothing is being received. After "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C inspecting it better you realize the led is alongside a button which says <<TRANSMITTING>>. "
+ continue_
+
+ echo -e "$SPA_C What is it transmitting? Maybe you can try to investigate in which frequency is later. Do you take it "
+ echo -e "$SPA_C with you?\n\n"
+
+ echo -e "$SPA_C 1 - YES\n$SPA_C 2 - NO\n\n"
+ echo -e "${bli_blue}"
+ read -p"$SPA_C YOUR ANSWER > " TAKETHERADIO
+ echo -e "${NC}"
+
+ keep_going="no"
+
+ while [ "$keep_going" == "no" ]; do
+
+ #debug_this "radio is $TAKETHERADIO"
+
+ if [ "$TAKETHERADIO" == "1" ]; then
+ echo "radio" >> BACKPACK
+ echo -e "$SPA_C you take the radio and put it in your backback"
+ continue_
+ keep_going="yes"
+ elif [ "$TAKETHERADIO" == "2" ]; then
+ echo -e "$SPA_C you don't pick up the radio. Who know what is transmitting?\n$SPA_C better leave it alone."
+ continue_
+ keep_going=yes
+ else
+ clean
+ echo -e "$SPACE"
+ echo -e "$SPA_C What again?"
+ echo -e "$SPA_C Do you take the radio with you?\n\n"
+
+ echo -e "$SPA_C 1 - YES\n$SPA_C 2 - NO\n\n"
+ echo -e "${bli_blue}"
+ read -p"$SPA_C YOUR ANSWER > " TAKETHERADIO
+ echo -e "${NC}"
+ fi
+
+ done
+
}
SCENARY_D(){