Start of a transcript of The Missing City Council A perfectly normal mystery. Release 1 / Serial number 260404 / Inform v6.41 PunyInform v5.14.1 SDR > l Loimijoki City Hall, Finland It is a dark and stormy night. It's Monday 3.3.2025 6:00 pm. You are standing in a parking lot. You can see a City Hall here. > x hall A large four-storey building made of red bricks, with a rectangular floorplan. > get hall Taken. > i You're carrying a City Hall. > open hall You can't open that. > l Loimijoki City Hall, Finland It is a dark and stormy night. It's Monday 3.3.2025 6:00 pm. You are standing in a parking lot. > x lot Sorry, I don't understand what "lot" means. > n You can't go that way. > s You can't go that way. > e You can't go that way. > w You can't go that way. > l Loimijoki City Hall, Finland It is a dark and stormy night. It's Monday 3.3.2025 6:00 pm. You are standing in a parking lot. > enter hall 1st floor Main lobby. The whole building seems to honour 70s decoration style and brutalist architecture. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up and a door to the lift here. > i You're carrying a City Hall. > get staircase Do you mean the staircase down or the staircase up? > help That is not a verb I recognize. > about That is not a verb I recognize. > xyzzy That is not a verb I recognize. > x me As good-looking as ever. > in You can't go that way. > open door It's already open. > u 2nd floor A lobby with two parallel hallways running onwards and backwards from the lift to the left and right. It is full of locked office doors. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Register Office here. > open door Do you mean the door to the lift or the door to the Register Office? > unlock door Do you mean the door to the lift or the door to the Register Office? > yes That was a rhetorical question. > unlock door to the register I only understood you as far as "unlock door to" but then you lost me. > unlock register door with city hall You can't unlock that. > l 2nd floor A lobby with two parallel hallways running onwards and backwards from the lift to the left and right. It is full of locked office doors. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Register Office here. > u 3rd floor A lobby that looks identical to the 2nd floor to you. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Office of the Mayor here. > in You can't go that way. > open mayor door It's already open. > in You can't go that way. > enter mayor office Office of the Mayor An office with a desk. You can see a fluffy mat here. > get mat Too heavy to take with you. > x mat A round, red, fluffy mat. > look under mat Sorry, I don't understand what "under" means. > search mat You find nothing special. > get mat Too heavy to take with you. > push mat A rusty key appears. > l Office of the Mayor An office with a desk. You can see a fluffy mat and a rusty key here. > get key Taken. > l Office of the Mayor An office with a desk. You can see a fluffy mat here. > x desk Sorry, I don't understand what "desk" means. > open drawer Sorry, I don't understand what "drawer" means. > get all There are no things available that match "get all". > l Office of the Mayor An office with a desk. You can see a fluffy mat here. > get desk Sorry, I don't understand what "desk" means. > out 3rd floor You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Office of the Mayor here. > x key There is nothing special about the rusty key. > u 4th floor A lobby with a brownish wall-to-wall carpet. You can see a staircase down, a door to the lift, a door to the Sauna and a door to the Council Chamber here. > enter sauna You can't, since the door to the Sauna is closed. > open sauna door It's locked. > unlock sauna door I think you wanted to say "unlock door to the Sauna with something". Please try again. > unlock sauna door with rusty key You unlock the door to the Sauna. > open sauna door You open the door to the Sauna. > enter sauna Sauna dressing room As with any large building in Finland, there is a sauna for stakeholders and guests. It seems that for some reason, this is used as the art storage room. You can see the Untitled, a glass box, a Mona Lisa, a Venus de Milo and a sauna here. > x untitled 175 lbs of hard-boiled sweets, of many flavours. They seem to have mostly melted together because of the heat. > get it That's fixed in place. > get sweets Sorry, I don't understand what "sweets" means. > search untitled You find nothing special. > x box An empty glass box, with the label: 'Padlock with key, 10.100.199a, b.' > x lisa A painting that looks like an authentic Da Vinci. > x venus A statue that looks like the authentic Venus de Milo. > get lisa That's fixed in place. > x sauna A regular toilet cubicle with a toilet seat. > enter it You enter the sauna. > l Sauna dressing room (in the sauna) As with any large building in Finland, there is a sauna for stakeholders and guests. It seems that for some reason, this is used as the art storage room. You can see the Untitled, a glass box, a Mona Lisa and a Venus de Milo here. A very normal sauna. > search saunt Sorry, I don't understand what "saunt" means. > get all There are no things available that match "get all". > out First, you'd have to leave the sauna. > l Sauna dressing room (in the sauna) As with any large building in Finland, there is a sauna for stakeholders and guests. It seems that for some reason, this is used as the art storage room. You can see the Untitled, a glass box, a Mona Lisa and a Venus de Milo here. A very normal sauna. > x untitled 175 lbs of hard-boiled sweets, of many flavours. They seem to have mostly melted together because of the heat. > *i'm assuming untitled is a well known modern art piece? [Comment recorded] > l Sauna dressing room (in the sauna) As with any large building in Finland, there is a sauna for stakeholders and guests. It seems that for some reason, this is used as the art storage room. You can see the Untitled, a glass box, a Mona Lisa and a Venus de Milo here. A very normal sauna. > exit sauna You leave the sauna. > l Sauna dressing room As with any large building in Finland, there is a sauna for stakeholders and guests. It seems that for some reason, this is used as the art storage room. You can see the Untitled, a glass box, a Mona Lisa, a Venus de Milo and a sauna here. > out 4th floor You can see a staircase down, a door to the lift, a door to the Sauna and a door to the Council Chamber here. > u You can't go that way. > x cuoncil chamber Sorry, I don't understand what "cuoncil" means. > enter council chamber Council Chamber Desks for 43 councillors. You can see a cup (which contains Earl Grey tea) here. > get cup Taken. > out 4th floor You can see a staircase down, a door to the lift, a door to the Sauna and a door to the Council Chamber here. > d 3rd floor You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Office of the Mayor here. > d 2nd floor You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Register Office here. > d 1st floor You can see a staircase down, a staircase up and a door to the lift here. > d Basement A basement with dark-brown-painted concrete walls and ceiling, a floor covered with white tiles, and bright white tube lights. You can see a staircase up, a door to the lift, a left guard, a right guard, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > x left guard A British Grenadier Guard with their bearskin cap. > talk to left guard That is not a verb I recognize. > get left guard I don't suppose the left guard would care for that. > i You're carrying a cup (which contains Earl Grey tea), a rusty key and a City Hall. > l Basement A basement with dark-brown-painted concrete walls and ceiling, a floor covered with white tiles, and bright white tube lights. You can see a staircase up, a door to the lift, a left guard, a right guard, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > give tea to guard You can't see any such thing. > i You're carrying a cup (which contains Earl Grey tea), a rusty key and a City Hall. > give cup to guard Do you mean the left guard or the right guard? > left The guard touches the cup, but does not take it. > l Basement A basement with dark-brown-painted concrete walls and ceiling, a floor covered with white tiles, and bright white tube lights. You can see a staircase up, a door to the lift, a left guard, a right guard, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > give cup to right guard The guard touches the cup, but does not take it. > l Basement A basement with dark-brown-painted concrete walls and ceiling, a floor covered with white tiles, and bright white tube lights. You can see a staircase up, a door to the lift, a left guard, a right guard, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > enter toilet Toilet A regular toilet with a sink and two cubicles. You can see a first toilet booth and a second toilet booth here. > enter first You enter the first toilet booth. > l Toilet (in the first toilet booth) A regular toilet with a sink and two cubicles. You can see a second toilet booth here. > out First, you'd have to leave the first toilet booth. > exit first You leave the first toilet booth. > x second A regular toilet cubicle with a toilet seat. > l Toilet A regular toilet with a sink and two cubicles. You can see a first toilet booth and a second toilet booth here. > out Basement You can see a staircase up, a door to the lift, a left guard, a right guard, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > enter shelter You can't, since the door to the shelter is closed. > open shelter door You can't open the door: the guards are in your way. > x left guard A British Grenadier Guard with their bearskin cap. > x right guard A British Grenadier Guard with their bearskin cap. > enter garage Garage A normal garage with a workbench, well-lit with tube lights. You can see an oil canister (which is empty), a Sopwith Camel aeroplane (which contains a logbook and a box of tea) and a puddle of oil here. > get canister Taken. > get aeroplane That's fixed in place. > get logbook Taken. > get box Taken. > x oil Do you mean the oil canister or the puddle of oil? > x puddle Oil leaking from the aeroplane, forming a slowly growing puddle. > x logbook A fresh logbook in good condition, with one entry: '7th of July 1917: Embark on a journey to conquer the Kingdom of Finland.' > read it A fresh logbook in good condition, with one entry: '7th of July 1917: Embark on a journey to conquer the Kingdom of Finland.' > l Garage A normal garage with a workbench, well-lit with tube lights. You can see a Sopwith Camel aeroplane (which is empty) and a puddle of oil here. > i You're carrying a box of tea, a logbook, an oil canister (which is empty), a cup (which contains Earl Grey tea), a rusty key and a City Hall. > out Basement You can see a staircase up, a door to the lift, a left guard, a right guard, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > d You can't go that way. > i You're carrying a box of tea, a logbook, an oil canister (which is empty), a cup (which contains Earl Grey tea), a rusty key and a City Hall. > drink tea There's nothing suitable to drink here. > drink cup There's nothing suitable to drink here. > l Basement A basement with dark-brown-painted concrete walls and ceiling, a floor covered with white tiles, and bright white tube lights. You can see a staircase up, a door to the lift, a left guard, a right guard, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > x canister An empty oil canister, 'castor oil' written on it. > l Basement A basement with dark-brown-painted concrete walls and ceiling, a floor covered with white tiles, and bright white tube lights. You can see a staircase up, a door to the lift, a left guard, a right guard, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > enter lift Lift A regular, modern, and well-lit lift with buttons for floors. You can see a button: Basement, a button: Floor One, a button: Floor Two, a button: Floor Three and a button: Floor Four here. > press four button Sorry, I don't understand what "button" means. > press four The lift makes some regular lift noises and arrives at the floor. > out 4th floor You can see a staircase down, a door to the lift, a door to the Sauna and a door to the Council Chamber here. > enter council Council Chamber > l Council Chamber Desks for 43 councillors. > verbose This game is now in its "verbose" mode, which always gives long descriptions of locations (even if you've been there before). > search desk Sorry, I don't understand what "desk" means. > out 4th floor A lobby with a brownish wall-to-wall carpet. You can see a staircase down, a door to the lift, a door to the Sauna and a door to the Council Chamber here. > enter sauna Sauna dressing room As with any large building in Finland, there is a sauna for stakeholders and guests. It seems that for some reason, this is used as the art storage room. You can see the Untitled, a glass box, a Mona Lisa, a Venus de Milo and a sauna here. > x box Do you mean the box of tea or the glass box? > open glass box You can't open that. > x glass box An empty glass box, with the label: 'Padlock with key, 10.100.199a, b.' > open it You can't open that. > get padlock Sorry, I don't understand what "padlock" means. > search lisa You find nothing special. > look behind lisa Sorry, I don't understand what "behind" means. > search untitled You find nothing special. > l Sauna dressing room As with any large building in Finland, there is a sauna for stakeholders and guests. It seems that for some reason, this is used as the art storage room. You can see the Untitled, a glass box, a Mona Lisa, a Venus de Milo and a sauna here. > x sauna A regular toilet cubicle with a toilet seat. > x seat Sorry, I don't understand what "seat" means. > search sauna You find nothing special. > get all There are no things available that match "get all". > x untitled 175 lbs of hard-boiled sweets, of many flavours. They seem to have mostly melted together because of the heat. > look under untitled Sorry, I don't understand what "under" means. > search untitled You find nothing special. > l Sauna dressing room As with any large building in Finland, there is a sauna for stakeholders and guests. It seems that for some reason, this is used as the art storage room. You can see the Untitled, a glass box, a Mona Lisa, a Venus de Milo and a sauna here. > out 4th floor A lobby with a brownish wall-to-wall carpet. You can see a staircase down, a door to the lift, a door to the Sauna and a door to the Council Chamber here. > l 4th floor A lobby with a brownish wall-to-wall carpet. You can see a staircase down, a door to the lift, a door to the Sauna and a door to the Council Chamber here. > d 3rd floor A lobby that looks identical to the 2nd floor to you. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Office of the Mayor here. > in You can't go that way. > enter office Office of the Mayor An office with a desk. You can see a fluffy mat here. > x mat There is something weird in the mat. > out 3rd floor A lobby that looks identical to the 2nd floor to you. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Office of the Mayor here. > u 4th floor A lobby with a brownish wall-to-wall carpet. You can see a staircase down, a door to the lift, a door to the Sauna and a door to the Council Chamber here. > i You're carrying a box of tea, a logbook, an oil canister (which is empty), a cup (which contains Earl Grey tea), a rusty key and a City Hall. > x carpet Sorry, I don't understand what "carpet" means. > d 3rd floor A lobby that looks identical to the 2nd floor to you. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Office of the Mayor here. > d 2nd floor A lobby with two parallel hallways running onwards and backwards from the lift to the left and right. It is full of locked office doors. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Register Office here. > x door Do you mean the door to the lift or the door to the Register Office? > unlock register with rusty You can't unlock that. > x door Do you mean the door to the lift or the door to the Register Office? > open register door It's locked. > x it An old wooden door from the 70s. On it, it reads 'Kirjaamo'. > d 1st floor Main lobby. The whole building seems to honour 70s decoration style and brutalist architecture. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up and a door to the lift here. > d Basement A basement with dark-brown-painted concrete walls and ceiling, a floor covered with white tiles, and bright white tube lights. You can see a staircase up, a door to the lift, a left guard, a right guard, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > enter toilet Toilet A regular toilet with a sink and two cubicles. You can see a first toilet booth and a second toilet booth here. > x sink Sorry, I don't understand what "sink" means. > search all You can't use multiple objects with that verb. > pee That is not a verb I recognize. > use toilet That is not a verb I recognize. > x second A regular toilet cubicle with a toilet seat. > out Basement A basement with dark-brown-painted concrete walls and ceiling, a floor covered with white tiles, and bright white tube lights. You can see a staircase up, a door to the lift, a left guard, a right guard, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > i You're carrying a box of tea, a logbook, an oil canister (which is empty), a cup (which contains Earl Grey tea), a rusty key and a City Hall. > x oil An empty oil canister, 'castor oil' written on it. > in You can't go that way. > enter shelter You can't, since the door to the shelter is closed. > unlock shelter door I think you wanted to say "unlock door to the shelter with something". Please try again. > unlock shelter door with key The door to the shelter is already unlocked. > open shelter door You can't open the door: the guards are in your way. > x guards Sorry, I don't understand what "guards" means. > guard, hi I can't see who you are referring to. > left guard, hi There is no reply. > ask left guard about shelter There is no reply. > l Basement A basement with dark-brown-painted concrete walls and ceiling, a floor covered with white tiles, and bright white tube lights. You can see a staircase up, a door to the lift, a left guard, a right guard, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > enter garage Garage A normal garage with a workbench, well-lit with tube lights. You can see a Sopwith Camel aeroplane (which is empty) and a puddle of oil here. > search aeroplane The Sopwith Camel aeroplane is empty. > x puddle Oil leaking from the aeroplane, forming a slowly growing puddle. > i You're carrying a box of tea, a logbook, an oil canister (which is empty), a cup (which contains Earl Grey tea), a rusty key and a City Hall. > fill canister with oil I only understood you as far as "fill canister" but then you lost me. > put oil in canister You can't put something inside itself. > put puddle in canister (first taking the puddle of oil) That's fixed in place. > put rusty key in puddle The puddle of oil can't contain things. > search puddle There is nothing on the puddle of oil. > get puddle That's fixed in place. > move puddle That's fixed in place. > x box An empty metal tea box. It seems to be lemon Earl Grey. > get earl grey Sorry, I don't understand what "earl" means. > l Garage A normal garage with a workbench, well-lit with tube lights. You can see a Sopwith Camel aeroplane (which is empty) and a puddle of oil here. > out Basement A basement with dark-brown-painted concrete walls and ceiling, a floor covered with white tiles, and bright white tube lights. You can see a staircase up, a door to the lift, a left guard, a right guard, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > d You can't go that way. > u 1st floor Main lobby. The whole building seems to honour 70s decoration style and brutalist architecture. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up and a door to the lift here. > u 2nd floor A lobby with two parallel hallways running onwards and backwards from the lift to the left and right. It is full of locked office doors. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Register Office here. > u 3rd floor A lobby that looks identical to the 2nd floor to you. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Office of the Mayor here. > u 4th floor A lobby with a brownish wall-to-wall carpet. You can see a staircase down, a door to the lift, a door to the Sauna and a door to the Council Chamber here. > u You can't go that way. > d 3rd floor A lobby that looks identical to the 2nd floor to you. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Office of the Mayor here. > d 2nd floor A lobby with two parallel hallways running onwards and backwards from the lift to the left and right. It is full of locked office doors. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Register Office here. > d 1st floor Main lobby. The whole building seems to honour 70s decoration style and brutalist architecture. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up and a door to the lift here. > d Basement A basement with dark-brown-painted concrete walls and ceiling, a floor covered with white tiles, and bright white tube lights. You can see a staircase up, a door to the lift, a left guard, a right guard, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > d You can't go that way. > u 1st floor Main lobby. The whole building seems to honour 70s decoration style and brutalist architecture. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up and a door to the lift here. > u 2nd floor A lobby with two parallel hallways running onwards and backwards from the lift to the left and right. It is full of locked office doors. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Register Office here. > u 3rd floor A lobby that looks identical to the 2nd floor to you. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Office of the Mayor here. > u 4th floor A lobby with a brownish wall-to-wall carpet. You can see a staircase down, a door to the lift, a door to the Sauna and a door to the Council Chamber here. > enter council Council Chamber Desks for 43 councillors. > l Council Chamber Desks for 43 councillors. > x desks Sorry, I don't understand what "desks" means. > search desk Sorry, I don't understand what "desk" means. > out 4th floor A lobby with a brownish wall-to-wall carpet. You can see a staircase down, a door to the lift, a door to the Sauna and a door to the Council Chamber here. > enter sauna Sauna dressing room As with any large building in Finland, there is a sauna for stakeholders and guests. It seems that for some reason, this is used as the art storage room. You can see the Untitled, a glass box, a Mona Lisa, a Venus de Milo and a sauna here. > x venus A statue that looks like the authentic Venus de Milo. > break statue Sorry, I don't understand what "statue" means. > break venus Violence isn't the answer to this one. > break lisa Violence isn't the answer to this one. > *i'm looking at walkthrough [Comment recorded] > break untitled One boiled sweet drops to the floor. > g One boiled sweet drops to the floor. > g One boiled sweet drops to the floor. > g One boiled sweet drops to the floor. > g One boiled sweet drops to the floor. > g One boiled sweet drops to the floor. > g One boiled sweet drops to the floor. > g One boiled sweet drops to the floor. > g One boiled sweet drops to the floor. > g One boiled sweet drops to the floor. > g One boiled sweet drops to the floor. > get sweet Sorry, I don't understand what "sweet" means. > get sweets Sorry, I don't understand what "sweets" means. > l Sauna dressing room As with any large building in Finland, there is a sauna for stakeholders and guests. It seems that for some reason, this is used as the art storage room. You can see a mint drop, the Untitled, a glass box, a Mona Lisa, a Venus de Milo, a sauna, six salmiak drops (a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop and a salmiak drop) and four lemon drops (a lemon drop, a lemon drop, a lemon drop and a lemon drop) here. > get mint Taken. > get lemon Do you mean the lemon drop, the lemon drop, the lemon drop or the lemon drop? > get lemon drop lemon drop: Taken. lemon drop: Taken. lemon drop: Taken. lemon drop: Taken. > get salmiak drop salmiak drop: Taken. salmiak drop: Taken. salmiak drop: Taken. salmiak drop: Taken. salmiak drop: Taken. salmiak drop: Taken. > x salmiak Do you mean the salmiak drop, the salmiak drop, the salmiak drop, the salmiak drop, the salmiak drop or the salmiak drop? > l Sauna dressing room As with any large building in Finland, there is a sauna for stakeholders and guests. It seems that for some reason, this is used as the art storage room. You can see the Untitled, a glass box, a Mona Lisa, a Venus de Milo and a sauna here. > eat lemon Do you mean the lemon drop, the lemon drop, the lemon drop or the lemon drop? > all I still don't understand what you are referring to. > eat lemon drop You can't use multiple objects with that verb. > undo That is not a verb I recognize. > l Sauna dressing room As with any large building in Finland, there is a sauna for stakeholders and guests. It seems that for some reason, this is used as the art storage room. You can see the Untitled, a glass box, a Mona Lisa, a Venus de Milo and a sauna here. > i You're carrying a mint drop, a box of tea, a logbook, an oil canister (which is empty), a cup (which contains Earl Grey tea), a rusty key, a City Hall, six salmiak drops (a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop and a salmiak drop) and four lemon drops (a lemon drop, a lemon drop, a lemon drop and a lemon drop). > put lemon drops in cup I only understood you as far as "put" but then you lost me. > out 4th floor A lobby with a brownish wall-to-wall carpet. You can see a staircase down, a door to the lift, a door to the Sauna and a door to the Council Chamber here. > d 3rd floor A lobby that looks identical to the 2nd floor to you. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Office of the Mayor here. > d 2nd floor A lobby with two parallel hallways running onwards and backwards from the lift to the left and right. It is full of locked office doors. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Register Office here. > d 1st floor Main lobby. The whole building seems to honour 70s decoration style and brutalist architecture. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up and a door to the lift here. > d Basement A basement with dark-brown-painted concrete walls and ceiling, a floor covered with white tiles, and bright white tube lights. You can see a staircase up, a door to the lift, a left guard, a right guard, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > give drop to left guard You can't use multiple objects with that verb. > give drops to left guard Sorry, I don't understand what "drops" means. > i You're carrying a mint drop, a box of tea, a logbook, an oil canister (which is empty), a cup (which contains Earl Grey tea), a rusty key, a City Hall, six salmiak drops (a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop and a salmiak drop) and four lemon drops (a lemon drop, a lemon drop, a lemon drop and a lemon drop). > give mint drop to left guard The left guard doesn't seem interested. > eat mint drop You eat the mint drop. Not bad. > undo That is not a verb I recognize. > x lemon drop You can't use multiple objects with that verb. > give drops to guard Sorry, I don't understand what "drops" means. > u 1st floor Main lobby. The whole building seems to honour 70s decoration style and brutalist architecture. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up and a door to the lift here. > i You're carrying a box of tea, a logbook, an oil canister (which is empty), a cup (which contains Earl Grey tea), a rusty key, a City Hall, six salmiak drops (a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop and a salmiak drop) and four lemon drops (a lemon drop, a lemon drop, a lemon drop and a lemon drop). > drop three lemon drops You can't use multiple objects with that verb. > drop lemons Sorry, I don't understand what "lemons" means. > drop lemon Do you mean the lemon drop, the lemon drop, the lemon drop or the lemon drop? > all I still don't understand what you are referring to. > drop all lemon drops You can't use multiple objects with that verb. > l 1st floor Main lobby. The whole building seems to honour 70s decoration style and brutalist architecture. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up and a door to the lift here. > u 2nd floor A lobby with two parallel hallways running onwards and backwards from the lift to the left and right. It is full of locked office doors. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Register Office here. > u 3rd floor A lobby that looks identical to the 2nd floor to you. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Office of the Mayor here. > u 4th floor A lobby with a brownish wall-to-wall carpet. You can see a staircase down, a door to the lift, a door to the Sauna and a door to the Council Chamber here. > u You can't go that way. > in You can't go that way. > i You're carrying a box of tea, a logbook, an oil canister (which is empty), a cup (which contains Earl Grey tea), a rusty key, a City Hall, six salmiak drops (a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop and a salmiak drop) and four lemon drops (a lemon drop, a lemon drop, a lemon drop and a lemon drop). > drop lemon drops I only understood you as far as "drop lemon" but then you lost me. > u You can't go that way. > drop all box of tea: Dropped. logbook: Dropped. oil canister: Dropped. cup: Dropped. rusty key: Dropped. City Hall: Dropped. salmiak drop: Dropped. salmiak drop: Dropped. salmiak drop: Dropped. salmiak drop: Dropped. salmiak drop: Dropped. salmiak drop: Dropped. lemon drop: Dropped. lemon drop: Dropped. lemon drop: Dropped. lemon drop: Dropped. > l 4th floor A lobby with a brownish wall-to-wall carpet. You can see a City Hall, a rusty key, a cup (which contains Earl Grey tea), an oil canister (which is empty), a logbook, a box of tea, a staircase down, a door to the lift, a door to the Sauna, a door to the Council Chamber, four lemon drops (a lemon drop, a lemon drop, a lemon drop and a lemon drop) and six salmiak drops (a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop and a salmiak drop) here. > get 1 lemon drop Taken. > get 1 salmiak Taken. > i You're carrying a salmiak drop and a lemon drop. > l 4th floor A lobby with a brownish wall-to-wall carpet. You can see a City Hall, a rusty key, a cup (which contains Earl Grey tea), an oil canister (which is empty), a logbook, a box of tea, a staircase down, a door to the lift, a door to the Sauna, a door to the Council Chamber, three lemon drops (a lemon drop, a lemon drop and a lemon drop) and five salmiak drops (a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop and a salmiak drop) here. > get rusty Taken. > get cup Taken. > get oil Taken. > get logbook Taken. > get box Taken. > l 4th floor A lobby with a brownish wall-to-wall carpet. You can see a City Hall, a staircase down, a door to the lift, a door to the Sauna, a door to the Council Chamber, three lemon drops (a lemon drop, a lemon drop and a lemon drop) and five salmiak drops (a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop and a salmiak drop) here. > i You're carrying a box of tea, a logbook, an oil canister (which is empty), a cup (which contains Earl Grey tea), a rusty key, a salmiak drop and a lemon drop. > d 3rd floor A lobby that looks identical to the 2nd floor to you. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Office of the Mayor here. > put lemon drop in cup You put the lemon drop into the cup. > i You're carrying a box of tea, a logbook, an oil canister (which is empty), a cup (which contains a lemon drop and Earl Grey tea), a rusty key and a salmiak drop. > x cup A porcelain cup of tea, apparently left behind by a councillor. > d 2nd floor A lobby with two parallel hallways running onwards and backwards from the lift to the left and right. It is full of locked office doors. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Register Office here. > d 1st floor Main lobby. The whole building seems to honour 70s decoration style and brutalist architecture. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up and a door to the lift here. > d Basement A basement with dark-brown-painted concrete walls and ceiling, a floor covered with white tiles, and bright white tube lights. You can see a staircase up, a door to the lift, a left guard, a right guard, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > give cup to guard Do you mean the left guard or the right guard? > left The guard touches the cup, but does not take it. > give cup to right guard The guard touches the cup, but does not take it. > i You're carrying a box of tea, a logbook, an oil canister (which is empty), a cup (which contains a lemon drop and Earl Grey tea), a rusty key and a salmiak drop. > put salmiak in cup You put the salmiak drop into the cup. > x salmiak A salmiak-flavoured boiled sweet. > give cup to left guard The guard touches the cup, but does not take it. > u 1st floor Main lobby. The whole building seems to honour 70s decoration style and brutalist architecture. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up and a door to the lift here. > u 2nd floor A lobby with two parallel hallways running onwards and backwards from the lift to the left and right. It is full of locked office doors. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Register Office here. > u 3rd floor A lobby that looks identical to the 2nd floor to you. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Office of the Mayor here. > u 4th floor A lobby with a brownish wall-to-wall carpet. You can see a staircase down, a door to the lift, a City Hall, a door to the Sauna, a door to the Council Chamber, three lemon drops (a lemon drop, a lemon drop and a lemon drop) and five salmiak drops (a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop, a salmiak drop and a salmiak drop) here. > d 3rd floor A lobby that looks identical to the 2nd floor to you. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Office of the Mayor here. > d 2nd floor A lobby with two parallel hallways running onwards and backwards from the lift to the left and right. It is full of locked office doors. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Register Office here. > d 1st floor Main lobby. The whole building seems to honour 70s decoration style and brutalist architecture. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up and a door to the lift here. > u 2nd floor A lobby with two parallel hallways running onwards and backwards from the lift to the left and right. It is full of locked office doors. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Register Office here. > in You can't go that way. > enter register You can't, since the door to the Register Office is closed. > open it It's locked. > l 2nd floor A lobby with two parallel hallways running onwards and backwards from the lift to the left and right. It is full of locked office doors. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Register Office here. > x register An old wooden door from the 70s. On it, it reads 'Kirjaamo'. > read logbook A fresh logbook in good condition, with one entry: '7th of July 1917: Embark on a journey to conquer the Kingdom of Finland.' > l 2nd floor A lobby with two parallel hallways running onwards and backwards from the lift to the left and right. It is full of locked office doors. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Register Office here. > x register An old wooden door from the 70s. On it, it reads 'Kirjaamo'. > open it It's locked. > push it The door gives out a faint click. > *i don't understand [Comment recorded] > l 2nd floor A lobby with two parallel hallways running onwards and backwards from the lift to the left and right. It is full of locked office doors. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Register Office here. > open door Do you mean the door to the lift or the door to the Register Office? > in You can't go that way. > enter register You can't, since the door to the Register Office is closed. > open register You open the door to the Register Office. > in You can't go that way. > enter register Register Office Like any bare-bones office, it has a desk with a laptop computer and a scanner-printer combination. You can see a computer and a scanner here. > x computer An old laptop computer from the early 2000s. > x scanner A flatbed scanner with an open lid. > open lid Sorry, I don't understand what "lid" means. > x computer An old laptop computer from the early 2000s. > use computer That is not a verb I recognize. > type on computer That is not a verb I recognize. > search computer There is nothing on the computer. > l Register Office Like any bare-bones office, it has a desk with a laptop computer and a scanner-printer combination. You can see a computer and a scanner here. > x scanner A flatbed scanner with an open lid. > i You're carrying a box of tea, a logbook, an oil canister (which is empty), a cup (which contains a salmiak drop, a lemon drop and Earl Grey tea) and a rusty key. > print That is not a verb I recognize. > use scanner That is not a verb I recognize. > x printer Sorry, I don't understand what "printer" means. > x scanner A flatbed scanner with an open lid. > put logbook in scanner The scanner can't contain things. > scan logbook That is not a verb I recognize. > scan me That is not a verb I recognize. > scan That is not a verb I recognize. > x scan Sorry, I don't understand what "scan" means. > l Register Office Like any bare-bones office, it has a desk with a laptop computer and a scanner-printer combination. You can see a computer and a scanner here. > x computer An old laptop computer from the early 2000s. > type That is not a verb I recognize. > use computer That is not a verb I recognize. > turn on computer You switch the computer on. > l Register Office Like any bare-bones office, it has a desk with a laptop computer and a scanner-printer combination. You can see a computer and a scanner here. > turn on scanner The scanner doesn't turn on. > x computer An old laptop computer from the early 2000s. > use computer That is not a verb I recognize. > search computer There is nothing on the computer. > l Register Office Like any bare-bones office, it has a desk with a laptop computer and a scanner-printer combination. You can see a computer and a scanner here. > x display You can't see any such thing. > x monitor Sorry, I don't understand what "monitor" means. > l Register Office Like any bare-bones office, it has a desk with a laptop computer and a scanner-printer combination. You can see a computer and a scanner here. > x desk Sorry, I don't understand what "desk" means. > put key on scanner You put the rusty key on the scanner. > l Register Office Like any bare-bones office, it has a desk with a laptop computer and a scanner-printer combination. You can see a computer and a scanner (on which is a rusty key) here. > x computer An old laptop computer from the early 2000s. > put cup on computer You put the cup on the computer. > turn on scanner You switch the scanner on. > l Register Office Like any bare-bones office, it has a desk with a laptop computer and a scanner-printer combination. You can see a computer (hot) (on which is a cup (hot) (which contains a salmiak drop, a lemon drop and Earl Grey tea)) and a scanner (on which is a rusty key) here. > get key Taken. > get cup Taken. > l Register Office Like any bare-bones office, it has a desk with a laptop computer and a scanner-printer combination. You can see a computer (hot) and a scanner here. > out 2nd floor A lobby with two parallel hallways running onwards and backwards from the lift to the left and right. It is full of locked office doors. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Register Office here. > d 1st floor Main lobby. The whole building seems to honour 70s decoration style and brutalist architecture. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up and a door to the lift here. > d Basement A basement with dark-brown-painted concrete walls and ceiling, a floor covered with white tiles, and bright white tube lights. You can see a staircase up, a door to the lift, a left guard, a right guard, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > give cup to left The guard touches the cup, sniffs it, takes a sip, and gives it back. > give cup to right The guard touches the cup, sniffs it, takes a sip, and gives it back. > open shelter You can't open the door: the guards are in your way. > enter garage Garage A normal garage with a workbench, well-lit with tube lights. You can see a Sopwith Camel aeroplane (which is empty) and a puddle of oil here. > i You're carrying a cup (hot) (which contains a salmiak drop, a lemon drop and Earl Grey tea), a rusty key, a box of tea, a logbook and an oil canister (which is empty). > put cup on puddle You put the cup on the puddle of oil. A drop of oil falls into the cup. > get cup Taken. > put key on puddle You put the rusty key on the puddle of oil. > get key Taken. > i You're carrying a rusty key, a cup (which contains an oildrop, a salmiak drop, a lemon drop and Earl Grey tea), a box of tea, a logbook and an oil canister (which is empty). > out Basement A basement with dark-brown-painted concrete walls and ceiling, a floor covered with white tiles, and bright white tube lights. You can see a staircase up, a door to the lift, a left guard, a right guard, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > i You're carrying a rusty key, a cup (which contains an oildrop, a salmiak drop, a lemon drop and Earl Grey tea), a box of tea, a logbook and an oil canister (which is empty). > x cup A porcelain cup of tea, apparently left behind by a councillor. > give cup to left guard The guard touches the cup, but does not take it. > i You're carrying a rusty key, a cup (which contains an oildrop, a salmiak drop, a lemon drop and Earl Grey tea), a box of tea, a logbook and an oil canister (which is empty). > u 1st floor Main lobby. The whole building seems to honour 70s decoration style and brutalist architecture. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up and a door to the lift here. > u 2nd floor A lobby with two parallel hallways running onwards and backwards from the lift to the left and right. It is full of locked office doors. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Register Office here. > in You can't go that way. > enter register Register Office Like any bare-bones office, it has a desk with a laptop computer and a scanner-printer combination. You can see a computer (hot) and a scanner here. > put cup on compute Sorry, I don't understand what "compute" means. > put cup on computer You put the cup on the computer. > i You're carrying a rusty key, a box of tea, a logbook and an oil canister (which is empty). > l Register Office Like any bare-bones office, it has a desk with a laptop computer and a scanner-printer combination. You can see a computer (hot) (on which is a cup (hot) (which contains an oildrop, a salmiak drop, a lemon drop and Earl Grey tea)) and a scanner here. > get cup Taken. > d You can't go that way. > out 2nd floor A lobby with two parallel hallways running onwards and backwards from the lift to the left and right. It is full of locked office doors. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up, a door to the lift and a door to the Register Office here. > d 1st floor Main lobby. The whole building seems to honour 70s decoration style and brutalist architecture. You can see a staircase down, a staircase up and a door to the lift here. > d Basement A basement with dark-brown-painted concrete walls and ceiling, a floor covered with white tiles, and bright white tube lights. You can see a staircase up, a door to the lift, a left guard, a right guard, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > give cup to left guard The guard touches the cup, sniffs it, takes a sip, and gives it back. > give cup to right guard The guard touches the cup, sniffs it, takes a sip, and gives it back. > l Basement A basement with dark-brown-painted concrete walls and ceiling, a floor covered with white tiles, and bright white tube lights. You can see a staircase up, a door to the lift, a left guard, a right guard, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > enter shelter You can't, since the door to the shelter is closed. The guard storms off to the toilet. > z Nothing happens. The guard storms off to the toilet. > open shelter door 43 councillors storm out of the shelter to freedom and directly to the Council Chamber to start the meeting. After them, the King of Britain from World War I, George V, appears and starts babbling angrily! > kill king Violence isn't the answer to this one. > l Basement A basement with dark-brown-painted concrete walls and ceiling, a floor covered with white tiles, and bright white tube lights. You can see a King George V, a staircase up, a door to the lift, a door to the toilet, a door to the shelter and a door to the garage here. > get kign Sorry, I don't understand what "kign" means. > get king I don't suppose the King George V would care for that. The guard returns from the toilet. George sees that you are not listening.George looks around and advances to the Garage. The guards follow him. You hear the plane taking off. Crisis averted. *** You have won *** Would you like to RESTART, RESTORE or QUIT?