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deadpixel101 Still Around
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Write your name legibly:
Andrea Gardenia. I go by Andy.
Age:
Roughly 27, though I don't look it.
Home Address (or where you might often be found):
I can be found in the "Hearts and All Other Parts" prosthetic's shop in Four Stone's, near the salty shore.
Why are you filling out this application?
I know of secrets that I need to dig up, coupled with the need for a new living. Adventure calls me, and nowhere seems a better fit.
What do you know about the Tin Dragon Detective Agency?
I know your people are quite good at what they do, and that a long, long time ago, they were alchemists.
You're investigating the death of a young nobleman at his mansion. His wife tells you he had fallen down drunk after coming home from the pub. The butler tells you he'd never gone out, and simply dropped dead after his tea. The postman tells you he'd seen the young nobleman in an argument with a fairy earlier that day. What do you do next? Why? There is no wrong answer.
Find out if the Wife is in the need or want of the husband's wealth. They can afford a butler, and her story contrasts the other two most.
The officer's son you're sworn to protect and your mother are both hanging from a cliff. You have time to save one before they fall. Which do you save?
Well i'm not so fond of the living dead, so I would save the child in a heartbeat.
What is your favorite tea?
I think green tea? Yes. let's say green.
Please fold this application into an envelope and drop into your city's Tin Dragon tip box before midnight. You will receive our response within the week.
Andrea Gardenia. I go by Andy.
Age:
Roughly 27, though I don't look it.
Home Address (or where you might often be found):
I can be found in the "Hearts and All Other Parts" prosthetic's shop in Four Stone's, near the salty shore.
Why are you filling out this application?
I know of secrets that I need to dig up, coupled with the need for a new living. Adventure calls me, and nowhere seems a better fit.
What do you know about the Tin Dragon Detective Agency?
I know your people are quite good at what they do, and that a long, long time ago, they were alchemists.
You're investigating the death of a young nobleman at his mansion. His wife tells you he had fallen down drunk after coming home from the pub. The butler tells you he'd never gone out, and simply dropped dead after his tea. The postman tells you he'd seen the young nobleman in an argument with a fairy earlier that day. What do you do next? Why? There is no wrong answer.
Find out if the Wife is in the need or want of the husband's wealth. They can afford a butler, and her story contrasts the other two most.
The officer's son you're sworn to protect and your mother are both hanging from a cliff. You have time to save one before they fall. Which do you save?
Well i'm not so fond of the living dead, so I would save the child in a heartbeat.
What is your favorite tea?
I think green tea? Yes. let's say green.
Please fold this application into an envelope and drop into your city's Tin Dragon tip box before midnight. You will receive our response within the week.
KoL Knight of Lorelei
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Write your name legibly: Rhea Heimlich. Is that enough for you? I'm certain that I can add more if you feel that's too unbefitting.
Age: Hmm... isn't this a too personal thing to ask of people, especially ladies that come seeking membership? That said, I guess it won't harm to tell you I'm at least of legal age, fufufu~
Home Address (or where you might often be found): Have you ever heard the term stranger danger? Because I'm thinking this form is a bit too personal for a job application. Either way, you can usually find me in Comet-by-the-Sea, at a lovely book café called Cybele. Of my own ownership, nonetheless. Ara, this does not count as self advertisement, does it?
Why are you filling out this application? For fun. Is that an acceptable answer?
What do you know about the Tin Dragon Detective Agency? "Tin Dragon, in the old days, was an alchemists' guild known for its adventurous members and historic discoveries of new plants, minerals, and mythical creatures. Eventually they expanded their specialization into trailblazing and field research, until the archaic pursuit of alchemy was all but forgotten. Members today wear a tin badge etched with an ouroboros to honor the agency's origin." — Excerpt of the History of the Kingdoms.
You're investigating the death of a young nobleman at his mansion. His wife tells you he had fallen down drunk after coming home from the pub. The butler tells you he'd never gone out, and simply dropped dead after his tea. The postman tells you he'd seen the young nobleman in an argument with a fairy earlier that day. What do you do next? Why? There is no wrong answer.
Dissect the corpse, of course. If there's alcohol on his stomach, the wife is saying the truth. It it's tea, then the butler is right. Either way both are likely to contain the poison that came in postman's latest delivery. If you can find who sent it, the answer shall be obvious.
The officer's son you're sworn to protect and your mother are both hanging from a cliff. You have time to save one before they fall. Which do you save?
The kid. After all, his father would arrest me if I let it die, right?
What is your favorite tea?
I'm more of a coffee person, if you ask me. If you want to know about that, I like a freshly brewed steaming latte better than anything else.
Please fold this application into an envelope and drop into your city's Tin Dragon tip box before midnight. You will receive our response within the week.
Write your name legibly: Lian Mei
Age: 25
Home Address (or where you might often be found):
There is no specific address, but I am usually at a small lone camp at the edge of the forest near Four Stones. If not there, you may find me at the Four Stones docks. I help out as a carpenter for hire for docked ships.
Why are you filling out this application?
I do believe I have enough experience to pursue a job at the Tin Dragon Detective Agency. More than that, however, I am tired of a mundane life fixing ships. I wish for a change.
What do you know about the Tin Dragon Detective Agency?
I know that they solve mysteries there, research many different plants and creatures, and once was a well-known alchemist guild. One that my little friend Senlin will feel comfortable in.
You're investigating the death of a young nobleman at his mansion. His wife tells you he had fallen down drunk after coming home from the pub. The butler tells you he'd never gone out, and simply dropped dead after his tea. The postman tells you he'd seen the young nobleman in an argument with a fairy earlier that day. What do you do next? Why? There is no wrong answer.
Further investigate the wife and the fairy. The butler has no need to lie, as mentioning the nobleman died at home puts the butler under suspicion. The postman has no need to lie either... unless he is in cahoots with the wife. People cheat quite often. Perhaps the fairy was the nobleman's hidden love, and his wife found out.
The officer's son you're sworn to protect and your mother are both hanging from a cliff. You have time to save one before they fall. Which do you save?
Well, this would be difficult if I actually had a mother. As I don't, I would be saving the child.
I suppose this was meant as a hypothetical situation. In that case, I would probably still choose the child. From what I've been told, mothers are often self-sacrificing, and she would most probably wish for me to save the child.
What is your favorite tea?
Jasmine tea. It simply has a lovely aroma, a mild taste, and doesn't even need sweetening.
Please fold this application into an envelope and drop into your city's Tin Dragon tip box before midnight. You will receive our response within the week.
TheWendil The Wendil-Sama™ / ಠ_ಠ
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Write your name legibly: Alice Pines
Age: Now that’s a funny question. How old do you think I am?
Home Address (or where you might often be found): I like to think of myself living everywhere and nowhere at the same time. But you can usually find me at the Howl. Usually.
Why are you filling out this application?
I want a job. Is that so difficult to understand? You’ll find I’m what you’re looking for, regardless of what you think I can do. Heh.
What do you know about the Tin Dragon Detective Agency?
It’s a place for fun people like me. And you get paid for being fun like me. Who wouldn’t want to have fun at work?
You're investigating the death of a young nobleman at his mansion. His wife tells you he had fallen down drunk after coming home from the pub. The butler tells you he'd never gone out, and simply dropped dead after his tea. The postman tells you he'd seen the young nobleman in an argument with a fairy earlier that day. What do you do next? Why? There is no wrong answer.
I do whatever the application before mine did.
The officer's son you're sworn to protect and your mother are both hanging from a cliff. You have time to save one before they fall. Which do you save?
Whichever pays me more….just kidding! Maybe the kid. He’s got more to live for.
What is your favorite tea?
Anything with ginger~
Please fold this application into an envelope and drop into your city's Tin Dragon tip box before midnight. You will receive our response within the week.
DepressedSoviet A Sad Communist
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Write your name legibly: Johan Von Hochstadt
Age: 44
Home Address (or where you might often be found):Comet-by-the-Sea, Von Hochstadt Estate.
Why are you filling out this application?
As a well-renowned researcher, and sometimes hunter, of the abnormally nonhuman, I have ample skill and knowledge in the investigative arts, as well as an encyclopedic memory of the attributes and capabilities of nonhuman races and creatures with distinct contrast from humans and their closely-related species. As I'm at the cusp of old age, I'm not quite able to keep up my usual lifestyle, as it often sees me placed at the forefront of physical battles with creatures and beings. By joining the Tin Dragon, my expertise and skills could still be used for good, with the likelihood of physical altercations going down.
What do you know about the Tin Dragon Detective Agency?
At one time, the Tin Dragon was an Alchemist's Guild, well-known for their advances in field research and the subsequent alchemical discoveries. I keep several copies of the various public research within the library at my estate. Nowadays, the Tin Dragon is an investigative agency, often dealing in more supernatural cases.
You're investigating the death of a young nobleman at his mansion. His wife tells you he had fallen down drunk after coming home from the pub. The butler tells you he'd never gone out, and simply dropped dead after his tea. The postman tells you he'd seen the young nobleman in an argument with a fairy earlier that day. What do you do next? Why? There is no wrong answer.
Ask the postman if he could direct me to exactly where they were seen arguing, or at least as close to the spot as possible. Search that location for either the fairy or any piece of evidence that can help in tracking down the fairy, and once the fairy is located, question it for information.
The officer's son you're sworn to protect and your mother are both hanging from a cliff. You have time to save one before they fall. Which do you save?
The officer's son. My mother, were she still alive, would very likely agree that a child's life is more valuable than a grown woman's, not to mention the completion of a hired job from a respected military official.
What is your favorite tea?
A simple black tea, two sugar cubes, if brewed in-cup milk added afterwards, if brewed in a kettle, milk poured first.
Please fold this application into an envelope and drop into your city's Tin Dragon tip box before midnight. You will receive our response within the week.
Write Your Name Legibly: Jacky Vic
Age: 25
Home Address: At the end of a long alleyway.
Why are you filling out this application?: I wanted something more entertaining. The Tin Dragon Detective Agency seemed like it was a good fit. It seemed like being a member there would be a puzzling experience. Being confused for a while until I sort out the puzzle pieces would be good for me, even if I might feel dizzy at first.
What do you know of the Tin Dragon Detective Agency?:That they accept every race like a 'big happy fammmmmmmilllly'... As corny as that may sound. Also Tin dragon provides training to everyone including someone as annoying as I can be.
You're investigating the death of a young nobleman at his mansion. His wife tells you he had fallen down drunk after coming home from the pub. The butler tells you he'd never gone out, and simply dropped dead after his tea. The postman tells you he'd seen the young nobleman in an argument with a fairy earlier that day. What do you do next? Why? There is no wrong answer.
Answer: I check out the area of his death which be room in the mansion. Something there like blood on the floor or an object might tell me what he was doing in the room or how the hell he died in his own house. I'd treat all the people saying different things as all liars for the moment and ignore them until I finish looking over the mansion.
The officer's son you're sworn to protect and your mother are both hanging from a cliff. You have time to save one before they fall. Which do you save?
Answer: If I didn't save mom, I wouldn't ever be able to live with myself. What's a sworn to protect to someone who gave you life?
What is your favorite tea? Green Tea I love the taste.
Extra Note: Race: A were-fox
Please fold this application into an envelope and drop into your city's Tin Dragon tip box before midnight. You will receive our response within the week.
Age: 25
Home Address: At the end of a long alleyway.
Why are you filling out this application?: I wanted something more entertaining. The Tin Dragon Detective Agency seemed like it was a good fit. It seemed like being a member there would be a puzzling experience. Being confused for a while until I sort out the puzzle pieces would be good for me, even if I might feel dizzy at first.
What do you know of the Tin Dragon Detective Agency?:That they accept every race like a 'big happy fammmmmmmilllly'... As corny as that may sound. Also Tin dragon provides training to everyone including someone as annoying as I can be.
You're investigating the death of a young nobleman at his mansion. His wife tells you he had fallen down drunk after coming home from the pub. The butler tells you he'd never gone out, and simply dropped dead after his tea. The postman tells you he'd seen the young nobleman in an argument with a fairy earlier that day. What do you do next? Why? There is no wrong answer.
Answer: I check out the area of his death which be room in the mansion. Something there like blood on the floor or an object might tell me what he was doing in the room or how the hell he died in his own house. I'd treat all the people saying different things as all liars for the moment and ignore them until I finish looking over the mansion.
The officer's son you're sworn to protect and your mother are both hanging from a cliff. You have time to save one before they fall. Which do you save?
Answer: If I didn't save mom, I wouldn't ever be able to live with myself. What's a sworn to protect to someone who gave you life?
What is your favorite tea? Green Tea I love the taste.
Extra Note: Race: A were-fox
Please fold this application into an envelope and drop into your city's Tin Dragon tip box before midnight. You will receive our response within the week.
Ruthenselle (: ruthless-rueful :)
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Write your name legibly: Trilune Lewthwyne d'Arch. Pronounced Leh-ohw--thwine.
Age: Physically, twenty-three.
Home Address (or where you might often be found): Woondaly. One learns much from growing up in a trade center bustling with life. It is truly a pity that some take it for granted, whilst others envy or look down on it, and yet others know not of its existence. Curious, don't you think?
Why are you filling out this application? To acquire brand-new skills and hone those I already possess. Understanding more types of humans and species will be vital knowledge as well. Being in Woondaly, it is incredibly diverse and feels like I have been nearly everywhere; that is merely an illusion, however. Recent travellers here tell me the outside world is vastly different in its own way.
Also, I believe more minds dealing with investigations, the better your chances are, yes?
What do you know about the Tin Dragon Detective Agency? You were an alchemist's guild. You explored and studied the latest discovered plants, minerals, and mythical creatures. You probed into trailblazing and field research. You currently handle investigations. That said, I know what you let the crowd know. Organizations that are fairly successful with their job tend to be efficient in doing that. Your ranks have dropped a few members, though, I hear.
You're investigating the death of a young nobleman at his mansion. His wife tells you he had fallen down drunk after coming home from the pub. The butler tells you he'd never gone out, and simply dropped dead after his tea. The postman tells you he'd seen the young nobleman in an argument with a fairy earlier that day. What do you do next? Why? There is no wrong answer. All are suspicious. His wife may have something against him, his butler may be against him, and the postman may be against him, too, trying to throw me off. They could also not trust me and are "protecting" the nobleman's case.
I would first check out why he might have gone to the pub and if he visited regularly. Survey the bartenders and other people there that day whether they had seen him. His method of transportation is crucial. Check his vehicles and the surrounding/regular places he uses to refill/charge them with gas/electricity. Could the man have walked? If so, did anyone see him then? He may have used a friend's vehicle; for reasons similar to this, do not assume or trust easily.
As for his tea, I would examine it for poison. Do the same to his body. Poison. After all, he may have drunk a bit of both the same day.
Just track the fairy on the third suspect. Honestly, that does not seem to be very complicated. "Is the fairy even real?" should be a question answered with that information.
Another option is that they are linked. Example- the nobleman was driven to the pub after his argument with the fairy turned more heated instead of lightening up.
The officer's son you're sworn to protect and your mother are both hanging from a cliff. You have time to save one before they fall. Which do you save? The officer's son. My mother is a widow, she would be content to be released with her trusted, beloved soulmate and husband, my father. I know her very well; she'd be proud of my decision to stand by my oath.
What is your favorite tea? White tea with a squeeze of lemon or lime for added zest. Or organic green tea. They are extremely healthy and rich, in my opinion.
Please fold this application into an envelope and drop into your city's Tin Dragon tip box before midnight. You will receive our response within the week.
Ms Ravenwinter Purveyor of Internet Twattery
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Write your name legibly: Dr. Rose Branwen of the Wyverstone Academy of Health and Science
Age: Twenty-Nine
Home Address (or where you might often be found): I run a laboratory and apothecary at home in a middle-class district at Comet-by-the-Sea. I spend nearly all of my time there and you may feel free to stop by at close to any time as I get hardly enough sleep.
Why are you filling out this application?
I've needed a break from my work, despite its upmost importance to get into the field. And to get away from money collectors that are after me for my previous less than lucrative business venture. (How was I to know the ill side-effects when I was only given 2 test subjects and a month to observe them?)
What do you know about the Tin Dragon Detective Agency?
That the Agency used to at the forefront of scientific achievement, especially in the field of magical substances. Such research has led to the medical advancements of our now scientifically enlightened age. My mother, Ravenna Branwen, used to work at the Agency before she became the principle medical researcher of her generation. I aim to do the same, unlike the ambitionless academy dwellers.
You're investigating the death of a young nobleman at his mansion. His wife tells you he had fallen down drunk after coming home from the pub. The butler tells you he'd never gone out, and simply dropped dead after his tea. The postman tells you he'd seen the young nobleman in an argument with a fairy earlier that day. What do you do next? Why? There is no wrong answer.
Assuming I was allowed an assistant, I would privately question each living party, instructing the assistant to observe any nervousness or impatience from the remaining two in a separate room during each round of questioning. The butler would be asked if the nobleman was having an affair and if he noticed that the postman might've been under narcotic influence when he answered the door. The wife would be asked if the butler has ever stolen from the house and if her husband had ever consorted with magical creatures. The postman would be asked who sent for the package and if they commonly see magical intervention such as this.
Any party observed as irritable or afraid outside of questioning were likely lying and would be questioned again in front of the other two. The others would offer any conflicting information regarding the prosecuted's answers.
The officer's son you're sworn to protect and your mother are both hanging from a cliff. You have time to save one before they fall. Which do you save?
The answer should be obvious. The greatest doctor of our time is capable of saving far more lives in the future than a child destined for authoratative law enforcement. It's simple mathematics.
What is your favorite tea?
Night tea: an old and rarely used recipe, which I have of course perfected, that yields fantastic results. An unfortunate side effect of overconsumption is female infertility. It's not quite unfortunate in my case, I haven't the time for mothering. The quality of the tea is well worth the loss.
Please fold this application into an envelope and drop into your city's Tin Dragon tip box before midnight. You will receive our response within the week.
Age: Twenty-Nine
Home Address (or where you might often be found): I run a laboratory and apothecary at home in a middle-class district at Comet-by-the-Sea. I spend nearly all of my time there and you may feel free to stop by at close to any time as I get hardly enough sleep.
Why are you filling out this application?
I've needed a break from my work, despite its upmost importance to get into the field. And to get away from money collectors that are after me for my previous less than lucrative business venture. (How was I to know the ill side-effects when I was only given 2 test subjects and a month to observe them?)
What do you know about the Tin Dragon Detective Agency?
That the Agency used to at the forefront of scientific achievement, especially in the field of magical substances. Such research has led to the medical advancements of our now scientifically enlightened age. My mother, Ravenna Branwen, used to work at the Agency before she became the principle medical researcher of her generation. I aim to do the same, unlike the ambitionless academy dwellers.
You're investigating the death of a young nobleman at his mansion. His wife tells you he had fallen down drunk after coming home from the pub. The butler tells you he'd never gone out, and simply dropped dead after his tea. The postman tells you he'd seen the young nobleman in an argument with a fairy earlier that day. What do you do next? Why? There is no wrong answer.
Assuming I was allowed an assistant, I would privately question each living party, instructing the assistant to observe any nervousness or impatience from the remaining two in a separate room during each round of questioning. The butler would be asked if the nobleman was having an affair and if he noticed that the postman might've been under narcotic influence when he answered the door. The wife would be asked if the butler has ever stolen from the house and if her husband had ever consorted with magical creatures. The postman would be asked who sent for the package and if they commonly see magical intervention such as this.
Any party observed as irritable or afraid outside of questioning were likely lying and would be questioned again in front of the other two. The others would offer any conflicting information regarding the prosecuted's answers.
The officer's son you're sworn to protect and your mother are both hanging from a cliff. You have time to save one before they fall. Which do you save?
The answer should be obvious. The greatest doctor of our time is capable of saving far more lives in the future than a child destined for authoratative law enforcement. It's simple mathematics.
What is your favorite tea?
Night tea: an old and rarely used recipe, which I have of course perfected, that yields fantastic results. An unfortunate side effect of overconsumption is female infertility. It's not quite unfortunate in my case, I haven't the time for mothering. The quality of the tea is well worth the loss.
Please fold this application into an envelope and drop into your city's Tin Dragon tip box before midnight. You will receive our response within the week.
Mimik If I am you, / then who are we?
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Write your name legibly: Jena Jeana Jenna Longmworthy Jenna Longworthy
Age: 23? yes 23. Definitely 24.
Home Address (or where you might often be found): I have a small cottage on the lake west of Pigin's Tower. Please don't leave any mail inside. I don't think I have a key anymore.
Why are you filling out this application? I feel like my skills can be best used here. I'm quick witted and good on my feet; and filled with determination to never let a job go unfinished.
What do you know about the Tin Dragon Detective Agency? You're a group of librarians and mercenaries, right? Always on the road. Doing good and gathering worldly knowledge?
You're investigating the death of a young nobleman at his mansion. His wife tells you he had fallen down drunk after coming home from the pub. The butler tells you he'd never gone out, and simply dropped dead after his tea. The postman tells you he'd seen the young nobleman in an argument with a fairy earlier that day. What do you do next? Why? There is no wrong answer. If the butler says he never gone out, then wouldn't that mean the postman couldn't have seen him? I'd definitely keep the butler at the top of my suspicions, but first I'd visit the pub to see if I couldn't get any confirmation from the barkeep if the nobleman was there or not. If he was, then the butler was definitely lying.
The officer's son you're sworn to protect and your mother are both hanging from a cliff. You have time to save one before they fall. Which do you save? I... I can't answer that question. Sorry.
What is your favorite tea? Um.... Vanilla, I guess.
Please fold this application into an envelope and drop into your city's Tin Dragon tip box before midnight. You will receive our response within the week.
NorthernGR Schrodinger's Roleplayer
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The handwriting is on par with a five year old, letters are mangled and zigzag left and right, there are lines of black where letters, words, and even a few sentences were crossed out and rewritten, and there are blotches of a faintly alcoholic hue and smell stained on the parchment..
Write your name legibly: Sorry I don't know what languag legibily is. But people call me Uwen.
Miss Crimsby says legibily means to write it pretty. So I will write my name pretty this time. Uwen
Age: I forget. At least ten, not bigger than a 100 tens.
Miss Crumsby says I should tell you that I'm a Ogre, so I don't scare you. Cus I'm big.
Home Address (or where you might often be found): Miss Crumsby lets me sleep in the stable near her inn. Miss Crumsby said I should tell you her inn is in Timber Moren. She said some people don't know where her inn is. I don't believe her. She makes good soup.
Why are you filling out this application? My friends say I'm a very perseptiv person. Which means I'm good at noticin things. Like that time I saw that guy had cards in his sleeve when nobody else did. Or that time I smelled weird stuff in those bottle tonic thingys that bearded man was selling and remembered it smelled like mud. Or that time I figured out where Miss Crumbsy's husband went every night and she told me not talk about it no more.
Miss Crumsby said you probably get the point. She also told me I should say I also like doing good things.
I like doing good things.
What do you know about the Tin Dragon Detective Agency?
My friends say you guys are really, really smart. Like me. They said you figured out who killed a seed, and caught a laughing bird doing some bad stuff. And they said you like doing good things. And I like doing good things. So I want to do good things with you.
You're investigating the death of a young nobleman at his mansion. His wife tells you he had fallen down drunk after coming home from the pub. The butler tells you he'd never gone out, and simply dropped dead after his tea. The postman tells you he'd seen the young nobleman in an argument with a fairy earlier that day. What do you do next? Why? There is no wrong answer.
I see if the man is just taking a nap. If he is I wake him up. If he isn't I drink his tea. People say my body tolrayts poison and bad stuff better than humans and stuff. So if the tea has bad stuff in it I'll taste it. If it doesn't have bad stuff I'll look at the wife's and buttler's faces until I know who is fibbing.
The officer's son you're sworn to protect and your mother are both hanging from a cliff. You have time to save one before they fall. Which do you save?
My momma is alive? I save her!
Miss Crimsby said that this question was make believe. So I make believe that I know magic like in those make believe books, and I save them both. yay!
What is your favorite tea?
Miss Crimsby makes a very tasty minty tea. It tickles my throat and I like it. I like Miss Crimsby.
Miss Crimsby said I’m making her blush.
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The letter is crudely crumpled and shoved into a bent up envelope.
Sketcher The Sketchful
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2 yrs ago
Write your name legibly:
Albert Steven Calvin
Age:
19
Home Address (or where you might often be found):
18 Watchmaker Street, Comet-by-the-Sea
Why are you filling out this application?
I heard the TDDA was looking for new help, and I couldn't risk missing this chance to apply. What better learning experience is there for a fellow brain tickler than working at the Tin Dragon?
What do you know about the Tin Dragon Detective Agency?
I know it's a place for puzzle-solvers.
You're investigating the death of a young nobleman at his mansion. His wife tells you he had fallen down drunk after coming home from the pub. The butler tells you he'd never gone out, and simply dropped dead after his tea. The postman tells you he'd seen the young nobleman in an argument with a fairy earlier that day. What do you do next? Why? There is no wrong answer.
It would be most important to clear up the confusion at home. Since their account of even the moment of death is different, in all likelihood, one is lying. If we find out that the liar is lying in out of nefarious reasons, I would write off the argument with the fairy as a red herring. However it's always possible that someone's lying for a stupid reason like covering some small mistake, since some people might not care if some murderer is caught or not. The best way to go about doing this would be to look at the place where the nobleman died and look at his position and any items near him (such as the supposedly broken tea glass and what would be left of the tea in it).
If that turns out to be a dead end, the second path would be to go to the pub that the wife says he went. There I'd ask the bartender what he drank and ate and if he was with anyone. If he was with anyone, go after that lead and if otherwise, retrace his steps going home. If what killed him wasn't ingested (assuming the body is clean of any cuts or puncture marks) at home or at the pub, that only leaves the road.
The officer's son you're sworn to protect and your mother are both hanging from a cliff. You have time to save one before they fall. Which do you save?
The son.
What is your favorite tea?
Sage Tea -- No sugar
Please fold this application into an envelope and drop into your city's Tin Dragon tip box before midnight. You will receive our response within the week.
Dealdric Essence of Purgatory
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5 yrs ago
Write your name legibly: Aquarious the Observer
Age: 2384
Home Address (or where you might often be found):
Sea-cave mine by Comet-By-The-Sea
Why are you filling out this application?
You humans have interested me quite a bit, and espescially those who have simular activites to mine. So, I wish to learn more from the scholars and even learn more social skills among humanoids, and learn some more alechemical tricks and tips from old books. Also to have some entertainment since there hasn't been a war in forever.
What do you know about the Tin Dragon Detective Agency?
Well, for one, it put the human name of my species in the title, it is full of scholars and adventurers, and you smell like wolves
You're investigating the death of a young nobleman at his mansion. His wife tells you he had fallen down drunk after coming home from the pub. The butler tells you he'd never gone out, and simply dropped dead after his tea. The postman tells you he'd seen the young nobleman in an argument with a fairy earlier that day. What do you do next? Why? There is no wrong answer.
Eat the fairy, take both the woman and the butler and lock them in a room with me till they crack. Then turn the culprite over to the respective authorities.
The officer's son you're sworn to protect and your mother are both hanging from a cliff. You have time to save one before they fall. Which do you save?
The officer's son because I'm bound to get something in return, and my mother is already dead.
What is your favorite tea?
Sweet black tea with blueberry juice in it.
Please fold this application into an envelope and drop into your city's Tin Dragon tip box before midnight. You will receive our response within the week
Age: 2384
Home Address (or where you might often be found):
Sea-cave mine by Comet-By-The-Sea
Why are you filling out this application?
You humans have interested me quite a bit, and espescially those who have simular activites to mine. So, I wish to learn more from the scholars and even learn more social skills among humanoids, and learn some more alechemical tricks and tips from old books. Also to have some entertainment since there hasn't been a war in forever.
What do you know about the Tin Dragon Detective Agency?
Well, for one, it put the human name of my species in the title, it is full of scholars and adventurers, and you smell like wolves
You're investigating the death of a young nobleman at his mansion. His wife tells you he had fallen down drunk after coming home from the pub. The butler tells you he'd never gone out, and simply dropped dead after his tea. The postman tells you he'd seen the young nobleman in an argument with a fairy earlier that day. What do you do next? Why? There is no wrong answer.
Eat the fairy, take both the woman and the butler and lock them in a room with me till they crack. Then turn the culprite over to the respective authorities.
The officer's son you're sworn to protect and your mother are both hanging from a cliff. You have time to save one before they fall. Which do you save?
The officer's son because I'm bound to get something in return, and my mother is already dead.
What is your favorite tea?
Sweet black tea with blueberry juice in it.
Please fold this application into an envelope and drop into your city's Tin Dragon tip box before midnight. You will receive our response within the week
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