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Category: The Clone Did It

In this comic fiefdom, the panels and mystery are followed and seen as a fly on the wall from the report tries to do the same. Jenny Homes is the connection to this fiefdom’s ongoing events.

The Clone Did It — Fiefdom Rope: The Ring Under the Boards (Part 1)

The Clone Did It — Fiefdom Rope: The Ring Under the Boards (Part 1)

1^st Piece of puzzlement-The Clone Did it: The ring under the boards. Part 1

Brian Zain: The random radio show has a warm room. Cause cold is blocked by the walls. So, welcome to the misplaced plots that got lost by others, where do these days decide to go. Jenny is in the studio, and in the last month, there has been a bit of confusion about the reported work.

Jenny Homes: It was a report of the hotel uncovered while on task with the coverage of the mayor’s race in Watergate, The Plume Hotel chain. While there as a guest, the misconduct of the crew was noticed, and the corporation behind the hotel chain quickly changed the entire staff for using chemicals outside of the approved chemicals. It was found that the owner was skimming off the books with the cheaper cleaning products. According to the statement released by the company, the manager was making at least 2000 M a month from the misappropriation of funds. The trial process is still in waiting as the court system for Watergate seems to be running slowly.

Brian Zain: Now there is a reason for a vacation. Trying to find the hotel chain to catch a story of a different hotel. And the sit keep warm by Jenny going back to daily work.

Jenny Homes: That would be a welcome change, truthfully, the routine being known and the paths to be traveled are varied.

Brian Zain: Feeling exposed on travel, or is there another reason for the comment there?

Jenny Homes: A feeling can grow from the unknown space. where the mind still needs to fill the blanks of the place. It is why hotel rooms have a basic feel. It is allowing the mind to ease, not process a lot of noise.

Brian Zain: Good to know. When the trip is taken to Watergate, but for now, these few songs are taking over, and the next topic for the show will be decided while the listeners are away.

Jenny Homes: Welcome back after the hits. There was enough time to decide that the topic of the travels should be, stay on for the show. Now there was an interview done. Mister Zain of DNA structures. The head of the “Ancient Tree” company, Bill Fields. What was the interview’s deeper conversation?

Brian Zain: Yes, and the suggestion was thrown out there to go down and interview Ron Jareas. A member of the “4 Helix Science.” After the mention of Fred Banks being seen at club MJ with the now mayor, Franklin S. Lump of Watergate.

Jenny Homes: Right, it was asked to be done, wasn’t it? Never got the chance to make it happen, actually.

Brian Zain: Well, the inspector job was taken up for hotels.

Jenny Homes: Haha. Right, right. That was the hat that fitted the work. At least in the right way.

Boss: Well, glad the two can be so chummy on the radio show now. But it sounds like there’s a set choice being made by the two for how So”Em media runs. It might have been forgotten that the only person wearing that hat is in this office with the name on the door. Since the travels are sought, the missed report from “Ancient Tree” will be unmissed.

Brian Zain: Right. Then the fun poking, no switch thrown, thinking of the banter can be done.

Boss: The vacation request is denied. The show is more important.

Brian Zain: Wow! It’s understood that the harsh routine is getting old and quickly right!

Boss: Not going to justify the comment on the routine or the ageism talk being pushed. As the two play fast and loose on the radio to make the choice, like when the DNA kit was done. on “The Wording” instead of the random radio.

Jenny Homes: So, the fight is wanted and getting mad at being struck when asked to be hit. It’s how the fight works. Find the weak point and attack it. Wishing for the fight to be one-sided turns it into bullying, not a fight.

Boss: The tactfulness to see both sides of the dimes is a good thing. So, head to Watergate. The reports are for the JIA Tonic court system. Along with the interview of the 4HS group member. So, contacting Ron Jareas from “Ancient Tree.”

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Rose Wool: There is a single opening at the Archean. It needs to be filled, Commander Wald. The thinking is to use the chief placed with PinecODE. Though it’s an odd request for the posting, yes, it does seem to be the best choice.

Commander Dale Wald: Makes sense for it to be done. The choice was an option here, but no openings were available to fill. What of Pinecode then?

Rose Wool: Well, of course, the posting is going to be offered to the chief, but in the last request to fill the posting, the answer was a passing wind. Need no guide in life, which is a direct quote. And the judges of the JIA decided it to be Richard Avant.

Dale Wald: Well, that sounds like the good chief’s words.

Rose Wool: Thanks for the time. The offer will be made.

Dale Wald: Welcome for the time. Here is the current state of the snatcher case.

Rose Wool: Need to talk with Avant!

Yes Commander?

Rose Wool: Find Avant and PinecODE. Now!

Commander, there on a call for a noise complaint at the mayor’s mansion.

Rose Wool: Fine, ensure it’s the correct address. That the two were given.

Sorry, what does that mean?

Rose Wool: The address was changed by the new Mayor. It’s now the estate of Lump.

Right! If that was unknown to the desk, then the two chiefs should not know, since there is a restriction in the duties of the chiefs.

Rose Wool: Inferring the knowledge that is had is not a good scaling method for any rank BIA agent to have.

Right, Commander. Sorry for the assumption in the conversation.

Rose Wool: Make the call to check then.

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Richard Avant: There is a call from the master of fields coming through.

Joe Pinecode: Hold it. Going to knock and start the call.

Richard Avant: Hello, Avant.

Joe Pinecode: Hi there, Lady Lump. Sorry to disrupt the night, but there was a noise complaint for the mayor’s mansion.

Alice Lump: That is odd. Sorry…

Name is Joe PinEcode. The information passed along from the desk may have been misgiven. The mayor’s mansion has been moved, and the old paths of the mind may be to blame. The next step is to ask the field desk if the information was wrong. After this, going to the orphanage that is still being made at the mayor’s mansion.

Alice Lump: Thanks for that information, PINecode.

Joe Pinecode: Goodnight.

Richard Avant: Form the colloquy at the door and the phone call. Guessing, the desk didn’t double-check the information to ensure the correct address was used.

Joe Pinecode: That is safe thinking. Sadly, the address was inferred by both sides.

Alice Lump: And this is?

Richard Avant, sorry, was taking a phone call before walking up to the door. Is that painting going to be sold?

Alice Lump: Odd. But yes, it will be. Why the questioning of that?

Richard Avant: Well, the painting is a depiction of Captain Rosa Delamor. This captain was a part of the rope that is known for the fall of the country Tandelium. There were seven or more battles between the captains Nassau and Delamor. The two are reasons for Smoke Island being blockaded as usable land.

Alice Lump: So, this painting has history to the person, not the painting?

Richard Avant: Right, but the history is free. One only needs to place time into books. The painting, on the other hand, is not. There are maybe only five paintings in total of Captain Delamor and three of Captain Nassau.

Alice Lump: Is the other one known?

Richard Avant: Vantenso most likely.

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Hope Lump: Why is the BIA at the estate?

Alice Lump: The wrong address was given to the chiefs. Head back up, and the videos can be restated after a call is made.

Hope Lump: Okay.

Richard/Joe: Sorry, eat up the family time, goodnight.

Alice Lump: At least the advice on the painting was well worth the loss. Good evening. There will be two agents from the BIA on the way to the orphanage. What is going on there?

Mikel Huntsman: Well, there were screaming orphans in the hallway. And the noise was quite disarming for anyone not getting any answers to why.

Alice Lump: That answer would be what?

Mikel Huntsman: Sorry for the pause in the wording. Three orphans were walking the hallway in the dark. This was after the lights were out and sleep time had started for the night. Sneaking from the beds with a hushed voice. According to the three, a noise was being searched for. When the three saw lights flickering and the shadows.

The lights started to play tricks. The shadows started to move about the hallway. This allowed the minds of the three to play, with the fear ever growing. It’s the scariest in their minds, and the fear of the three being shared. The three allowed the amplified fear to consume the minds of all three orphans. Till the need to howl and weal was the only option left for the three, tearing down a hallway and causing the rest of the orphanage to awaken and join in on the screaming. That was the reason for the complaint. The three are being calmed down before going back to bed. Questioned by the others here to help, and the rest of the orphans have been placed back to bed.

Alice Lump: Convey that exact message to the BIA agents on the way there, then. Make sure to get “the sorry for the inconvenience cards” from the offices.

Mikel Huntsman: Yes, Lady Lump. So, Angie, what is the reason?

Angie Huntsman: According to the youth, a beast was chasing the three down the hall.

Mikel Huntsman: Great, what an answer. The BIA is on the way want to talk? Where was the noise coming from?

Angie Huntsman: According to the three. The first said the hallway. The second said the front door. The third believes it to be the great room.

Mikel Huntsman: Well, time to convey all that to the agents then. Helping?

Angie Huntsman: Nope, head-butted the one, and the other looks to be the same rank. Both are chiefs.

Mikel Huntsman: OH, the reason for being an orphan sitter is here, great.

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KNOCK-KNOCK

Mikel Huntsman: Hi there, informed by Lady Lump of the reason for being here. So, as told to do. The line goes.

Richard Avant: The line is that three kids left their rooms and got scared by the lights, and the new place was not well-known. Is the sound reason for fear?

Joe Pinecode: Alright! Can the three kids be talked to? As the reason is sound. The need to know more is needed.

Angie Huntsman: (walking away) Pushy Chief!

Joe Pinecode: Right there goes. Hmm…

Richard Avant: All the words can be saved for later. Are the kids still awaking?

Mikel Huntsman: Angie is actually way more accepting of kids than adults.

Richard Avant: The sister, right?

Mikel Huntsman: So, the night at the club is remembered by at least one.

Joe Pinecode: Well, must have been bumped out by something else.

Mikel Huntsman: That wouldn’t allow even scales, right?

Joe Pinecode: Right.

Richard Avant: After the string of the hallway and screaming orphans, will the nightly noise be kept down?

Mikel Huntsman: Yes. Thanks for the visit, Chiefs. The orphans have been returned to bed, and the lights are being double-checked, and the night should be quiet.

Joe Pinecode: Night.

Richard Avant: Allowing the emotion to guide at the end of the call. Why?

Joe Pincode: Not sure something took over.

Richard Avant: Why is it that the bloodline of the Huntsman has such an effect?

Joe Pincode: What? That was not a Huntsman.

Richard Avant: That was Mikel Huntsman, son of Ted Huntsman, who was at the door.

Joe Pinecode: Going to be a long night.

6^th Piece of puzzlement-The Clone Did it: The ring under the boards. Part 1

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June 4, 2026
The Clone Did It: The ring under the boards. Part 2

The rings under the boards:

Fast and loose commentary

Empiric: Nice of Mister Zain to hold the feet of Boss to the fire for the meeting yesterday.

Jenny Homes: Right. Right. Well, with the bag packed up. Off to the Plume Hotel chain.

Empiric: How much credit was extended for the uncovered activity of the manager?

Jenny Homes: That was negotiated to a writing agreement. Where the cost of rooms is fifty percent off for life.

Empiric: Nice choice. Got the request for an interview with Ron Jareas, and it’s a coupon being used already for the Plume hotel with the odd place logo.

Jenny Homes: Then it’s off to Watergate. Before going, how are the feet being held?

Empiric: Listen to the show.

Brian Zain: Welcome to the Random Radio and the show today. The idiom of fast and loose is ringing in the head as the topic of the day. If it’s not known to or by the listeners, this idiom is for having a reckless, dishonest, or irresponsible manner. It can be applied in that way or in other ways. The rules for the usage of the saying. Can be bent or manipulated. It was a gambling game. With Jenny here yesterday, the colloquy had gotten a little out of hand, and the term could be applied. So, to start the show. With that idiom in terms of the personnel conduct point. Where the commitment can be seen as discarded thinking because of the words said. But first a song.

Ron Jareas: Good morning, can that be switched off while the requests of the day are made for the history lesson to be provided?

Bill Field: Okay, the lessons for the day are the following. Alice Lump is requesting the history of the mayor’s mansion and the family estate to be done.

Ron Jareas: That is going to be fun. The family estate will be more of an interesting case to dive into.

Bill Field: Well, get onto the case, then when does the reporter show up?

Ron Jareas: Tomorrow.

Bill Field: Okay.

1^st puzzlement piece- The Clone Did It: The ring under the boards. Part 2

Brian Zain: Fast and loose before the break, and coming back from the break, could focus on the idiom more, but the lesson was given. The teacher’s hat is placed to the side. What is going to be next for the randomness of the day? One thing is for sure. The bills need to be paid.

Hope Lump: While the ads are on. Can a question of the show be posed? As to the need for the teacher’s hat, which was pushed to the side.

Alice Lump: Since the idiom was tied to personal conduct. The thinking is that the conversation with Jenny was a bit too much for the boss to handle.

Hope Lump: Why, there’s no setup for anything?

Robert Lump: There was a vacation being pushed for Mister Zain. At least in the wording said.

Alice Lump: Now at the orphanage. Today will be a full day with the BIA, which stopped at the house and here. Be kind. If there are any wants. Try to balance the request to be made on the facts. The mind is full, and outside requests will be aggravations.

Robert Lump: Going to be in the library on the third-floor reading. History is abundant there.

Hope Lump: Was going to ask Angie about getting a coffee.

Alice Lump: Okay, Thanks for the knowledge being passed.

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Robert Lump: Why head up the stairs if the want is to go for coffee with Angie?

Hope Lump: Because Casey is up here, and the company is always enjoyable.

Robert Lump: Good, then there will be three fewer voices in the house to fight blocking for the reading to be captivating.

Hope Lump: That’s proof in the words of the meanness from the brother.

Robert Lump: If that was. The format taken of the words, then yes. Thought the attention was a simple truth.

Hope Lump: Casey. Hi, I was going to head back down and ask if Angie could and wouldn’t mind company for a coffee trip.

Casey: Sure. Didn’t hear the news yet?

Hope Lump: Well, there’s a reason for the coffee trip.

Casey: Robert will find out since Mike was part of the commotion last night.

Hope Lump: Was that the reason for the agents?

Robert Lump: Guess there’s a string to tell, then, Mike, from the chatter about the place.

Mike: Yes, that can be said for the most part. Off to the library?

Robert Lump: Yeah.

Mike: Well then, ready for the string to be read. What of it being heard?

Robert Lump: Guessing the BIA being here does warrant the reason to hear it out.

Mike: That is known! Well, the son gets a briefing before coming to the lower estate of the Lump family.

Robert Lump: Not quite that way. The change of address confused either the desk or the patrolling agents. As the first stop was the mayor’s mansion, the second was the orphanage.

Cassy/Hope Lump: Angie, would it be okay to go for coffee?

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Mikel Huntsmen: Hey! Talking to Lady Lump Be a bit for Angie to help.

Robert Lump: So, what is the whole line of the night here? The agents were coy about the wording, saying it was a noise complaint only.

Mike: A sound was coming from the downstairs grand room. The way it sounds when too many are on the floor at once. That arching, creaking sound it makes. So, the bravest three got out of bed after lights out to see what was going on in the room. Being one amongst the three, the sight was nothing. Well, to say it couldn’t be seen in the dark or that there was nothing there, but the floorboards were arching with weight. Even though nothing was there to be seen. If asking the other two don’t know what would be said.

Mikel Huntsman: Mike! Mike!

Mike: The bell of the name is rung. Guess the line can wait. Hopefully, the start is enough of a hook.

Robert Lump: About the level of a comic.

Angie Huntsman: Be able to relieve the two from the weight of the day with the coffee trip.

Alice Lump: Fine. That is a helping hand there, thanks. Can Mikel keep the three in line?

Angie Huntsman: Of course. Had three kept for the agents last night.

Alice Lump: Be safe on the walk to the coffee shop. Here is the quick card.

Angie Thanks.

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Alice Lump: Was Robert in the library?

Mikel Huntsman: Yeah, by now, but when last seen was listening to a line of last night from Mike. But will place the other two in a room with a radio on to keep all quiet.

Mike: Why is it the troublemaker of the two siblings? Is allowed to be off and away for coffee while the other is trapped inside.

Mikel Huntsman: The bravest three need a firmer hand than Angie.

Mike: Isn’t Angie the meaner one?

Mikel Huntsman: Not thinking before speaking today?

Mike: HUH! That is. Right, so the nice one for now, trouble later.

Mikel Huntsman: There is the mind catching up. Was starting to think it was a snail court system work.

Brian Zain: The lawyers are meeting in the courtroom, and the colloquies to be had are about the school boards changing. At least that is the hearing for the court system of Watergate. Here in the Tonic Lametonic, nothing is going on. SO go over to Legatonic to find a case of something since the court system there has been running slowly, according to reports, and the process that can be seen.

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Robert Lump: It’s a wonder that the library has a radio in it. Would think it would be a distraction from reading. Now, last night, the agents at the house talked of the framed pictures as obscure artworks. Vantenso and Delamor were the given names. Here is a card for it and the place.

Starting with the good Captain Delamor. Sorry, Rosa Sibasa Delamor, a known sea captain from the country of Tandelium. The flag flown by the captain was known as the Murderess of Crows.

A wordplay on the seas, named after being the Violet, Culminates, Caledonian, Hooded, Carrion, Editha, and Water-billed, known species of crow. Given the sea names, a pass at this point, as the focus is on the sailor upon those same seas. The name sailor should not be applied to a pirate captain. At least that is the debate of the common voyagers of the sea. In the history of the good Captain Delamor, it’s a fitting term.

The career at sea started in Ecuans as a deckhand of the navy and rose through the ranks of the naval system to a fleet admiral by the eighth year of service. It was three battles that led to the fast advancement of the sailor. In the eyes of Delamor, the fights would be seen as well-placed, leading to the death of most on the ship and the quick advancement in the rules for the youthful sailor reaching a commanding post. According to records, the first time a new captain from Tandelium met Jothi Nassau was. The two would be locked in a sea war for the next seven years.

The battle ended on Smoke Island. The historians point to this moment in time where the Murderess of Crows was born. Taking command of the fleet by Jothi Nassau convinced the captain to join forces and sail the seas as the right-hand of the naval program being built by the Pirate. After the combined forces of the two, a second pirate captain, Vantenso, and fleet would join the two. The three forces would wage a war for the country of Tandelium. Where the pass life Nassau would catch up in the form of an army’s aid from the country of Dales.

While the family was surrendering to the war. The two brothers walked away from the battle at the high seat. Robert of Dales remained on the throne of Dales, and Jothi Nassau took control of Tandelium. While the navy was taken under the wing of Admiral Rosa Sibasa Delamor, no longer a captain. A war-torn country is the life Tandelium would live under the rule of Nassau. The years of war would wear Delamor thin, and retirement was taking away from the country where the life and times disappear.

Assuming a new name till ten years passed, where the Vantenso family would turn a stone over that reveals the once battle-worn admiral. And the return to a commissioned captain for Ecuans, even if it were to train new officers of the naval forces.

6^th puzzlement piece- The Clone Did It: The ring under the boards. Part 2

The quibbles of the scribbles: The ring under the boards. Part 2

Empiric: The fiefdom of one for the clone did it. Watch for a mid-week post for the first part. The cut does leave the question of why the agents are at the house. And a questioning of the fast and loose commentary by Brian Zain for random radio.

Bessie: Also, the connection back to the history that is being read. It sounds like the Wise Man book read by Richard Avant, or is similar.

Dusty: Not sure if commentary is helpful in the box here. but helps the word count this time, but the yarns of the past are being twisted and untwisted in the context of the reading for the clone did it fiefdom fans.

Bard: Well, then let the answer be that and the week is done. To the readers, thanks for the time and read of the work.

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July 2, 2026
The clone did it: Missing people explained amongst friends

The rings under the board, part 3

1^st Piece of puzzlement for The Clone Did It: The rings under the board part 3

Jenny Homes: Richard. Hi there, how has the new place been?

Richard Avant: Wow! Good. Been a Junto since last seeing. In vlogging, the question does rise is the Random set is soon to be taking over?

Jenny Homes: Wow, which would be the wanted path for some? Thanks for the views. So, when is this assignment to end?

Richard Avant: That would be hard to say. The posting that was left open by Amila Leap needs to be filled. The commanders seem to have chosen Pinecode, which says there is no need. So, the opportunity falls at the feet.

Jenny Homes: Isn’t it the judges that make that choice?

Richard Avant a Micro view that is confusion for those not in the same view.

Jenny Homes: That is a surprise. So, the investigation of the snatching of the bridge turned out well, and with that information in mind.

Richard Avant: Yes. The three eyewitness accounts of the scene were nearly the same in information. It was the horse head detail that caught the eye. In two of three detailed accounts, it was mentioned. The third said the head of the snatcher was oddly shaped. It could be obscured by the viewpoint of the eyewitness.

Jenny Homes: Okay, were any of the missing seen since being taken?

Richard Avant: One has surfaced, the first one that disappeared at the docks.

Jenny Homes: How is the mother, Emily? The family didn’t seem grief-stricken when interviewed.

Richard Avant: A fact kept out of the report for the public. No Answer could really be given in truth. Commander Wald told of a person wrecked with emotion. Since being found, a cell with padding has been home. Emily will not talk. Just a routine of wake walk in place, eating, and then standing watching the window and the passing clouds.

Jenny Homes: Sounds like a hamster kind of being.

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Hope Lump: Hi there, Jenny Homes, right?

Jenny Homes: Yes, that is right.

Hope Lump: Thanks for doing the show “The Wording.” It has been a connection for the family to talk over. Along with the Random Radio show.

Jenny Homes: Awesome, thanks for the support of the shows.

Hope Lump: Bye now, sorry to interrupt.

Jenny Homes: That’s Alright, Bye.

Richard Avant: Getting a little too famous for a cup of coffee.

Jenny Homes: A good and bad thing. The why and the push for the desk are starting to be understood by Boss.

Richard Avant: Not always a bad thing, the boss’s push at times. But that is the only update of the Baby Lake case. Sorry that it is not more.

Jenny Homes: Will update the article line on the show, and the same discretion will be applied for the public not to see too much.

Richard Avant: Thanks for that. What of the random radio show.

Jenny Homes: A beast that is becoming something else.

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Angie Huntsman: Why is there a want for coffee, Hope?

Casey: Is it because the two houses are so similar?

Hope Lump: Really, why is it hard to believe that the estate house is nearly the same as the Mayor’s mansion when the builder was the same person?

Angie Huntsman: The architect, not the builder.

Casey: Is there really a difference between the two?

Angie Huntsman: There are crossovers, but mainly the two are looking at the job massively differently.

Hope Lump: Let the grand room be the building of the thinking, a builder just getting started in the house, and the sneering of the machines awaking is annoying. Hence the want to go for coffee. Mom only lets this request be filled as the teen is walking with the younger two, even if at the start of the age.

Angie Huntsman: Insightful there, but the two being rebuilt are the reason the line of both being the same is hard to believe. Like, why is the grand room being restricted in the other house?

Hope Lump: For the orphanage, it’s the need for the beds, while the estate is the weight of the crowds, the floorboards are too loose according to building codes. Soon, when at the Estate, the noise was avoided there, still in life, as the same thing was going on at the orphanage. The architect designed an almost the same layout. The main difference between the two is the front door placement. At the estate, the door that is considered the porch is the front, and the front is covered by a walkway from the garage of the estate unlike the orphanage’s set up.

Alice Huntsman: How many buildings are on the estate vs the orphanage?

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Hope Lump: The mansion, sorry manor, the family took over is a part of the estate of the family lump. As there are four or five buildings on the grounds. Which is trying to be proposed as a wedding business by mom to grandmom. But that can only happen after the family is done using the manor for the mayorship of dad.

Casey: Is that why FSL chose the change?

Angie Huntsman: That would make since they want the wedding to be conducted in the Banner estate of Lump, where the mayor once lived for Watergate.

Hope Lump: Why are letters used instead of the name?

Angie Huntsman: The initials should be used by the public. Otherwise, the shortened name becomes Frank, and that could be seen as waspy.

Casey: Waspy?

Hope Lump: It’s colloque meaning wasp or infestation. The point being made is a valid compression. The name of Frank does sounded off-putting. When it is said.

Casey: And the education is hard for the day, enjoy the confab.

Angie Huntsman: The reasons why coffee and talking are important for most.

Hope Lump: What of the orphanage and the reason for the coffee to make the day easier excuse?

Angie Huntsman: There is a good one to ask. There is the knowledge of the agents being at the house last night, right?

Hope Lump: Yes, that was passed along.

Angie Huntsman: Okay, three got out of bed and said there was a beast about the house. and the string was explained to the agents almost in perfect echo of each other. Even if it was a one-by-one interview.

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Brian Zain: Well, while the show was away, the question of why the word lawyer instead of the cognoscenti, like when Ted Wolf met with Morale Conscionable Gendarme in Naria, Riroga. Well, there is an easy answer to that, of course. Lawyers are allowed to practice law in their home country. While cognoscenti practice abroad after being vetted by the Orb-organized council. Which was formed after the war of the orb.

Robert Lump: Thanks for turning on the radio to let it be known that the library is no longer a place for one.

Mike: Not a problem, wormy.

Robert Lump: Oh, the best to come back with is wordplay.

Mike: So, back to the issues of last night. The sight of the unseen wight that bows the floor from its weight to cause noise. The three brave orphans slowly crept into the room and to the point of the floor that was groaning the most. Where nothing was felt by a waving hand of each. So, there in the middle of the three orphans, waving hands back and forth, feeling nothing. When the boards sprang up as though the weight holding the boards down was gone.

Robert Lump: A string worthy of the books kept here.

Mike: It does sound that way in truth, but the others seen the same thing. Therefore, the line can be proved.

Robert Lump: Then off and down the stair way to talk with the others.

Steven: Hey, there. Mike, what is the current state of talks?

Mike: Not sure.

Robert Lump: How many times has the string been told?

Steven: At four or five times. Oddly been told to shut up so much over the years it’s hard to talk.

Mike: Not going to be understood.

Robert Lump: It’s understood. Being told to shut up is not a unique experience. Now what took place last night was. Hench the want to hear about it.

Steven: So, the line of view from Mike was heard. Want it from a different view.

Robert Lump: How about using it on the radio?

Mike/Steven: What?

Robert Lump: Call the random radio line and tell the string.

Steven: Don’t want to talk as just told. So, No.

Mike: Fine. Bet it and get it ready.

Robert Lump: Seems the workers are here for the day.

Mike: Hard to say if the workers are here. There is little noise going on. How are the workers at the manor being watched?

Robert Lump: The manor is also an office building at this time. So, the aids of the mayor are there. Actually, at first, it was a choice to come here or not. But being alone in an office versus being around others the same age was an easy choice to make.

Mike: Aren’t the books older than the office workers? See the box that was uncovered just now?

Robert Lump: Yeah. Does not look like the workers noticed the box. If we’re quick enough, it can be taken.

Alice Lump: What is the box?

Robert Lump: It was just uncovered by the workers in the grand room. Decide it would be a fun mystery for at least ten minutes today.

Alice Lump: Okay, going to stay in the room for the unboxing at least before leaving.

Robert Lump: How are the lines from last night going?

Alice Lump: That is another ten minutes of mystery. And that is only the shallow end of the pool for it. Isn’t that right, Mike?

Mike: Yes, ma’am.

Robert Lump: And the box is ready to be opened.

Angie Huntsman: The girls have decided to hide outside while the workers are in. What is that?

Robert Lump: A packet of rings with a stone in the middle of it.

Alice Lump: Enjoy that mystery then. going to ensure the weight of the boards can handle the wight of nothing.

Mike: That is a lot to hold since the braves three could not see the wight in front of them, but could see the bending floorboard.

Angie Huntsman: Looks like a jasper gemstone in the hold of the ring.

Robert Lump: Thinking of taking one to the “Ancient Tree” office tomorrow, might get a faster answer to it all. As to what that means and the reason it was hidden under the floorboards.

Angie Huntsman: Nice, alignment of life, and is asking to be kept in the loop too much?

Robert Lump: Nope.

Mike: Want to head back to the library and see if there is any information that would lead to the why?

Robert Lump: Well, did get the answer to the question from last night.

Mike: The answer to what?

Robert Lump: When the agent were at the manor, one of the portraits being sent away was decided not to because of the history the agent told. Sorry, a few of them were decided to be kept.

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July 30, 2026
The Clone Did It: Haunted by the Mansion’s Legend: Invisible Footsteps and the Paranormal Noise Complaint

The Clone Did It: the rings under the board part 4

Angie Huntsmen: By the way, Lady Lump, since Hope is outside. Can it be asked why the house is treated the same?

Alice Lump: That is because the two are. The few differences are in the way the house is laid out- for the flow of the house.

Angie Huntsmen: Okay, so not a lie then at the coffee shop.

Alice Lump: Angie, let Mikel know that the hours have been logged for the books.

Angie Huntsman: Not a need for Mikel, actually. Dad decided that the hours would stop when the lesson has been learned by both, even after the community service.

Alice Lump: A thought system of ignorance in this holder’s eye.

Angie Huntsman: In agreement, but there is far worst ways that the punishment could go. The lesson is to learn not to cut the nose despite the face.

Alice Lump: How is the lesson to be attained?

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Angie/Mikel: By becoming a vital part of the work being done to see that the choices that lessen the work are the same as hurting the home lived in.

Mikel Huntsman: Jinks. So, the work here is to become a bigger part of life. So, if something happens in the wrong way, the choice to be put here can be seen as disrespect as it was seen as.

Alice Lump: Never did ask why there was a chance to headbutt?

Angie Huntsman: Stole the plans for the security of Club MJ. It was used to find a path to sneak into the event. Mikel was caught by Dad. Meanwhile, unseen by one authority, caught by another. A set of chiefs that where here last night.

Alice Lump: Right. Then the quote dwelled on ignorance. The lesson needs time to be as pointed as the action taken that night.

Mikel Huntsman: Okay, why the change?

Alice Lump: At a family dinner, the company pineapple came up. Since two were able to sneak in during the show, it was decided to drop the company. So, the nose was about chopped off for the father’s work.

Head shot

Angie Huntsman: So, even if the lesson is learned. Can working here be done?

Alice Lump: Yes, that would be fine as the two are quite dependable. Now go home and get rest.

Angie/Mikel: Night then.

Angie Huntsman: Jinks erased.

Puzzlement

2^nd pieces of puzzlement-The Clone Did It: the rings under the board part 4

Franklin S. Lump: What took place that run up and down the hallway was the best choice to make?

Hope Lump: There was a race for the door taking place, and I was not going to lose to the invisible man during the race.

Franklin S. Lump: Running about is annoying. Then again, the comment is not lost on the ears. What was the size of the invisible man? As it odd to think a person is being raced in the hallway here. When the kids at the orphanage are dealing with the same thing?

Hope Lump: Not trying to be in the loop with the others. It actually happened, the same kind of rings found there were found here. The staff during the day make complaints about the office furniture being moved or hearing footsteps.

Franklin S. Lump: Okay, sorry for being ignorant of the experience. Do keep looking away when the trivial matters of the Mansion are brought up. Guess the turned eye may be wrong.

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Hope Lump: Guessing the right thing there. Guessing it’s hard to admit to the string told by the relator before moving in.

Franklin S. Lump: Yeah, that is, but wasn’t it a bit far-fetched to the mind?

Hope Lump: The yarn was fun to listen to.

Franklin S. Lump: Truth, kind of tuned the line pulling out, as it’s a known truth for the estate thought to be a local legend, of a scary nature place. In any tonic that is lived. The locals make history in the mind to guide the others around. A rumor is a way of hiding the truth of something else, and the grains of the yarn that were twisted about the truth are found.

Hope Lump: What would be the hidden truth for this place?

Franklin S. Lump: Going to take a moment for the answer. Mom’s learning and Robert’s as well can be talked over at dinner. Given a space for the conversation as a family.

Hope Lump: Okay.

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Brian Zain: Well, while the show was away, the question of why the word lawyer instead of the cognoscenti, like when Ted Wolf met with Morale Conscionable Gendarme in Naria, Riroga. Well, there is an easy answer to that, of course. Lawyers are allowed to practice law in their home country. While cognoscenti practice abroad after being vetted by the Orb-organized council. Which was formed after the war of the orb.

Richard Avant: relisten to the show at night adds confusion to the timeline of the ongoings of the show.

Joe Pinecode: Listening to the commander may be the right thing to do. It doesn’t make it any easier having to do it. Then again, the last few days have been eye-opening to the ease forgotten just one rank down in the work.

Richard Avant: Yeah, got to agree to the comment there, but the noise complaint is the one that weighs the heaviest as of late.

Joe Pinecode: Why? It led to nothing being added to the day. Sorry, the night. Just like the recording being listen to.

Richard Avant: The given response by the partner. It was annoyed, angry, begrudging, or mean. Any of those choice words can fit the billing. The question draws from the first meeting and winds taking from the sail on that night.

Joe Pinecode: It was a colloquy that needed to be forceful. Although the train of thought is that the aggressive nature would be the answer. Especially since the Huntsman’s youth would seem to act the same as a trigger for it in the call. So, the base of the thinking is. What?

R-R-R-Ung

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Richard: Avant, what is the need?

A call of noise at the mayor’s mansion, and not the newest one.

Richard Avant: Then just say the orphanage, then clarify a statement. of which is the right one.

Then be quick to the call.

Joe Pinecode: considering what was just being worked through.

Richard Avant: Right, a harsh tone to take. But the clarification of the change that is already known to be changed leads to the change not being accepted, so the long-winded statement is a way worker the agree out of the change.

Joe Pinecode: The conversation of the night would be centered on being better at passive-aggressive behavior for both. Now, for this debate going to suggest laying out the tactics of emotionally charged wording to avoid far-reaching damage to be done. As it helps, the statement be worked out.

Richard Avant: Expectable base for the colloquy that is going to take place. Would full timelining of events be okay to present a fact that seems wishy-washy?

Joe Pinecode: Yes. Calling the last time, the place being headed to for review. The youthful two were talked to in a sabotaging way. At least that was the gathered thinking after leaving.

Richard Avant: It was the hope to point that out when leaving. Good, pick up on that. So, can the same balance that’s being placed here be done for the call now? It would seem the two are here again.

Joe Pinecode: Yes, that will have to be the answer.

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Mikel Huntsman: Good, see the two again.

Angie Huntsman: Even the agents are understaffed, as the courts.

Mikel Huntsman: Wow! The back-handed comments are not helping the balance for the kids. Already got the notice of the reasons.

Angie Huntsman: Yeah, sorry for the behavior. The same three that wonder the hall the other night did it again, with the same results.

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August 20, 2026
The Clone Did It: Jasper Regent Rings, Hidden Treasure, and the Mansion Mystery

The Clone Did It: The Rings Under the Boards, Part 5

Jasper Regent Rings, Hidden Treasure, and the Mansion Mystery

Brian Zain: Being lazybones of mind for the day. Songs and questions are going to build this random day on So”em show, random radio. Going to read a postcard. So, the song is.

A twisted mental upon the mantle, leaving the mind tangled.

Make a call on an angle when taking a dive into any rectangle.

Jack Tillerman: Wow! This going to be a challenge to stay awake.

1^st piece of puzzlement for — Jasper Regent Rings, Hidden Treasure, and the Mansion Mystery

Franklin S. Lump: So, the song is to promote the new book, missing the days of true

messages from the group. heard of the noise complaint at the orphanage. How was it handled?

Alice Lump: How was it last night, with Hope screaming most of the night? It may be a fair way to build a comparison for the mind to find the logic.

Franklin S. Lump: According to Hope, Creeping down the hall to see what the noise was coming from the front room of the manor. Just find the echo coming from the grand room being rebuilt. So, the guest is that a scampering little-footed creature caught the attention.

Hope Lump: Meanish, as that says the mind is overactive. Which the mind is not.

Franklin S. Lump: A spouting of the water pipes in the basement was found.

Hope Lump: Morning. The excuse given last night was real.

Franklin S. Lump: Yes, and the excuse was seen.

Hope Lump: While it was seen and heard. Does that mean the scare of the mind wasn’t there?

Franklin S. Lump: Not debating if that was had or not. But seeing the proof and not allowing it to be the answer allows the fear to stay cause the same problem.

Robert Lump: Hmmm…

Hope Lump: Words are better.

Alie Lump: Robert is not a morning person.

Franklin S. Lump: So, outside of the minor things. What took place last night?

Alice Lump: See, a driver was decided upon.

Franklin S. Lump: Yeah, in a way. Tillerman, there was assigned by a judge after the hearing that went a rye. It was stated as a need for the officer pool to be thinned to allow new officers into the Archean and fill the ranks of the force. which is a need for the office to look at, but the judge was trying for something else.

Alice Lump: Don’t overthink those kinds of things. As the minor details of something keep a head down and unready for the bigger picture of the work. And the school charters are the needed focus.

Franklin S. Lump: Which is a question had by a few reports when heading into the office. Why, the kids homeschooled instead of being allowed in public school. And yes, the rebuttal of the schooling of the teacher has been used.

Alice Lump: Also, the rebuttal that the post of professor of history was once held. Which is becoming a trapping of Robert. While traveling to the ancient tree office today. Robert wants to have a small colloquy with the owner about a set of rings found at the orphanage.

Franklin S. Lump: Right, the construction crew found the same thing here. A set of three rings under the boards. Why would the architect decide to hide the rings?

Alice Lump: Can those be seen? Because it could be a pirate thing.

Franklin S. Lump: Pirate rich leg.

Alice Lump: Oh, the schoolboy humor, but a truth with the wrong view applied. What of the noises last night?

Hope Lump: Okay, anyway, are those the rings Robert had found in the orphanage?

Alice Lump: No, these rings are from here.

Hope Lump: Ugh! That can’t be said then. Like the bumps in the night, here are dismissed as wanting attention.

Alice Lump: Casey is still not believing the two houses are the same?

Franklin S. Lump: Hard to believe for most. Have to leave for the morning, pick up Linda Canox, and start the paperwork for the lab.

Alice Lump: Will, be safe then. Hope there may be a way to prove the two are about the same. Dinner?

Franklin S. Lump: Sorry, the dinner tonight will be the lesson of history being learned by the two.

Alice Lump: Like the idea being posed for tonight.

Robert Lump: Does that mean a report has to be done?

Hope Lump: HAHA!

Franklin S. Lump: No. A report is writing tonight is a conversation at the table for understanding.

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Alice Lump: Here to pick up packets of information on the mayor’s mansion, new and old.

Bill Field: See Mister Jareas down the hallway.

Robert Lump: Have a question?

Bill Field: Only if the topic is fun, is there time.

Robert Lump: Would the rings in the photo be known?

Bill Field: Now there is a topic worth discussing.

Alice Lump: Please go on. History has been a habit for the last few days.

Bill Field: So young…

Robert Lump.

Bill Field: Well, to start this friendship off, a trade of information. The ring shown looks like an imitation of the historic regent jasper rings. In manuscripts, there are said to be six of the rings ever made. Those rings were made for the naval forces’ leadership.

Robert Lump: Would that be around the time, Admiral Rosa Sibasa Delamor? That is right? Right?

Alice Lump: That sounds familiar, actually. Why?

Robert Lump: Agent that was sent to the wrong place talked of the painting in the Manor.

Bill Field: Now, that is a helpful bit for the trade.

Alice Lump: Wait here, going to get the packets.

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Bill Field: Now, back to the line of history that was brought up. Bringing up the sea captain Delamor is a rightful question to ask. The king of Ecuans wanted the colloquial top brass of the times to go to sea, wearing a metaphysical and healing stone. Jasper fit the desired wish of the king. Some shops call it a “Supreme Nurturer.” But that is all beside the point of the line, sorry. Tangents of a good line are hard not to fall into.

Robert Lump: That is quite alright. Gives weight to the line.

Bill Field: Quite. Anyway, the rings where taking form the top brass that received them. It’s a heavy debate about the reason the sea captain disappeared for ten years. At least amongst those willing to pick up stones to ask more. The line that is commonly told is that a pirate stole the rings, hiding them in a peg leg for safekeeping. Hence, the thought process of the sea captain stealing the rings.

Robert Lump: Referring to Dame Delamor as a sea captain is because of leaving the Ecuans navy?

Bill Field: Yes. Why the pointed question?

Robert Lump: In readings, Dame Delamor was returned to service for Ecuans after resurfacing from… The ten-year hiding.

Bill Field: Now that was nicely done and said. So, the history kick is true. Then, when at the library, next look up the regent jewelry of the monarchy. That will have the regent Jasper rings and the disappearance, but for now, back to work. Do keep in mind that a secondary historical thinking is found in the newly printed book from Wise Entertainment. Called Paths amongst the trees.

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Alice Lump: Is the discussion done with? Have the packets.

Robert Lump: Yes, the colloquy is done.

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Hope Lump: That took forever.

Alice Lump: Only because of sitting in the car.

Hope Lump: Why should that be the reason?

Alice Lump: Being alone makes time feel longer than it is.

Brian Zain: As the song played, the court system was brought up, and a caller asked for a breakdown of it. Basic civics, then for today’s random radio show. Instead of the yesterdays word history. Start with the court system. There are three parts: the Tonic, State, and Country court systems, from lowest to highest. The middle two courts run like the BIA with internal elections. From the supportive branch of the other. that right, the lawyers selected the higher-ups of the BIA, and the Agents Selected the judges of the first two tiers of the court.

While the 144 mayors and 12 governors are selected in public forum votes. The complexity of the maze of the government for Ecuans is that simple, at least in the minds of most. Now let the phones ring to get calls and questions about that, or get a random question that leads to a new path.

Puzzlement

6^thpiece of puzzlement: Jasper Regent Rings, Hidden Treasure, and the Mansion Mystery

Jenny Homes: Hi there, Mister or Sir Jareas?

Ron Jareas: Sir, will do just fine?

Jenny Homes: Ma’am, not close to Dame yet.

Ron Jareas: Hmm, why is there a want for an interview anyway?

Jenny Homes: The Partner of the Four Helix Science group was seen at Club MJ the night of the fundraiser for Franklin S. Lump, with the guest of honor for the event. Raising the question in the mind if the friendship of Fred Banks and Franklin would become a way for the group to rise in the community of science.

Ron Jareas: Well, pointed question for the reporter. And the answer is yes. This is a card that is not being hindered by the group from being shown. As the question would always be there. Because of the friendship had.

Jenny Homes: What other cards are being shown by the group at this time?

Ron Jareas: So, looking to be a friend to the group.

Jenny Homes: A friend is better to have than an enemy, right?

Ron Jareas: Okay, this will no doubt become convoluted. Let’s talk about the full context and then pull what is off record and what is allowed. Just a moment before speaking.

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