Away-Ink: A mystery leaves a puzzle, Away-Ink: The Yegg string is a change Part2,
1st Pieces of the puzzlement: Away-Ink: A mystery levees a puzzle
Jon: Guessing so. As the new vendor on the floor was being questioned. When heading down the steps.
Mitchel: Instead, the protest of one and the Yegg being known in the cage is now the problem. Not the upstairs vendor.
Jon: Focus not skim reading problems form the word go.
Mitchel: Vendor? Oh! That is a puddy. A single-use vendor. This way, the floor stays covered when the entanglements down here become too much to handle. As it was stated, the floor needs to be covered while working. since it would seem contact is a non-issue for the vendor and vendee. The puddy was placed, it acts the same as either of the two has with the vendees, and according to the binder writing by Jon.
Terry: See the binder writing or the building of the handbook for the store is not going to waste. But not a fan of the single-use vendor naming is Sully good.
Mitchel: Lucky?
Jon: Augdum, as there is no meaning that can be thought of since the “vendor” is not a real vendor.
Terry: Guessing that would be okay to use. As it is an addendum to the team. Outside of that. What is taking place in the cage now, Inkle?
2nd Pieces of the puzzlement: Away-Ink: A mystery levees a puzzle
Jon: So, there is no need to worry about the hobnob then. Oh boy. What a morning to start with. What of the two that ran the maze?
Inkle: Those two are up and running through the house cleaning, and then Blank will head to Jane’s fashion store to get a haircut from Tammy.
Jon: The answers are rounded and leaves little room to question. Why?
Vaticinator: An eye in the sky can act the same as a carried wind.
Terry: Not too happy the store was open earlier than it should have been. But that can be allowed to change the. the. the.
Jon: “Hobnobbers” of Mitchel’s making.
Terry: Are they drinking buddies, Mitchel?
Mitchel: Puddy was the focus word, didn’t like hobnob or familiar, but it seems that is still to be worked out. Words are hard. Oh, wait the Augdum name was decided, Jon.
Jon: Excused for now, Mitchel. Here, see the actions of the day in the cage, Terry. Okay to be upstairs. And yes, that does mean no design of the miniatures.
Inkle: If the newest tank for the palooka is set as a maze with better riddles. Could a different pet be used for the Palooka that would fit the wording by the executives in the papers brought by Jon?
Vaticinator: Would the same Palooka just run be the same one used? As the narrow the options of what can be done for the Palooka? It also cuts three choices away.
Inkle: What if it’s like the training was a walk path that is always changed? BUT!!! Let there be room for a motif of the work.
Vaticinator: A motif. OH! Meaning like how the pets talked of the night before and started to find answers to the question. By providing the place that where being stood in at the same time.
Inkle: Yes. Create a new space for the pets to map out.
Mitchel: That would be… Just downright mean. But love the thinking. Also, the pets are giving the cops a bit of trouble. It would seem the memory wipe on the Vandore didn’t take.
Inkle: Then Vandore is at the police station yelling about something.
Mitchel: For a non-wind reader, a good guess.
Inkle: Not really a good guess. The news station LHN would do a lot of reports for yelling over inconveniences that gave no real answer of how it should be changed. Just how unfair the chanting thing was.
Mitchel: Is that so. — Don’t Care. Now, the design being talked about, the newest palooka should be set among three choices of the main pets. Thinking it would be best for the Palooka to steal the set design of Cohen and Anil being made.
Inkle: HUH!!!
Vaticinator: Would the moment to understand the comment have passed?
Mitchel: Yes, would there be a rewind feature to the lorgnette? Because if that is the case, going to the back storeroom to watch the vendees buying from Augdum.
Inkle: Okay and is there?
Vaticinator: Yes.
4th Pieces of the puzzlement: Away-Ink: A mystery levees a puzzle
Vandor: ANTS! in disguise
Cohen: So, the new pieces are done for the placement. Unless it’s still a drag down?
Tony: Nope, not a drag as of late in the office. The main talk of the cooler is of the dreaming realm. The blog that was stealing the pieces and posting the stolen pieces as its own work stopped. Or a pause in the work was done. Not sure which was done so far. Either way, the blog switched in the last post by talking of a dreaming land.
Cohen: Okay, what kind of land is the post entailing for the readers?
Tony: A yegg, a cracker of the safety. In the middle of the night, a shadow appears, and the dreamland is entered. At least the post reads with an effective tone to scare the reader.
Cohen: That. Is a bit odd. As it would be a yarn told by Vandor. And dismissed in a nightly walking colloquy. So, the places are swapped, the morning conspiracy from Tony. While the Ants are being protested, at least the cops need to hear that from Vandor.
5th Pieces of the puzzlement: Away-Ink: A mystery levees a puzzle
Jon: Soo, why are the caged pets talking of the yegg string with somewhat the clarity of the string told in the store?
Mitchel: While the cage is down here. The speaker system is still in use on the floor at night.
Terry: Answer. Without a challenge that can be made.
Jon: An answer in what way?
Terry: Really. Is the logic of the statement lost?
Jon: Not really sound carriers well then. So Augdum was the agree name, right?
Mitchel: Yes. Would seem that the binder rules set are being followed quite well. By the way the testing tank is being made for the next Palooka by Inkle and Vaticinator. Did try to hold up the work to watch a protest by Vandore that shows a problem with the memory wiped of Vaticinator.
Inkel: The protest was moved on from watching the fashion shop.
Mitchel: Going to read the index for the review list to be built out for Blank so a review of layered movies can be done.
Puzzlement
6th Pieces of the puzzlement: Away-Ink: A mystery levees a puzzle
Blank: Hi Tammy!
Been a while since being here. How are things going?
Blank: Well, the dreaming realm was lived through again.
Tammy: Again?
Blank: The last visit talked of the dream with Lage.
Tammy: Right. Right. The dream with the Bleep keeping pace with the moving part of everything.
Blank: That is how the synopsis of the dream was saved.
Tammy: Why not? It was the summary of the conversation.
Blank: Okay, a truth in the newest edition to the dream realm bleep was once again up to snuff for the moving pieces. All the while, the sky and buildings had a sickly look about them.
Tammy: Sickly meaning?
Anil: Was it the coloring of the buildings?
Blank: Right.
Anil: Well, black and white are non-REM sleep stages. All the while, REM stage dreams are completely vivid in color.
Blank: Thought it changed based on the recall factor of the dreamer. More is color and less is black and white.
Anil: Well, that could be because of the media being in color, as the visual cortex is primed in color.
Tammy: Not an expert here, what are the colors of the dream?
Blank: A greenish kind of coloring. Actually, most was a hue of green in some ways. The riddles asked informal wearing in reddish hues.
Tammy: Wasn’t there a book on the shelf over there, Anil?
Anil: The book is here, and it says about the two colors.
Red: Represents passion, anger, danger, vitality, or raw life force; it can signal desire, urgency, or conflict.
Green: Symbolizes growth, healing, renewal, and nature; it can also reflect jealousy or financial matters.
R-r-Ing
3rd Pieces of the puzzlement: Away-Ink: A mystery levees a puzzle
Jobo Lage: Now to see the fashion design of Anil, good morning.
Anil: What of a need for set design? Jane got the fashion design. What will the two skills be used to enhance?
Jobo Lage: Going to be restarting the movie franchise of Snow Moon Beast, since the show of Riddle was closed down earlier than the contractual day of closing for the show. Allowed it to be rolled into the continuity of the new movie being made. So, turning Annitti Riddle into a lore expert who hunts down creatures.
Anil: What a change for the great detective to go from a cushy office.
Jobo Lage: The change is minor for that part of the work. In the show, the main set was the car for stakeouts. It was only the iconic scenes that got moved indoors. Ones in the car make up a large part of the show to keep the budget low. That also meant those moments in the car became nearly wretched unless the conversation was impactful for the whole episode.
Anil: Is that to mean the sets made are for the car?
