(2 XP) you can ask Parta in circus manor about her alibi and he will tell you she was talking to herself about red circles When confronted with what Mallet said about her eating a corpse on her own in an alley, she confesses that she ate on her own, and shares her mistrust of her 'colleagues', thinking that they might eat her one day. Kiyatawa doesn't feel at home in the cult.(2 XP) He also seems to be troubled by the memories that come with eating the dead.

When confronted about Kiyatawa's accusations about him killing people, he readily acknowledges that he killed one person, but only the one.

Mallet had a rivalry with the victim, and doesn't shy away from admitting it.

Ask the permission of Imbitu to question cultists at Dendra O'hur Chapel,Imbitu himself in innocent and has a good alibi.

Take her to examine the crime scene, and she thinks murder is a member of the Dendra O'hur cult.

Question Matkina after she joined Last Castoff's team,and she insisted upon her innocence.

Matkina is hiding in the Cave of Last Words, and she can be found after at the end of main quest The Cold, Calculating Jack.

Fulsome suspects the involvement of Matkina,the so called White Death,who is an assassin of some repute.He isnt sure where she is,but suggest a mutant named Mappermight know.

With Anamnesis skill Last Castoff gain 2XP for the first memory,and 2 more for surrendering to second memory,at cost of some health point.

First step is to examine the crime scene,ask Fulsome for his permission,then check the body and the blood circle.

This quest can be acquired by talking to Fulsome at the scene of the crime in the south of the Underbelly, who asks for bring him any related information found. If the culprit isn't caught soon enough,more people are likely to die. In fact the highest earning Kickstarter for Fiction was only $75,457 (for an enhanced ebook application).Circles in Red is a quest in Torment:Numenera.Ī murder is loose in Underbelly,the poorest and foulest ward in Sagus Cliffs. When you look at most of the projects on Kickstarter, games and movies are the big earners. I'm so glad to see others taking advantage of this technology to connect directly with readers. So it was very interesting that when I looked at the ' Popular this Week in Fiction' list I found these three titles:Įach one of which is being done by a traditionally published author. This has been a real eye-opening experience for me, and I hope other authors will start to use Kickstarter as well. In fact, to say that the project exceeded my expectations would be a huge understatement, and I want to thank everyone who has contributed to its success. While I'm a backer of the first, I obviously am more interested in the later, and while it has only earned a tiny fraction of what Torment has, I'm very pleased with the result. Well who knows how much it will be by the time I post this blog entry, but it'll be a lot.Īlso as I write this there are 41 hours left to go on the Hollow World Kickstarter and I have raised $24,643. Mistletoe, a blood red noose hovering amidst the pallor of a monotone desert.Īs I write this, there are 61 hours left on the Torment: Tides of Numenera Kickstarter and they have raised $3,424,278.oh wait.$3,424,752.no it's now.$3,424,787. There is a sparseness to the decoration that evokes dead trees and empty Lights that displays the beauty and charm that only naked electrical wires can. Square window cut in the wall and wreathed in a border of white Christmas

She squats behind a shelf of standing pamphlets within a Her candid tone, so bright and forceful rings as callous as The brutal violence of the receptionist’s voice.

None of those waiting talk and the library silence is cut only by The ventilation system that blows with the constant rush of a highway or a Speculating on what the lack of buyers will mean to the nation’s falteringĮconomy. No one is watchingĪs CNN discusses the holiday shopping season as if it was the stock exchange, Television drones from its perch on the wall in the corner.

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