Market Risk Opportunities II
You return to Cecil’s ornately decorated home with the certificate in hand. Cecil’s demeanor seems far more normal than his initial visit. He delicately places the certificate on top of his strange contraption. It seems to be an automaton of some kind. It whirrs and beeps and occasionally you hear some kind of internal screeching. It says “Buy!” in strangely metronomic timing - various items appear on the ground before it - iron, nails, seeds, worms, more worms.
He raises his staff and you feel a rush of wind. The certificate shudders, and begins tearing itself up, until the strands are so small they filter inside of the PROFIT5000ASB400. A soft sound and whirring emanate from the contraption and then you hear a strange “UPDATE COMPLETE!” emanate out.
The machine goes completely still, and then suddenly the previous items stop, and pepper seeds begin to spew forth.
Cecil looks over to you and it’s apparent his patience is wearing thin. “There are some old books that you wouldn’t understand that explain logic tracing more clearly. ” Cecil absentmindedly waves his hand and a book floats to his hand. He scans with some fingers and mumbles to himself. “Profit-buy instructions require more than just context. The implication being, logic circuits are driven by intent and content. So I just need more content!” He glances over and sees you standing there. “{player}, you need to bring me some more certificates. I’ll pay you a trifle for your time.”
You rush out the door, as pepper seeds begin to spill out around the contraption.
He raises his staff and you feel a rush of wind. The certificate shudders, and begins tearing itself up, until the strands are so small they filter inside of the PROFIT5000ASB400. A soft sound and whirring emanate from the contraption and then you hear a strange “UPDATE COMPLETE!” emanate out.
The machine goes completely still, and then suddenly the previous items stop, and pepper seeds begin to spew forth.
Cecil looks over to you and it’s apparent his patience is wearing thin. “There are some old books that you wouldn’t understand that explain logic tracing more clearly. ” Cecil absentmindedly waves his hand and a book floats to his hand. He scans with some fingers and mumbles to himself. “Profit-buy instructions require more than just context. The implication being, logic circuits are driven by intent and content. So I just need more content!” He glances over and sees you standing there. “{player}, you need to bring me some more certificates. I’ll pay you a trifle for your time.”
You rush out the door, as pepper seeds begin to spill out around the contraption.
