Reader-added tags include "Mysterious crossroads", "Enough ability to lose both the Jeweled Pagoda and one's way", and "What the heck are you talking about?"

Find your way back! To the survey!:

What do you count on when going somewhere for the first time?
• Map
• Signs
• Information center
• Taxi driver's advice
• Local spirits

And we wonder why Shou kept on losing the Pagoda (lol).

As someone who lives half an hour outside of town by car, I always consult the map before making any excursion away from home. I hate being lost on the road - it means less time for me to do my businesses.

It's time for SHOU the way~

What do you count on when going somewhere for the first time?
• Map
• Local spirits

The locals might misguide you on purpose, and that's where the local dialect and language would be very handy indeed.. They might misguide outsiders, but they usually won't mess with someone who talk their tongue.. That, and perhaps a cig or two over a hot cuppa while chatting with the locals on small roadside coffee house to break the any suspicions, and get some precious local insights and informations..

TunaMayo said:

The locals might misguide you on purpose, and that's where the local dialect and language would be very handy indeed.. They might misguide outsiders, but they usually won't mess with someone who talk their tongue.. That, and perhaps a cig or two over a hot cuppa while chatting with the locals on small roadside coffee house to break the any suspicions, and get some precious local insights and informations..

You wouldn't mind that they were ghosts?

Moonspeaker said:

You wouldn't mind that they were ghosts?

Oh? I thought the spirit word is just a flair to refer to the locals.. Either way, i don't mind em too much even if the locals is kinda floaty and transparent,since i've seen em ghosts quite often, often enough to be a little used to it..

TunaMayo said:

Oh? I thought the spirit word is just a flair to refer to the locals.. Either way, i don't mind em too much even if the locals is kinda floaty and transparent,since i've seen em ghosts quite often, often enough to be a little used to it..

Are you talking about your fellow brethren that is sold in cans?

Shou-san flunked out of the James May School Of Land Navigatio. She spent a fortnight looking for the missing N before being told that it never existed in the first place because they ran out of space on the sign.