Once a great hero came into the land. He carefully collected many items from Gonzar, and explored it carefully before entering the dungeon. After battling many wisps and drakes, he emerged to find himself on the continent of Brindar. This, too, he explored carefully. After some futzing about, he aquired a large sailing vessel, and went to the Lycaeum. There he found much lore and knoweledge of the land, and visited a wizard who lived nearby. Thus armed with knowledge, he set sail for the other islands. He went upon many quests, and ultimately was able to save the land in its need. When he was done, before he left, he said: "Were it not for the intuitive insight of the wimp, and the willingness to try new things of the madman..." "...I never would have done it!" So the moral is this: A true Grandmaster combines many capacities in his adventures, never neglecting even the most trivial ideas. END
