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There, they introduced Jenny to [[Lord Thymon]], with whom she got along quite well, ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Time of the Toymaker (novel)|The Time of the Toymaker]]'') subsequently keeping in touch with him via texts. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[A Shift in Relationships (comic story)|A Shift in Relationships]]'') They then headed to the Archives, where [[Bibliophile-962]] helped them make their way to the relevant section, sneaking past the [[Mechanical Sphinx]]. They did not find anything directly related to Tarsa, but were inspired to go to [[New Subcinctus]] to see if any of the [[Consistency Imperium]]'s records had survived the Imperium's fall. However, they did not find anything there which they did not already know, despite being granted an audience by [[Vertolin]] himself. They headed to the [[Interdimensional Tavern]] in defeat, hoping to simply ask around for relevant intel. They found none, but, reconsidering the rhyming riddle, Juliet realised that the key was actually hidden inside the [[Star Atop the Tree]] in the Christmas Toyland, rather than a literal star. | There, they introduced Jenny to [[Lord Thymon]], with whom she got along quite well, ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Time of the Toymaker (novel)|The Time of the Toymaker]]'') subsequently keeping in touch with him via texts. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[A Shift in Relationships (comic story)|A Shift in Relationships]]'') They then headed to the Archives, where [[Bibliophile-962]] helped them make their way to the relevant section, sneaking past the [[Mechanical Sphinx]]. They did not find anything directly related to Tarsa, but were inspired to go to [[New Subcinctus]] to see if any of the [[Consistency Imperium]]'s records had survived the Imperium's fall. However, they did not find anything there which they did not already know, despite being granted an audience by [[Vertolin]] himself. They headed to the [[Interdimensional Tavern]] in defeat, hoping to simply ask around for relevant intel. They found none, but, reconsidering the rhyming riddle, Juliet realised that the key was actually hidden inside the [[Star Atop the Tree]] in the Christmas Toyland, rather than a literal star. | ||
Going back to the Toyland, they conferred briefly with the Toy, who gave them climbing gear, and eventually made their way to the top of the tree with the help of a toy nutcracker called [[the General]]. The trio opened the Star, uncovering the magical mallet it contained, only to discover that tampering with the Star awakened the very literal [[Snap-Dragon]] that lived at the bottom of [[Snapdragon Lake]]. Nevertheless, the three soon defeated the creature through trickery and made their way out of the Toyland. The three agreed that Juliet, whose reputation back hom “needed the polish”, be the one to strike the ice, freeing Tarsa. After the appropriate thanks, Jenny invited herself to [[221B Baker Street]] to attend the Christmas party of [[Sherlock Holmes | Going back to the Toyland, they conferred briefly with the Toy, who gave them climbing gear, and eventually made their way to the top of the tree with the help of a toy nutcracker called [[the General]]. The trio opened the Star, uncovering the magical mallet it contained, only to discover that tampering with the Star awakened the very literal [[Snap-Dragon]] that lived at the bottom of [[Snapdragon Lake]]. Nevertheless, the three soon defeated the creature through trickery and made their way out of the Toyland. The three agreed that Juliet, whose reputation back hom “needed the polish”, be the one to strike the ice, freeing Tarsa. After the appropriate thanks, Jenny invited herself to [[221B Baker Street]] to attend the Christmas party of [[Sherlock Holmes (Prime Universe)|Sherlock Holmes]], with whom Pythagoras had teamed up in the course of his own misadventures. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Time of the Toymaker (novel)|The Time of the Toymaker]]'') | ||
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=== Acquaintance with Aziraphale === | === Acquaintance with Aziraphale === | ||
At some point, Jenny became acquainted with the [[Earth]]-bound [[angel]] [[Aziraphale#The hot-cocoa incident|Aziraphale]], who owned a bookshop in [[London]] in [[Universe (You've Been To Eden, I Perceive)|one universe]]. On one of her visits, she spilled a cup of hot cocoa while perusing his first-edition [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] books, much to his ire and dismay. Eager to make up for her mistake, Jenny eventually decided to borrow the [[Librarian]] [[Sherlock Holmes | At some point, Jenny became acquainted with the [[Earth]]-bound [[angel]] [[Aziraphale#The hot-cocoa incident|Aziraphale]], who owned a bookshop in [[London]] in [[Universe (You've Been To Eden, I Perceive)|one universe]]. On one of her visits, she spilled a cup of hot cocoa while perusing his first-edition [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] books, much to his ire and dismay. Eager to make up for her mistake, Jenny eventually decided to borrow the [[Librarian]] [[Sherlock Holmes (Interdimensional Library)|version]] of [[Sherlock Holmes]] from the [[Interdimensional Library]], in the flesh, and bring him to Aziraphale. Although startled by the sudden and initially-unexplained appearance of the detective in his bookshop, Aziraphale was grateful for the gift, and offered both him and Jenny a cup of tea — but not, just to be safe, hot cocoa again. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[You've Been To Eden, I Perceive (short story)|You've Been To Eden, I Perceive]]'') | ||
=== Rematch with Grallyx === | === Rematch with Grallyx === | ||
