Luke "Under the Milky Way"/Rewards: Difference between revisions
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Revision as of 22:46, 16 July 2022
Illustrations
Music BoxLuke, you're not weak at all... Every decision you make and every time you waver is because you care about me.
After Story
After Story script
Description
- For [Player]: I made this gift while thinking about you. I hope you'll think of me whenever you see it.
Projection
- Luke: In the future... I will always be by your side, just like this projection.
Rainbow
- Luke: When I was a kid, I read fairy tales that told me there was treasure buried at the end of the rainbow.
- Luke: That's why every time I saw a rainbow, I would drag you to run after it. I wanted to find the treasure.
- Luke: The truth is, I found my treasure long ago.
- Luke: You are my treasure.
Stars
- Luke: Do you remember that time we went out to chase a rainbow and we got lost?
- Luke: In the end, I had to rely on the stars to find the way, to take you back home.
- Luke: Speaking of which, we haven't watched the stars together for a long time. Can we go stargazing next time you're available?
Feather carving
- Luke: When I made the music box, Peanut kept making noise. He was trying to add his own touch to it.
- Luke: So, I included a token of Peanut on the clockwork.
