The Berry Search

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"Well, if I want to start an herbal shop, I need berries......This would be a good place to start, then."
The Lillipup walked around, trying to find the berries she needed, but was unsuccesful. "Well, then, I'll just keep searching". She walked off, deeper into the forest.

" I'm sorry you obviously do not understand what my concept of a game is." Shaman replied back. " If you did you'd understand why Crazy Eights is not a game we would be playing right now."

'Well, then what's your concept of a game? Tag?" she said.

Shaman burst into a large fit of laughter. " Oh lord no tag is less of a game then crazy eights." Shaman informed Lilly. " A game, is a the most advanced version of a challenge. Testing your mind and all forms of tact along with risk and even the correct amount of luck. Some games can even apply to your physcial state." Shaman lectured.

'Chess?" Lilly guessed. "No offense, but I don't really like chess. Unless you're talking about a memory game..."

Shaman blinked and then sighed. " No not exactly you seem to have missed the point ever so slightly." He mumbled fumbling around in his pocket.

"Well then just tell me what kind of game you want, and we'll play it. Okay?" Lilly was just a little bit annoyed now.

" Alright then, we'll need the puzzle you took along with the coin." Shaman instructed holding out his hand for her to return them.

"Fine. You know I had it under my paw the whole time. And here's the coin." Lilly turned over the coin, grabbed the puzzle where she had left it and tossed it over to Shaman. "Okay, what now?" She asked.

" Thank you!" Catching the materials that had just been throne at him he grabbed one puzzle and tossed it as far as he could in one direction and with the other he placed on the ground right in between the pair. " Call it in the air. " He instructed as he flipped the coin.

"Tails" Lilly practically screeched into his ear.

Shaman caught the coin and brought it to the back of his opposite hand." Heads!" He announced and stashed the coin in his cloak pocket along with a ton of other things. " Alright that was to pick sides I'll take the far side." Shaman stated as he chased after the puzzle he had thrown. " Alright if you look at the puzzle you have you'll noticed I removed all the slider tiles." Shaman pointed to the puzzle for her to check.

"Wait, what are we doing, exactly?" Th Lillipup looked a little excited and worried.

" Like I said it's a game." Shaman answered, flicking the puzzle tiles into the air and letting them fall into the same hand. " The tiles to my puzzle should be in the grass right next to you." Shaman commented pointing to the area he thought they were.

"Yeah, I see them. But what are we doing?" She no longer looked worried, but rather a bit confused. She cocked her head to the side, as if curious.

" The game simple, e both have the pieces to the other's puzzle, the game be far too easy if we just got all the pieces back so the game goes like this, as soon as one of us can guess the picture on the puzzle we win if you need to find all the pieces to guess then you can." Shaman explained. " Alright you can do anything you want to get the tiles, prepare yourself GAME TIME!" Shaman declared