Here are some of the mysteries and clues to them. See if you can figure them out.

I. Virtual Villagers: A New Home

1. The unknown person hiding in the cave and spying on the villagers.

Clues

A. The eyes peering through the crack everyonce in a while.
B. Fresh berries found with many other things.

2. The Golden child.

Clues

A. I don't know any. Do you?

3. The Treasure Chest.

Clues

A. I don't know any. Do you?

4. The magical lagoon.

Clues

A. The golden child.
B. The magical flowers.
C. The dam.

II. Virtual Villagers 2: The Lost Children.

1. The Kids.

Clues

A. The Writings on the wall by the creek.
B. The Kid that said he remembered their parents leaving the kids behind with the one guy. (You'll know what I'm talking about if you had someone tell one of the first kids a story when they were still little. They said they remembered some of what happened.) What was the guy's name?

2. The gong.

Clues

A. The writings on the rock.



If you think know some of the answers, post them. And if there are some other mysteries, post them too.

Some of them may be intertwined with both games
Ex: I think that the person spying in the first game was the guy that was the guardian left behind with the kids in the second game. Just a thought.

Actually, I think the person spying through the cave in VV1 is one of the old villagers, not the guardian. Why? Read this quote carefully:

"We are sure now that somebody is practicing magic again and even restoring artifacts! We will find them at once. We are leaving the children under the guard of Tofo alone. We leave tomorrow."

The fresh berries would of been the food for the villager that is spying in the cave.

For the gong, the villagers may have thought that someone was using the gong as 'power'. If not, they may have thought that they should dismantle the gong because Tofo could not handle too many children, and one may bang the gong. The gong is also dangerous.

-~Charley~-
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