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Part 5: The True Quest for Secrets<br />
Now our tale turns to an individual named<br />
BA of The Special Cake. This wizard began<br />
searching through the script of the RPG, using<br />
a special Green and Block box that had been<br />
modified for such a purpose. He spent many<br />
hours deciphering the glyphs and language of<br />
the creators and finally found out the secret<br />
of Fable. Having encountered this forbidden<br />
knowledge, he was hesitant at first to reveal this<br />
secret to the public. But alas, he felt that the<br />
public had to know, so one bright day, BA of The<br />
Special Cake was to address the people, who<br />
eagerly awaited his words with baited breath.<br />
After much hesitation, he finally spoke: all of<br />
the secrets that Peter of the Boasting Mouth<br />
reported had been removed! “How can this be?!”<br />
was their unanimous refrain. BA informed them<br />
that certain important glyphs were missing from<br />
the language to <strong>com</strong>plete the code, thus keeping<br />
the secrets inaccessible and, most importantly,<br />
removed <strong>com</strong>pletely from the adventure.<br />
Suddenly, it was as if a summer storm had<br />
been brewing. Many in the public began call-<br />
ing for the head of Peter the Boasting; he was<br />
even bequeathed with sundry vulgar appella-<br />
tions. Some spoke of litigation against Peter<br />
of the Boasting Mouth for making false claims.<br />
The public made a great outcry, asking why<br />
the secrets had been removed. These answers<br />
were not provided, as Peter of the Boasting<br />
Mouth’s servants brushed them off, insisting<br />
still that secrets were in the game. The public<br />
requested an apology from Peter the Boasting<br />
for his dishonesty and villainy, and Peter of the<br />
Boasting Mouth (who from that day forth was to<br />
be known as “Peter the Word-Eater”), issued a<br />
statement of apology, which failed to appease<br />
the people.<br />
Yet, in time tempers and anger were<br />
soothed. The Mighty Microsoft announced the<br />
triumphant return of the Great Green Knight of<br />
Two Halos, and much was forgotten.<br />
Part 6: Beyond<br />
Yet, the Tale of Fable does not end here.<br />
Peter Word-Eater wanted to make amends to the<br />
public and began work on an updated version of<br />
Fable. Aptly, he dubbed it The Lost Chapters. At<br />
first many shook their fists at the Word-Eater;<br />
the chapters he spoke of, after all, were only<br />
lost due to his own inability to find them! Some<br />
consolation was found, though, when Mighty Mi-<br />
crosoft, in their great wisdom, realized that the<br />
public would not be asked to waste their wealth<br />
on a fully priced version of the Lost Chapters;<br />
the upgrade was to cost them but a Green Jack-<br />
son.<br />
The RPG, no longer worthy of its former<br />
appellation, the Greatest of All Time, will be<br />
expanded in size by the fold of a third; the rules<br />
of <strong>com</strong>bat have been greatly revised, and new<br />
weapons and garments are said to be included.<br />
Though many of the public seem pleased and<br />
remain hopeful, let this tale be a warning to<br />
those who will blindly trust the words of a brag-<br />
gart. For a man can boast many great things,<br />
but only by his fruits will you know if he be good<br />
or evil.<br />
A Story of Fable 49