Drowned in Yesterday's Sea: Clue Locations, Sea Spirit's Quiz Answers

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This is a visual novel with some super light role-playing elements added for the sake of atmosphere/immersion (talkable NPCs, exploration mechanics, item collection). There are 8 hidden clue items to collect. Fullscreen mode can be toggled with Alt+Enter. Additionally, in windowed mode, the game can be resized to 1x/2x/3x with F5/F6/F7 (English version only). Press the same key again to switch HQX <-> nearest neighbor scaling. In some rare cases, the game may crash when minimized or running in the background, so it's better to save often. ※If you have a high-DPI display, you may like to disable Windows scaling for the game and use the game's window resize function, better suited for pixel art (Game.exe properties > High DPI settings > Scaling performed by application), then use F5/F6/F7 to set the window size. To change the game's language, right-click on the game in your library and select Properties. Some of them are a bit sneaky. 1. Letter (Chater 1, Xiamen University Siming Campus - Outside ) 2. Notice (Chapter 1, Baicheng Beach ) 3. Potion (Chapter 2, Jimei School Village - Park Entrance ) 4. Locator (Chapter 2, Baicheng Beach ) 5. Map (Chapter 3, Huangcuo Beach 1 ) 6. Contract (Chater 3, Gulangyu - Gusheng Cave Boardwalk ) 7. ID Card (Chapter 3, Zhongshan Road Pedestrian Street ) 8. Tape (Chapter 4, Hospital Ward - Bathroom ) Gaming tip: Check the clues Mengzhi collected after she figured out what was going on. The guardian asks 4 questions, each of which is randomly selected from 5 options. Two of the questions marked with an asterisk are different from the Chinese version of the game. Some questions are still a bit China-specific, but the answers can usually be guessed using some common sense or just by picking the option that stands out the most. Q1(a): What is the botanical classification of the banana plant? A1(a): Banana plant is considered a herb . Q1(b): A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains, the painting by Wang Ximeng, kept its vivid blue-green hues over 1000 years. What mineral pigments were used? A1(b): Malachite and azurite Q1(c): Where would you go if you wanted to travel to the driest non-polar desert on Earth? A1(c): The Atacama Desert in South America Q1(d): Which one of Shakespeare's four great tragedies has a lead who is not of royal birth, but an ordinary general? A1(d): Othello Q1(e): When we cut onions, a gas is released that forms a substance when it touches our eyes, causing them to tear up. What substance is formed? A1(e): Sulfuric acid Q2(a): Let's say you're running a race and you just overtook the runner in second place. What place are you now in? A2(a): You take the place of the runner you overtook. Second place, obviously. Q2(b): Who in Greek mythology successfully solved the Sphinx's riddle, causing the Sphinx to commit suicide out of shame? A2(b): Oedipus Q2(c): What dish is traditionally eaten with slurping sounds in Japanese culture as a sign of gratitude to the cook and to show that the food is delicious? A2(c): Ramen Q2(d)*: After a massive star explodes in a supernova, what may remain? A2(d)*: A neutron star or a black hole Q2(e): In which novel does the term "Shangri-La" appear? A2(e): Lost Horizon Q3(a): Which is the hardest and longest bone in the human skeleton? A3(a): Femur (thigh bone) Q3(b): Which element is the second most abundant in the Earth's crust? A3(b): Silicon is the second most abundant element in the Earth's crust after oxygen. Q3(c): Which botanical family includes apples, pears, and peaches? A3(c): Rosaceae Q3(d)*: What does the term "Potemkin village" refer to? A3(d)*: A staged facade to deceive observers Q3(e): Which of the following birds cannot fly? A3(e): Ostrich Q4(a): Which of the following is not one of China's Four Famous Embroideries? A4(a): Beijing Embroidery Q4(b): Which is the smallest continent in the world? A4(b): Oceania Q4(c): What is the first anthology of Chinese poetry? A4(c): The Book of Songs Q4(d): Which of the following animals is not a cold-blooded animal? A4(d): Penguin Q4(e): Which philosophical tradition introduced the concept of "ksana" (the smallest possible unit of time, an instant)? A4(e): Buddhism Original questions in the Chinese version Q2(d): What is the second line following "Tonight the moon is bright and everyone gazes at it"? Who'll find these autumn thoughts? ✓ Carefree orioles sing sweetly. ✗ Thin smoke drifts into nobles' manors. ✗ No matter how the winds may blow. ✗ Q3(d): What did the 4-word idiom 勾心斗角 (gouxin-doujiao, "to scheme and set traps against each other") originally refer to? Military strategy ✗ Palace intrigue ✗ Political infighting ✗ Architectural design ✓ --- Источник: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3791355272