Case File
01
Evidence Table
Mark the route before the cabinet opens.
Step 1
Read the case
Step 2
Choose an angle
Step 3
File the discovery
Case Objective
A fish becomes a bird, and the question becomes too large for ordinary measures.
Quest Mechanic
Calibrate scale
Move the question from a nearby branch to the great wind that can carry Peng.
Rule
Do not judge the flight first. Choose which scale of world must be opened before the judgment can make sense.
Feedback
Each route changes what counts as evidence: creature laughter, vast wind, or the Peng's impossible body.
Complete
Complete the quest by seeing that small knowledge is not false, only too small for every world.
Evidence Passage
The world opens in impossible scale. In the Northern Darkness there is a fish called Kun; it changes into a bird called Peng, whose back seems thousands of miles wide. When Peng rises, it needs a vast wind beneath it. Small creatures laugh because they know only short flights and nearby branches. The passage asks the player to notice scale before judgment: a small measure may be accurate, but only inside a small world.
In the Northern Darkness there is a fish, and its name is Kun.
Original Route
The opening of Free and Easy Wandering makes perspective playable. It does not ask only what Peng is, but what size of world is required before Peng makes sense.
Decision Board
Choose an investigation angle
Pick one route. The case note stays hidden until you mark a choice.
Awaiting Choice
Click one angle to reveal the case reading and Cabinet discoveries.