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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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"to duck at a cliff wall"
When an adventurer was looking for an artifact "he ducked at a cliff wall". Does it mean avoiding something, or maybe jumping to the water near the cliff? I can't give you more context because after this his story was interrupted.
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Anonymous When an adventurer was looking for an artifact "he ducked at a cliff wall" My best guess is that someone, perhaps his nemesis, was dropping rocks from the top of the cliff.
- Anonymous When an adventurer was looking for an artifact "he ducked at a cliff wall" My best guess is that someone, perhaps his nemesis, was dropping rocks from the top of the cliff.
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AnonymousWhen an adventurer was looking for an artifact "he ducked at a cliff wall"My best guess is that someone, perhaps his nemesis, was dropping rocks from the top of the cliff.
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AnonymousWhen an adventurer was looking for an artifact "he ducked at a cliff wall".It could mean that he bent over to examine something at the cliff wall.
CJ
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I've found a video on YouTube (3:00 - 3:11), maybe it will give a bit more context. Still, as I said, the adventurer's story is not complete...
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AnonymousIs this video of any help? -_-None whatsoever. That's why I didn't bother to add anything more to the thread.
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