The Golden Apple Chase, Part I : The Ténotclaxcans, Chapter 3 : A new map to understand

[Tezclatipoca]

The Golden Apple Chase, Part I, Chapter 3 : A new map to understand

 

If you missed the previous episodes :

Introduction : Where Felipe de la Manzana is learning the existence of the Golden Apple.

Part I Chapter 1 : Where Felipe is studying the Ténotclaxcans to learn more of the Apple.

Part I Chapter 2 : Where Felipe is finding an incomplete map that could help him find the Apple.

Strong of his new map and ready to search for the Golden Apple, Felipe de la Manzana used all its ressources to send in every corner of the Brick Sea an exploration team.

He even used the new scientific progress the recent Phlogisphere opened and sent an adventurer alone on board of one of this magnificent (but costly...) balloon !

The young man on board seemed enchanted to fly on his device but, unfortunately, even with the map carefully read, he didn't succeed in finding the location of the island where the Golden Apple could be...

Every ship Felipe could afford him, being his new Frigate, the Brickwall, or being this new little sloop, the Crowned Pigglet, he bought near Turtuga to some turtle eggs smugglers, never found the damn location so strongly desired...

It appeared he missed something...

Something that could be the key...

"Hey ! The Key ! Yes ! The Golden Priest said that ! It's only a half map ! I need the second half !" realised Felipe.

But Who is in possession of this half map ?

This is something we will discover on the Second Part of the story !

With this Chapter I am closing my first part of the Golden Apple chase to be synchronized with the new change of rules and begin my second part of the story with the new "Era". I hope it was not too chaotic to follow as I changed a little bit my writing while progressing in the game.

Some comments on the builds I've made :

The Phlogisphere was a build I made for FanaBriques in Strasbourg, France to stick to the theme of the Event : "Flying vehicles".

And the little ship, the Crowned Pigglet, is obviously not my best, but It's entirely made from exclusively the pieces of the Angry Bird set 75825 Piggy Pirate Ship which I reworked to fit in a more conventional sloop aspect, only the minifigs are out of this set, the sails, and even the rope are from the original set !

I hope you'll like it ! Thank you for reading and, of course, every C&Cs are welcome !

Edited July 26, 2017 by Faladrin

[Capt Wolf]

I'm enjoying the story, and it's fun to see a phlogisphere make another appearance in BoBS.

And for some reason I really like the Crowned Pigglet, especially knowing its origin. It has character, and I enjoy those kinds of personal building challenges.

[Garmadon]

Great transformation of that set, Faladrin, and it's been a pleasure following your story here!   Looking forward to more on the Golden Apple quest! 

And I'd be remiss not to mention that phlogisphere - very nicely done all around!  Great work with that too! 

[Tezclatipoca]

19 hours ago, Capt Wolf said:

I'm enjoying the story, and it's fun to see a phlogisphere make another appearance in BoBS.

And for some reason I really like the Crowned Pigglet, especially knowing its origin. It has character, and I enjoy those kinds of personal building challenges.

Thank you !

Yes ! It was quite a challenge to obtain a real sloop shape with that bulky ship...

44 minutes ago, Garmadon said:

Great transformation of that set, Faladrin, and it's been a pleasure following your story here!   Looking forward to more on the Golden Apple quest! 

And I'd be remiss not to mention that phlogisphere - very nicely done all around!  Great work with that too! 

Thank you !

The Part 2 is in preparation, I have my main storyline still running. Felipe will have to face some real competition ! Who's got this map and who is chasing the Golden Apple too... we will know soon (I hope)

[blackdeathgr]

Interesting story for the ship! Pig sails ftw!!! Also a great phlogishpere  ! We need more of them to rule the skies despite the fact that they are a bit dangerous