A Free Spirit mystery guide – Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

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Ah, another intriguing adventure beckons! As a seasoned gamer with years of pixel-hunting under my belt, I can’t resist the allure of a good mystery, especially one involving a missing feline friend. The Vatican, a place steeped in history and mystery, seems like the perfect setting for such an escapade.

As a gamer, I’ve been tasked with an unusual quest: helping to find a missing friend in the Vatican. It’s not a game character we’re looking for, but a real-life feline named Signor Smushki. He’s a black and white cat who has been close to Father Bianchi, and his disappearance is causing some worry. If you’ve got any tips or clues about his whereabouts, they would be greatly appreciated. Let’s help reunite this duo!

A Free Spirit mystery guide – Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

In the course of the story, you’ll unravel the enigma of the Free Spirit when you venture near a notice board situated right across from the Tower of Nicholas V in the Vatican. It’s an area you’ll discover after your first visit to the post office to retrieve your camera. Prior to this visit, the area was restricted by guards and thus inaccessible.

Begin your task by picking up the sketch of the cat. Then, face the opposite direction and stroll along the primary street heading towards the pharmacy. Continue walking on the main street, pass through the big wooden gates, and you’ll notice a metal gate on your right that opens into a garden. The precise location is indicated on the map above.

Head out to the garden, proceed along its right edge until you spot some wooden structures (scaffolding). Ascend these structures, passing a brown feline on your way up, till you reach the rooftop. Once there, walk towards the roof’s end, then make another right turn. This route should lead you to Signor Smushki, who seems to be basking in the sun and probably anticipating bird visits for his meal, quite a mischievous fellow.

I snapped a shot of him, then made my way back to the community bulletin board to pin up his photo, so Father Bianchi could see where he’s currently at.

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2024-12-06 16:27