Immortality potion solo game

"Immortality Potion" By Isaiah Brown

Use American dialect and the serial comma.

When play begins, say "Deep within the steel confines of an underground bunker, Dr. Herman stood over a table cluttered with strange vials and cluttered journals, he is close to fulfilling the promise of immortality."

Section 1- The lab room

Lab Room is a room. "You are in a well lit room with a microscope near a man; the man is Dr. Herman, a trusted colleague."

The Microscope is a supporter in the lab room. The microscope is undescribed. The description of The Microscope is "Dr. Herman set up the Ambrotos plant leaf under the microscope". Understand "Microscope" as The Microscope.

The Ambrotos plant leaf is a thing in the lab room. The Ambrotos plant leaf is undescribed. Understand "ambrotos" and "plant" and "leaf" as The Ambrotos Plant Leaf

Dr Herman is a man in the Lab Room. Dr herman is undescribed. The description of Dr Herman is "A tall, aged man named Dr. Herman seemingly engulfed in his studies." The printed name of Dr Herman is "Dr. Herman". Understand "Dr" and "Herman" and "man" as Dr Herman.

[The blood of Dr Herman is a thing. The blood of Dr Herman is in the lab room.The blood of Dr Herman is undescribed. Understand "Blood" and "Dr hermans blood" and "Dr blood" and "The blood of Dr Herman" as the blood.

A person can be calm or aggressive. Dr Herman is calm.

The confrontation is a scene. The confrontation begins when Dr Herman becomes aggressive. The confrontation ends when Dr Herman is dead.

Instead of taking the blood of Dr Herman:
	say "As you reach to take his blood, Dr. Herman out of your way. 'You don’t know what you're doing,' he says in a shaky voice. 'This isn’t how I wanted this to go.'";
	now Dr Herman is aggressive;
	if Dr Herman is aggressive and the confrontation is not happening:
		say "Dr. Herman is enraged!";
		now the confrontation is happening.

When the confrontation begins:
	say "Dr. Herman becomes visibly upset. His calm demeanor is gone, replaced by fury. 'I will not let you take this from me!'".]


Section 2- The library

The library is a room. The library is east of the lab room. The description of the library is "There is a table in the center of the room with a book on it. On the shelves surrounding you there are countless books you have already read.".

The shelves are scenery.

The table is scenery. "The table has a lit candle and a book that rest upon it".

lit candle is scenery in the library. The description is "A dim light to help see in this run down library".

Understand "candle" and "lit" as lit candle.

Instead of taking lit candle:
	say "The candle is the only thing keeping this place lit. Besides, you don't need it".

Reading is an action applying to one thing. Understand "read [something]" as reading.

The description of the book of life is "'The urduk tribe and immortality'[paragraph break]The Urduk Tribe and the Ambrotos Plant[paragraph break]In the heart of the congo, lived the Urduk Tribe, a reclusive people known for their mastery of ancient, forgotten magics. For generations, the Urduk guarded their greatest secret: a ritual of immortality passed down from their ancestors, involving the Ambrotos plant.[paragraph break]The Ambrotos, also known as the 'Flower of Eternity', bloomed only once every century under the light of a blood moon. Its life giving properties enough to extend the life of the tribe’s elders by decades. But while the plant granted longevity, true immortality required something darker.[paragraph break]The Blood of the Betrayed[paragraph break]The Urduk believed that to fully unlock the plant's power, a terrible price had to be paid. The Blood of the Betrayed, a key ingredient in the ritual, symbolized the severing of the natural bonds between mortals. Only such corrupted blood could activate the Ambrotos's immortality properties.[paragraph break]The Urduk would perform a forbidden rite, where a chosen one would betray someone they deeply trusted. The blood would be collected, mixed with the crushed petals of the Ambrotos plant, creating an elixir.[paragraph break]The Foreign Spell[paragraph break]But the ritual required one final element: an incantation spoken in a foreign tongue that the Urduk believed came from the First Ones, beings who had once walked between life and death. The spell, written in a language long forgotten by most of the world, was passed down only among the Urduk.[paragraph break]The words themselves were incomprehensible, even to those who recited them, but their power was undeniable:[paragraph break]'Annir ul zhokra, sathras vorr, raeth akharn!'[paragraph break]Roughly translated, the phrase meant: 'I renounce the end, forsake the light, and become eternal in the shadow.'[paragraph break]The Ambrotos plant, the Blood of the Betrayed, and the foreign spell granted them immortality, but also eternal isolation. Many in the Urduk feared the ritual, believing that immortality was a temptation of the Spirits who sought to claim their souls. Yet, there were always those within the tribe willing to pay the price, eager to live forever, even at the cost of their humanity.".

The table is a supporter in the library.

The Book of Life is a thing in the library. The book of life is undescribed. The printed name of the book of life is "'The book of life' by Tithonus".

Section 3-Rules

Talking to is an action applying to one visible thing. Understand "talk to [someone]" as talking to.

Use scoring.

The maximum score is 10.

Section 4-Rules in lab room

Report taking The Ambrotos Plant Leaf for the first time:
Increase score by 1;
	Say "Thats one part of obtaining immortality".

Instead of examining The Ambrotos Plant Leaf:
	say "A dark green leaf with a slight glow to it. Maybe we should ask him about the plant.".

Instead of taking microscope:
	say "You have no need to carry the microscope".

Instead of taking Dr Herman:
	say "Dr. Herman is a very large man I don't think he'd let you".

Instead of talking to Dr Herman:
	say "Hey, I set up the ambrotos in the microscope for you to see. Come back after you've looked at it."

Understand "plant" as "[plant related]".

Understand "ambrotos" as "[plant related]".

Understand "leaf" as "[plant related]".

Instead of asking Dr Herman about "[plant related]":
	say "I got that plant in the congo while I was traveling. I heard of an ancient tribe called the urduk and powers of immortality. It was exactly what I needed to finish my research. While with the tribe I learned the stories were completely true. After living with the urduk tribe for a year they finally gifted me a leaf off of the plant they had been protecting for centuries. I believe combined with a ritual and a few other ingredients I can recreate their power. The ritual is located in a book in the library to the east if you would like to learn more."

Instead of eating the Ambrotos Plant Leaf:
	say "You'd really eat your one chance at creating a potion of immortality? (yes or no)";
	if the player consents:
		say "You foolishly ate the one thing that could make you immortal, instead you died.";
		end the story saying "Idiot ending acheived";
	otherwise:
		say "Good choice.";

Section 5-Rules in library

Understand "book" and "life" and "book of life" and "the book" as The Book of Life.