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Hey, you're the one who saved me, yeah?
HaHA! Am I ever grateful for you, my friend!

I came here to investigate this place from an archaeological perspective.

See, I'm trying to reconstruct collapsed structures and, really, just investigate all sorts of fascinating stuff.

I plan to write a paper based on what
I find. Everyone in my field is gonna DIG it.
HaHA, just a little archaeology joke there!

So, I heard you use raw materials to make bridges and, well, all sorts of things. Did I get that right?

I did? That's great. Just what I wanted to hear!

The thing is, I'd love it if you could tell me when you build something.
Would you mind?

Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't ask you to do it for free. No, no, I'll give you something to show my appreciation.

For starters, let me know when you build
10 things, OK? I think this is gonna help a lot of folks, so thanks for doing this.

I tell ya, raw materials sure are handy, eh?
The way they can be turned into almost anything...it's incredible!

My guess is there was someone on this planet who used raw material to build all sorts of things.

Raw materials are meant to be used, not hoarded. Stuff is just waiting to be made out of them, you know?

OK, OK! Next up, let's see if you can get
20 things built. All this hard work...it's gonna lead to a breakthrough. I'm sure of it!

When you get inspired, it's like finding a shortcut. It helps you take something from an idea to a reality as quickly as possible.

So if you've got inspiration on your side, just set aside logic, reason, and validation...and go with the flow!

You might end up finding a castaway if you keep up all the building with these raw materials.

At the very least, you're gonna give me all sorts of good stuff for my research paper. I'd say that's a win-win all around!

How about we wrap things up by finishing
43 construction projects? We do that, and our names will go down in history! I hope.

What kind of beings lived here? What was their civilization like? Was this land always like this? There's so much I want to know.

I can't wait to find the answers!

Sometimes others ask me why I became an archaeologist.

The answer is real simple. It's because archeology is FUN!

There's no better kind of life to have than a fun life, ya know?

So, I heard you use raw materials to make bridges and, well, all sorts of things. Did I get that right?

I did? That's great. Just what I wanted to hear!

The thing is, I'd love it if you could tell me when you build something...

Hold on... You've already built a bunch of things?!

HaHA! I should have known it! I knew you seemed like someone who was gonna get up to good things.

I'll examine the things you build, and one day I'm gonna make a discovery that's gonna blow this field right out of its boots!

Whoa, you built all that?

Hey, are you a professional builder?

Well, you are now! HaHA!

Thank you so much! Your work is not just satisfactory...it's outstanding!

Once I study the structures you've built or repaired, I'm sure I'll make a groundbreaking discovery.

And then I'm gonna put your name in my paper. HaHA, just you wait!

For all the things you built...please, you gotta take this. I want you to know how much I appreciate it.

Intriguing fact: when you use raw material, you get MORE raw material. It's a true perpetual-motion building machine!

By rebuilding things, archaeologists are able to observe, study, and better grasp how the original builders thought.

It helps us understand the construction techniques used and the roles these things played in the builders' civilization.

You know how some bridges are made from a combination of raw materials, while some are just a giant plank?

The methods used to make them are different, right?

It's probably because the structures were used and then replaced by different generations who upgraded them over time.

Ever since coming to this planet, the folks in the task force have been pretty excited, huh? I get it though. I GET IT!

The more you look around here, the more you find mysteries waiting to be solved.
Talk about a fun planet to investigate!

I've been watching you really put in the effort, and I can't help but think you're starting to remind me of Kit!

Not just anyone can do what you do.
Both you and Kit... I'm really impressed by you two.

I'd LOVE to go do some investigating right now, but it'd be awful if I got stranded again.

I don't want to cause you any more trouble, so I'll stick close and check out the building projects around here.

You can't just keep helping me. It's too one-sided, you know? You gotta let me know if there's anything I can do for you.

Of course, pretty much the only thing I'm trained to do is archaeology investigation.
HaHA, what can I tell ya?

I tell ya, raw materials sure are handy, eh?
The way they can be turned into almost anything...it's incredible!

My guess is there was someone on this planet who used raw material to build all sorts of things.

Raw materials are meant to be used, not hoarded. Stuff is just waiting to be made out of them, you know?

When you get inspired, it's like finding a shortcut. It helps you take something from an idea to a reality as quickly as possible.

So if you've got inspiration on your side, just set aside logic, reason, and validation...and go with the flow!

What kind of beings lived here? What was their civilization like? Was this land always like this? There's so much I want to know.

I can't wait to find the answers!

Sometimes others ask me why I became an archaeologist.

The answer is real simple. It's because archeology is FUN!

There's no better kind of life to have than a fun life, ya know?

By rebuilding things, archaeologists are able to observe, study, and better grasp how the original builders thought.

It helps us understand the construction techniques used and the roles these things played in the builders' civilization.

You know how some bridges are made from a combination of raw materials, while some are just a giant plank?

The methods used to make them are different, right?

It's probably because the structures were used and then replaced by different generations who upgraded them over time.

Ever since coming to this planet, the folks in the task force have been pretty excited, huh? I get it though. I GET IT!

The more you look around here, the more you find mysteries waiting to be solved.
Talk about a fun planet to investigate!

Aren't you a big ol' doggy! What'd you eat that turned you into a giant?!

What is it? Are you hungry or something?
I'm sorry, buddy. All I've got right now are yucky raw materials.

They can be used for just about anything, but they still aren't edible. Sorry.

Whoa, for a second there, I thought I was looking in a mirror! I almost went to fix my hair.

I'd like you to build a bunch of structures and then report 'em to me. Think of it as helpin' out a pal, OK? Don't you worry—I'll have some rewards ready for you when you're done.

Oh, good! Someone else from the TV crew.
That'll be a relief to Muggs!

A TV director! That means we've found everyone from the TV crew!

Let's hurry back and report this to Muggs.

Oh! Uh, I'm sorry—I went off script there for a second. Wait...aren't you the one who rescued me?

OK, well...I'm Muggs. You might know me from television. I'm a reporter.

Oh, hey! I just had a brilliant idea...

Since you have a knack for rescuing folks, could you look for the rest of my TV crew too? You'll be handsomely rewarded.

Bah! I'm sorry. I went off script there...
Wait—aren't you the one who rescued me?

OK, well... I'm Muggs. You might know me from television. I'm a reporter. I'm sure
I look familiar.

Of course, the most important thing is you saved everyone in my crew!

I've noticed something about that reporter... Muggs, was it?

At times she just stares at me with this perplexed expression. Should I perhaps talk about less intellectual subjects?

I've noticed something about that reporter... Muggs, was it?

At times she just stares at me with this perplexed expression. Should I perhaps talk about less intellectual subjects?

That reporter girl... What do they call her again? Ms. Muggs?

It's the first time I've worked with her, but she's something else. She's got a lot of talent, that one.

That reporter girl... What do they call her again? Ms. Muggs?

It's the first time I've worked with her, but she's something else. She's got a lot of talent, that one.

Muggs and I, we're starting a whole new adventure together!