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Amerzone: The Explorer's Legacy - First 20 Minutes (No Commentary Gameplay) · No Commentary Gaming

• 1:29
  You're the journalist, aren't you?
• 1:31
  I gave him your letter the other day.
• 1:33
  The professor's probably read it.
• 1:37
  He received another letter this morning.
• 1:38
  I put it in his mailbox. It was a letter from the museum.
• 1:42
  Letters from the museum? They always mean trouble.
• 1:46
  Hey, maybe you could take it to him.
• 1:48
  He has trouble moving around, you know, He's an old man, you
• 1:52
  know what I mean. You want my advice?
• 1:55
  He should see a doctor. Well, that's what I think,
• 1:58
  anyway. Oh, and have a cat.
• 2:00
  It looks like something fell from your bag over there.
• 2:03
  Well then, have a nice day. My friend, this old fool is
• 3:52
  overjoyed that your editor has finally decided to send you to
• 3:57
  interview me in person. As pleasant as it has been, our
• 4:04
  recent correspondence will not allow me to discuss certain
• 4:08
  subjects as freely as I would like.
• 4:12
  The subject of your special issue, the Amazon.
• 4:18
  You must be aware that it hits very close to home for me.
• 4:24
  That mysterious line is both the source of my greatest joys and
• 4:29
  my deepest disgrace, as my old friends at the museum probably
• 4:36
  told you. But no matter what they say, I
• 4:42
  know what really happened over there in the 30s when my
• 4:46
  companions lie ventured into the unknown
• 5:20
  not only to finally bring my version of what happened
• 5:24
  tonight, but perhaps to do even time is running out.
• 5:34
  So safe travels my friend. I am quite pleased to welcome
• 5:40
  you to my humble abode, signed Professor Alexander Ballumbois.
• 8:18
  You are the journalist, aren't you?
• 8:22
  Come, come. I'm my son.
• 8:34
  I'm my son. Too late for me.
• 8:41
  Too late, it's all over for me. I'm no longer in good health, my
• 8:49
  friend. It's a pity, but what can I do?
• 8:57
  In any case, Amazon, all that. No one ever believed me so.
• 9:15
  After all those years, the egg, the egg, the egg is still alive.
• 9:30
  Yes, I had planned to take it back over there to Amazon.
• 9:52
  My expedition was ready and all planned down to the smallest
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  detail and now I have no strength left.
• 10:17
  You must go for me. You must go.
• 10:22
  Take the egg back. Take the egg of the white birds
• 10:26
  back to Amazon. I beg you, please.
• 10:32
  You will find everything you need right here in the
• 10:39
  lighthouse. You must go tour.
• 10:49
  Tour the basement please. You must help
• 13:06
  None. My dear friend, I am an old man
• 15:09
  in the twilight of his years. I know now that I will never
• 15:14
  have the strength to set off again to the Amazon.
• 15:18
  My only remaining hope resides in convincing you to go in my
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  stead, make amends for the wrong I have done to that country over
• 15:28
  50 years ago. It was in 1929 at the university
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  where I was finishing my studies in natural sciences that I first
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  heard of the Amazon. I befriended a young law student
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  from that country. His name was Antonio Alvarez,
• 15:56
  and he was later to become the despotic leader that we now know
• 16:01
  today. He suggested going with me as my
• 16:07
  guide and interpreter until we got to the last steps of
• 16:11
  civilization in his country. A second companion was to join
• 16:18
  me, the Reverend Father David Makowski, who was burning with
• 16:22
  desire to perform mission work among the inhabitants of those
• 16:27
  regions forgotten by the Creator.
• 16:32
  We set off, therefore, 1 morning in June 1932 on board the Hydra
• 16:38
  Float, a revolutionary invention of mine.
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  Unfortunately, this first prototype had several
• 16:47
  imperfections. The mechanics of the craft
• 16:50
  failed us on the way near Shipwreck Island.
• 16:54
  Large number of sperm whales had settled there.
• 16:58
  I feared that we might have hit one of them.
• 17:14
  But already, my friend, to realize that I'm only at the
• 17:19
  beginning of this tragic story. If you want to find out about
• 17:24
  what follows, it will be waiting for you in the basement, your
• 17:28
  next destination, should you decide to replace me for this
• 17:32
  new journey. None.
• 20:37
  None.