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In the [[Penguin Times]] edition #160, there was a clue found on the page about the [[Dojo]] Lighting strike. If you looked at the headline, "Dojo Damaged by Lightning", and clicked on the letters N, I, and N in the word Lightning, the letter J in Dojo, and the letter A in Damaged (which spells [[Ninja]]), a brown sheet of paper would show up. It said "fire, water, and snow, the triangle of power, your journey's first step". It also showed the symbols of the elements mentioned on the note. It was a hint to the then up-coming game, [[Card-Jitsu]]. | In the [[Penguin Times]] edition #160, there was a clue found on the page about the [[Dojo]] Lighting strike. If you looked at the headline, "Dojo Damaged by Lightning", and clicked on the letters N, I, and N in the word Lightning, the letter J in Dojo, and the letter A in Damaged (which spells [[Ninja]]), a brown sheet of paper would show up. It said "fire, water, and snow, the triangle of power, your journey's first step". It also showed the symbols of the elements mentioned on the note. It was a hint to the then up-and-coming game, [[Card-Jitsu]]. | ||
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In the Penguin Times edition #160, there was a clue found on the page about the Dojo Lighting strike. If you looked at the headline, "Dojo Damaged by Lightning", and clicked on the letters N, I, and N in the word Lightning, the letter J in Dojo, and the letter A in Damaged (which spells Ninja), a brown sheet of paper would show up. It said "fire, water, and snow, the triangle of power, your journey's first step". It also showed the symbols of the elements mentioned on the note. It was a hint to the then up-and-coming game, Card-Jitsu.