"I think I just saw a glimpse of heaven..."
You will have to put massive quotation marks around that "ok", Princess.
Hell.
Should have stayed with the angels, Princess.
Please note how nobody is even acknowledging Throwey here, even though he too is a Pixl and should logically be introduced.
This all ties back to how I said that Pixls are just floating abilities. They aren't treated like people, or anything really. They might as well not be there.
Don't fall for it, Princess. He's always trying to lure people into his house so he can babble at them.
Let's just leave and do our own thing for a whil--
Goddamn screen transitions!
Also, we ditched the blue guy with the watering can for a head. One would think he'd come along to get some closure regarding that whole girl from the sky ordeal, but the game forgot about him, and so should we.
Those lucky bastards get to be safe from the bullshit for a few more chapters.
Note how Peach is concerned for Bowser's safety.
You just made that up.
Also, I see what you are doing with that quote. By starting the prophecy snippet with a conjunction, you imply that there is more content to that sentence than you're actually showing. Thereby you are attempting to give the illusion that there's this whole coherent work that you're quoting from, without having to actually write any of it.
Except it doesn't work because this generic prophecy is not engaging enough to make me willing to suspend my disbelief. So in the end, you're just creating a very awkward sentence.
Do we even have to do that? I mean we've already established the path I must take is set in stone and recorded in the prophecy. Just read it and tell me.
Ugh, not ANOTHER one of you.
I've had all I can take. Get to the point and let us out of here.
So we get this key...
...and Merlon is making a big deal out of it...
...and how it will help us uncover the secrets of Flipside.
The lock that this oh so special key opens...
...is literally across the street right by Merlon's house.
Stop trying to sell this thing as if it's mystical and exciting, Merlon. Unlock your damn gates yourself.