We don't talk about that...

Oh dear, I understand my fault

Oh, that's interesting. The unfortunate thing about that is that I'm not using the variables the site gives me. It's all locally stored in JavaScript. But that's no worry. I can implement a safecheck for exploitation.

Thank you for taking time to play through! I'm glad to hear you liked the game, though, and I'll try to incorporate a lot of puzzles in the story, as it seems to be something people like. I'll have to polish the bookshelf, and in general that entire section, but thank you for letting me know! And I'll be sure to add a save function and try to incorporate the go back button (but as of right now, it the back button allows for some crazy stat exploits, so I'll have to work around that). And, thanks for letting me know about that. I'll do my best to make it better.

I'm not sure which option I'd prefer...

I can only pray that it's fixed, now. I'm sorry for the inconvenience, lol.

Awesome, again thanks so much! The funny thing is, you're actually the reason I tried to use JavaScript in the first place, lol, so it's only fitting you're the one with the solution!

Ah yes, https it is. Thanks for your help, though! Is it working on Firefox for you, now, then?

Ah, I see, that can be confusing. So, after you view the scroll with the markings (aka translations), you'll be able to use it without having to actually go back to that exact page. So, because the leather scroll is in another laanguage, the translations will show up on that page after you discover them. It's confusing though, so I'll make sure to make it more clear!

Hm, it doesn't look like that was the problem. For me, Chrome worked but Firefox didn't. When I inspected it, it turns out my firefox version was referencing an old version of my JavaScript. So after I cleared my cache, it worked. But I don't know how to translate that over to other users.