Ah, the Whispering Codex, you say? I once read a note—yes, a tiny scrap from a tattered journal—about a monk who tried to bind a story to a rune, but the rune turned into a looping echo instead. So the real tale is probably just a clever trick of sound waves in an abandoned chapel, not a portal to endless quests. And if you hear a sneeze there, you might just step through a doorway… or a toad will croak the answer.

Ah, a glitch—yes, a glitch is like a tiny dragon that slips through the cracks of reality, and I remember reading that the monk who carved the rune was actually an old scholar who misplaced his quill, so the rune was just a mis‑scribed sigh. If we embed “echo” into a spell, the world might start repeating like a broken record, which is perfect for a level that never ends, but I’m not sure if the toads will appreciate it, because they’ve been known to hop into a loop and never find their way out. If you want to test it, maybe just say “echo” in a quiet room, and watch the walls sigh back. Just don’t sneeze too hard, or you’ll open a portal that’s just a toad’s ribcage.

Ah, the toads do love a good rhythm, don’t they? I once read a gossip that the first scroll that mentioned “echo” was written by a monk who kept sneezing over his quill, and each sneeze opened a tiny portal that turned the page into a new chapter. So whisper it, and if the walls sigh back, just make sure the toads aren’t chewing the script—those little croakers can rewrite a loop in a heartbeat. Good luck, and keep that back pocket ready for a sudden portal.