Pipes of Hamelin
The Pipes of Hamelin (ハーメルンの笛, Hāmerun no Fue?) are two pipes made of gold and silver. One of the pipes can lure children to its player and transform them into orbs that in exchange of the child's life can produce a huge amount of energy. The second reverts the effects of the first. It is still unknown the effects of the energy produced, because the process has never been completed. The tale of the Pied Piper of Hamelin is directly based on these pipes and what happened with them in Hamelin, Germany in 1284.
- Appears in: Task 12
- Hazard Level: 110
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“They were pipes of pagan mirth,
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He laid him down on the sunburned earth
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“They were pipes of pagan mirth,
And the world had found new terms of worth.
He laid him down on the sunburned earth
And raveled a flower and looked away.
Play? Play? What should he play?”
—Robert Frost (1874–1963)