Preparing to personate the professor | Chapter II: Surfin' Mala Runaway 2 Guide
Last update: 11 May 2016
Brian decided to personate the professor Pignon who was supposed to be taken by O'Connor to the camp. Luckily, Lokelani told him she knew how to do a make-up and had a makeover software.
It turned out that in order to make the software work, there had to be two pictures. The photo of Pignon was already in Brian's possession (he took it from O'Connor when he was climbing the tree).
There was a beachside photo stand nearby that could be used to make a photo of Brian, but first he had to gain coins or tokens to make it run. Lokelani advised to look in the sand because the tourists often was loosing theirs at that place.
Brian was too big to fit under the platform, but the lemur (now called Little Devil) was perfect for this job. He found a token but didn't want to give it to Brian unless he gets a beer.
Brian didn't have money to buy one, but Lokelani proposed they play a little game. He was supposed to answer the questions about her former boyfriends (Milo, Lopati, Tiroo, Russell). Now he could exchange the beer for the token.
Brian went back to the basement, turned off the power from the visitor's centre and plugged it to the Photo-Pix. He put the token inside, ask Lokelani to join him and made a fine Hawaiian photo souvenir.
Brian gave both pictures to Lokelani so she could make a computer analysis. She left her parrot and the bar under his care. Bored Brian decided to look for another bottle of beer, but at the sound of word "beer" Little Devil jumped out and scared Aolani to fly to the palm tree.
When Lokelani came back and found out that her parrot was missing, she was offended. Brian needed to find Aolani and mollify girl so she could help him with personating the professor.
Suddenly he heard the parrot's call and followed it. He got to the O'Connor's hummer and noticed that the bird is on the top of the tree Zachariah was climbing on before. He asked him to get Aolani from there (in the meantime, he put back the photo of Pignon to the book), but the soldier was too careless and the parrot gave up the ghost.
Brian couldn't come back to Lokelani with the parrot in this condition but he recalled the old surfer whose ancestors were shamans. More than that, his grandfather specialized in resurrecting poultry. Maybe the grandson could bring the parrot to life?