Das Geheimnis der Monkey Island: Amsterdam Textabenteuer

[PIXEL ART: A wide shot of Amsterdam's 17th-century harbor at dawn. Wooden ships with tattered sails bob gently in the murky canal water. Brick warehouses with steep gabled roofs line the quay. Seagulls circle overhead. A lone figure in a tricorn hat and ragged coat stands on a wooden pier, holding a rusty cutlass.] **Amsterdam, 1687 - The Pier at Dawn** The salt air stings your nose as you step off the gangplank of the *Sea Serpent*, a ship you've scrubbed decks on for three months without a single coin to show for it. Your boots squelch on the wet planks. Before you, the city rises like a brick labyrinth - canals slicing between tall, crooked houses, their windows like dark, judging eyes. A gruff dockworker, chewing on a piece of tarred rope, spits into the water. He eyes your worn-out coat and the empty pouch on your belt. "Look alive, lad," he grunts. "Or the city'll eat you for breakfast. Heard tell of a treasure - old Captain Vanderhoof's hoard - hidden somewhere in these very streets. No man's found it in fifty years. But a scrawny pirate like you? Ha!" He points a thick finger toward a narrow alley between two warehouses. "Start at the Old Fish Market. Ask for a woman named Anja. She knows more than she lets on." You notice a loose plank on the pier, slightly raised. A glint of metal catches the morning light beneath it. **Options:** 1. Look at the loose plank 2. Talk to the dockworker 3. Walk toward the Old Fish Market 4. Draw your cutlass and demand more information 5. Check your empty pockets