El Secreto de Monkey Island: Aventura de Texto en Ámsterdam

![Pixel art: A bustling 17th-century Amsterdam canal at dawn. Brick houses with stepped gables lean over the water. A small rowboat with a ragged sail drifts near a wooden dock. Guybrush Threepwood stands on the dock, wearing a tattered tricorn hat and a worn leather vest. Seagulls circle overhead. A large warehouse with a rusty padlock looms in the background.] **Amsterdam, 1680 - The Damrak Docks** The morning mist clings to the canals like a ghost. You, Guybrush Threepwood, have just arrived on a merchant ship that didn't ask too many questions about your lack of coin. Your boots squelch on the wet planks. The smell of tar, herring, and damp wool fills the air. A grizzled dockworker, chewing on a piece of straw, eyes you from a stack of crates. He spits into the water. **Dockworker:** "You look like a man who's lost his ship, his purse, and his breakfast. What's your business in Amsterdam, lad?" **Guybrush:** "I'm here to find the treasure of the Lost Dutchman's Cache! They say it's hidden somewhere in this city, and no one's found it in a hundred years." The dockworker laughs, a dry, rasping sound. "Ha! Many have tried. You'll need more than a rusty sword and a dream. But... I did hear a rumor. The old cheese merchant, Van der Meer, he keeps a map in his shop. But his door's locked tighter than a miser's fist. They say the key is in the bell tower of the Oude Kerk. But the tower's door is locked too. And the key to *that*... well, that's a puzzle for a smarter man than me." He points to a nearby tavern, "The Salty Herring." A flickering lantern hangs above its door. **What do you do?** 1. **Talk to** the dockworker more. 2. **Look at** the warehouse with the rusty padlock. 3. **Go to** the tavern "The Salty Herring." 4. **Look at** your own inventory (you have nothing but a small pouch with 3 guilders). 5. **Push** the stack of crates near the dockworker.