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THE SUNLIT ISLES

Sky Courier

One character. One carefully delivered object.

DELIVERED0
MISSES0
PRECISION—
Learning journey
0%
Untimed

Begin with a single letter.

Correct letters land safely. Misses need another try.

Mission details and full text
Earned supply0
Protection100%
Risk0%
Earned mission route0%
Mission clockNo deadline

Relaxed practice: no elapsed-time risk.

Precision comes first. Every new character counts once.
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How progress, precision and distance work

A new correct character earns one safe outcome. A wrong character creates a miss and the game moves to the next character. The missed position stays highlighted. Deletion and replacement do not change a scored position; paste is not scored.

Delivery precision = safe outcomes ÷ (safe outcomes + misses). The journey needs at least 70% earned supply and 70% precision, plus protection above zero. Misses lower the score, even though you can keep typing forward. The result is based on completion and precision. In Timed challenge only, elapsed active time raises risk and consumes protection; arrival must be before the length-based deadline. After expiry you can finish the text as practice, but that challenge cannot win. Relaxed practice has no elapsed-time penalty. A failed mission diverts safely without celebration.

Each safe outcome adds up to 0.5 fictional game km, scaled by precision squared. After 20 correct characters and 10 active seconds, at least 90% precision unlocks a speed bonus of up to 25%, capped at 60 correct WPM. Pauses, spoken prompts and checkpoints never count as active time. Mistakes reduce future distance gains; distance never moves backwards.

Zürich, Rome and New York are playful route markers at 700, 900 and 1,300 game km. These are invented milestones, not real distances or routes. Advanced has three original reading pages. With Voice on, every word is read aloud just before you type it; after a mistake you hear the expected character.