Now that we speak his language, the doorman seems like a nice guy - but to enter the city, we need to know its ancient proverbs.

No, but you can probably learn the city's proverbs from people who know the area.

Surely you're not the only one out and enjoying nature!

You have more path options than just 'toward the gate' and 'toward the ship'.

Go towards the campfire via the southeastern path, then speak to the woman sitting next to it.

When prompted, ask about ancient proverbs.

Sandy wanted you to bring her some chocolate and graham crackers to make s'mores.

She'll give you the book of proverbs for them.

Dexter mentioned a s'mores kit being somewhere on the ship - you may have overlooked it before.

Chocolate, crackers, and marshmallows sound like perfect 'on the road' food.

Space doesn't have roads, but still - 'driving snacks' must still be common.

In the cockpit, near the passenger chair.

Return to Sandy and speak to her again, choosing the new dialogue option to swap the s'mores kit for the book of proverbs.

When you've got it in your inventory, right click on it to read the book.

It'll be difficult to remember them all - if you're struggling, the next hint lists them all.

Otherwise, speak to the doorman again when you're ready to be quizzed.

"An empty sack cannot stand up." "A hungry dog doesn't play." "You can't eat okra with one finger." "A cow of many masters will die of hunger." "Behind every mountain is another mountain." "A loaded donkey doesn't stand still." "The rock in the water doesn't know the pain of the rock in the sun."

With the quiz passed with flying colours, we're finally inside the city!