"Magic is about precise words, Jackie! You have turned Europe into a language soup!" He held up a bag of herbs. "We need the reverse incantation. But the words are scrambled. I cannot read my own spell book!"
Jackie ducked into a bicycle tunnel. He bumped into a kind old lady. "Sorry, ma'am," he said. The old lady smiled and replied in Dutch, "Geen probleem, jongen." Jackie heard it as English: "No problem, son." But then he tried to ask for directions. "Where is the train station?" The old lady heard it as Polish and handed him a tulip bulb in confusion.
The talisman pulsed. A wave of golden light erupted from it, spreading across the continent. Jackie Chan Adventures -Europe- -EnFrDeEsItNlPt...
Uncle stood on a fountain in the center of Paris. He took a deep breath.
"That," Jackie said, rubbing his sore shoulder, "was worse than fighting a demon." "Magic is about precise words, Jackie
The Catacombs beneath Paris, France
[End Credits roll over a montage of Tohru accidentally buying 200 baguettes because he nodded at the wrong time.] But the words are scrambled
Jackie sighed.
Uncle nodded sagely. "One more thing, Jackie."
But Jackie wasn't listening. He was staring at the ancient medallion he'd just snatched from a pedestal. It glowed with the symbol of a shattered tower. "The Talisman of Babel," he whispered. "It splits the sound from the meaning ."