INPUT ARTICLE: Article: As stated above, you must complete the Magician Quest in order for you to open the next phase of the chain quest. After completing the Magician Quest, you get to choose either of the three classes for Aisha: High Magician, Dark Magician, or Battle Magician. Each higher class has different kinds of specialties, sets of skills, and combos. You can alternatively accept it through your Log Quest, which can be found at the lower right-hand side of your screen. For the first part of the quest, you need to enter Suburbs of Wally's Castle to hunt for the boss William. Kill him and obtain a quest item (Necklace) under the Very Hard Mode difficulty. Most of the time, you have to do reruns before this item drops from the boss. Being in a party is highly recommended to clear up monsters quickly in each level. The rest of the quest requires you to enter Wally's Castle, the last dungeon found in Elder Village, to collect 2 quest items from Crossbow Soldier and then clear the dungeon without taking more than 50 hits. Otherwise, you have to rerun in order to complete it. Before you enter the dungeon, make sure you have set the difficulty to Hard Mode. A full house party is recommended for this. Keep your distance away from the mob, and use any of your AoE skills to protect yourself, especially when you reach the boss level. After completing all the quests, head to Elder Village to see Echo the Alchemist. She's a white-haired young lady found at the northeastern part of the village, just a few steps away from the East Portal. Talk to her to complete the chain quest. If your class didn't change after talking to Echo, log off from the game and then log in again. This can happen when the server is too busy, especially if there are a lot of players online.

SUMMARY: Complete the Magician Quest. Choose High Magician quest in the town's bulletin board. Go back to Suburbs of Wally's Castle. Enter Wally's Castle. See Echo the Alchemist.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This information can help you find the right size hat. Use a cloth tape measure (or a length of string that you can later measure with a ruler). Place the tape measure around your head in a circle about 1/8 inch (3 mm) above your ears, across the middle of your forehead. This is roughly where the hat will sit on your head. The tape should fit firmly but not tightly. Remove the tape and note the measurement. Hat sizing may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer, so always try on your hat or consult their sizing chart for specifics. Don't be shy: ask to try on any style that strikes your fancy. You might also get suggestions from the sales staff, which may (or may not) be helpful and give you new ideas. Remember, the final decision is up to you. When you go hat shopping, wear an outfit that is typical for your style. Or, if you're buying a hat for a special occasion, bring the clothes you expect to wear along with you to compare. When you find a style you like, make sure the size feels good. It shouldn't squeeze your head or pop off. Remember, you want a hat you'll feel great in. If the size is wrong, even slightly, you're much less likely to wear it. If the hat is just a bit too large, you might try a hat sizer. These are inserted into the inside of the hat's sweatband for a more secure fit. Gentlemen, remember to remove your hat indoors. Ladies, you can usually flaunt your hat anywhere you please, but do take it off at audience events, where you might block someone's view (besides the obvious exceptions, such as at the race track).

SUMMARY: Measure your head before you go shopping. Go shopping and try on lots of different hats. Make sure the hat feels comfortable. Buy your hat, wear it, and love it!

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Consular Officers work to help arrange international adoptions, evaluate travel requests from foreign nationals, assist in evacuating Americans stationed abroad, combat fraud, and fight human trafficking organizations. Consular Officers are expected to be strategic planners with crisis management skills, capable of protecting US citizens while working to serve US interests abroad. Consular Officers are trained in resolving child custody disputes, overseeing arrests and detentions, issuing travel advisories, and addressing and responding to emergencies abroad. Economic Officers serve as liaisons with foreign government representatives on foreign and domestic issues related to technology, science, economic developments, trade negotiations, energy crises, and environmental interests. Economic Officers must be skillful negotiators capable of building and maintaining mutually-beneficial trade relations with other nations. Economic Officers are trained in economics, trade, commercial diplomacy policies, energy issues, or environmental issues, depending on that officer's assignment. Management Officers help facilitate all embassy operations across all departments. Management Officers are required to be fast thinkers who are capable of devising problem-solving strategies in the face of challenging situations. Management Officers are trained in a variety of professional areas, depending on the needs of that officer's appointment office. Political Officers are responsible for analyzing the political climate of their host country. Political Officers must be able to effectively communicate and negotiate as needed with representatives of foreign governments. Political Officers are required to be well-informed and must possess the skills to effectively interpret situations and negotiate with other agencies on issues of international interest. Political Officers are trained to solicit support from foreign government agencies to help move US interests and shared international goals forward. Public Diplomacy Officers engage with government officials and non-governmental groups, including political think tanks, civil society members, and academic leaders, with the goal of promoting mutual interests and building support for American international policies. Public Diplomacy Officers are expected to be skilled experts in cross-cultural interests and relations while advocating for American policies and values abroad. Public Diplomacy Officers are trained in communicating American history, values, and traditions to foreign audiences in order to build international support for American policies.

SUMMARY: Prepare for a Consular Officer's duties. Prepare for an Economic Officer's duties. Prepare for a Management Officer's duties. Prepare for a Political Officer's duties. Prepare for a Public Diplomacy Officer's duties.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Transfer plain white frosting to a mixing bowl using a spatula or spoon. You may want to reserve a small amount of white frosting in case you want to lighten the color of the frosting later. Natural food coloring is better for you than artificial food coloring. You can use all one color, or use multiple colors. Mix a few drops of food coloring into the frosting by hand or with an electric mixer. Keep in mind that 100 drops of food coloring equals about 1 teaspoon (5 mL). Make pink frosting by adding 11 drops of red and 3 drops of yellow. Make lavender frosting by adding 5 drops of blue and 5 drops of red. Make mint green frosting by adding 3 drops of blue and 3 drops of green. If the color is too dark, add more plain white frosting. If the color isn't dark enough, add another drop or two of food coloring. Then, mix the frosting thoroughly. Continue adjusting the color until you get the desired result.

SUMMARY:
Empty white frosting into a mixing bowl. Mix food coloring into the frosting. Adjust the color, if needed.