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On a clear evening there was a boy sitting with his laptop in a park against a tree. You could just see the joy in his face, that was how happy he was.

He turned on his laptop and started to logon onto the great world of Gaia.
As he was reading all sorts of threads he noticed one thread that was about jigsaw puzzles. He clicked on it and started to read it.

Everybody on that thread were talking about how "cool" and "great" it was to play the Jigsaws of Gaia. The boy started to laugh and wanted to play the game.

Almost in an instant he clicked in the menu on games, and right after that he clicked on the jigsaw game.
The window opened, he could see that the game was loading. He waited a bit and then it appeared. It was so beautifull, it was jigsaw.

He browsed through some puzzles and there it was. His ultimate challenge.
A puzzle with almost nothing but white pieces and some darker pieces that formed a man screaming as he fell down. he selected that puzzle and then clicked on the insane button, which was the most difficult level that there was.

After playing and trying to resolve the puzzle the boy noticed that there was a bonus item inside the puzzle. It was a "That 70's red jacket", with a worth of 3000G!
The boy got so motivated that he finished the game in no time.
But something strange had happened.... the game did not fisnish.... he just could'nt figure out what it was.

But then he noticed something in the puzzle what was not correct. After a while staring at that small strange spot on the puzzle he figured it out.
There were two pieces missing!!!!
He tried everything! He grabbed the puzzle and moved it up and down, from the left to the right! he clicked on shuffle for about 2 minutes straight. He looked at the other characters who were chatting with him to see if the two pieces weren't on top of them, he posted on threads, even made his own thread, but nothing.

He couldn't finish the game... it was over for him. No gold, no item, no nothing..

The only thing he had now, was just a short story of a said boy and his jigsaw...