Legend

Myriad Reality

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The one bit for sure. As of right now. That’s it.

@Audacious

Simple enough. Then I suppose we wait.

Myriad Reality

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Inner workings of the elements and very specific locations and bits of history that I will go out of my way to make sure you stay away from. I’d say it’s unlikely you learn more unless you go poking around when you shouldn’t.

@Audacious

Are you certain there will be a need for any adjustment?

Myriad Reality

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Depends on intention. Most get memory adjustments, like you’ be getting eventually.

@Audacious

Again, I would like to understand the scope of that limitation. The more I interact, the less I will be able to remove.

Myriad Reality

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Localized. Pretty much entirely.

@Audacious

How do you handle the individual?

Myriad Reality

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Well “rogue” agents would just be people who can use the elements but not for good. And that’s more of a “good guy versus bad guy” deal. What we’re doing specifically is looking for unsolicited use. Instances where it has popped up, clearly out of control and done damage because someone who shouldn’t have been able to do something, did. Poked their nose somewhere they shouldn’t have. And that’s exactly the danger, playing with forces they don’t comprehend and hurting themselves or others. Even being a cause for a physical anomaly like we discussed before… Sort of like arson.

@Audacious

Interesting. And are these lasting effects, or are they localized to the affected area?

Myriad Reality

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With written records in existence. Yep, there you go. You had a better explanation for it than I did.

@Audacious

And what are the dangers of a rogue agent spiking element activity?

Myriad Reality

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Very comparable then. Only there’s also the fact that people countless millions and billions of years ago also had a lot of things figured out and then poofed.

@Audacious

The maintainers quit or died. Also an apt analogy.

Myriad Reality

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Sure, sounds comparable then. I think you definitely understand.

@Audacious

In those cases, you would be forced to reverse engineer the code, or otherwise make educated guesses.

Myriad Reality

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Sure, whatever helps you understand. Not that I know if that’s a valid comparison… But you’re smart so I trust that it is.

@Audacious

It pertains to endpoints that can be programmatically accessed, but are relatively unknown and may not be fully implemented.

Myriad Reality

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It's not. It's like, imagine that Existence was someone's project, right? Like programming something. The elements- the ones we call Hidden anyway, would be a part of that project that ended up cut, but their existence can still be found in the records. They have functionality if you know how to access them, but due to their unfinished nature, a lot of what makes them tick isn't immediately obvious, and very much not accessible... That make sense?

@Audacious

Undocumented API calls. I understand completely.