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I don't suppose we can really know.
What I mean is, what if we get rid of the second statue at the end? Then it would be a clean set of fifteen, reducing by one each age.
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What I mean is, what if we get rid of the second statue at the end? Then it would be a clean set of fifteen, reducing by one each age.
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*Shrugs*
You're the expert on this side of things.
Maybe... maybe it's not supposed to be out of place like that.
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Absolutely.
I'm wondering if the statues represent some kind of age in their history. Five figures, followed by sorrow. Then four, then three, then two. But I can't figure out why there would be another age represented with two sculptures.
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Right. Seen enough of this place for now?
We can always come back to it. In fact, I expect us to be seeing a lot of this place in the near future.
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You think this was some kind of doomsday shelter kind of thing? People could even have lived further in, and the mechanisms from before would seem pretty effective at keeping things out.
It's possible. There's only one way to find out.
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*Frowns*
So the origins of this place may not be so joyous after all?
I'm wondering if they used this as some kind of storage for significant cultural artifacts when they realized they would be overrun by Society V. There would be a lot more than this, though.
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*Raises an eyebrow*
Really strange design choice.
*Points to a small urn between some of the unusual statues*
These were used in times grief. It symbolized hope for a better future.
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I see. Even stranger then, that this would be down here.
I agree. Stranger yet, sixteen of these are identical and aren't in a style I recognize.
*Points to a set of statues lined up side by side*
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You think they represent significant people from their society, or is it just purely artistic?
Usually when they want to honor significant figures, they give them more distinctive features. This more resembles the styles of their festivals.
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No way. There's still unused words.
*Walks between different figures of a variety of heights*
Based on this style, these would have been created around the time that Ibles entered ito conflict with Society V.
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