quests update

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1013.json

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "nuclearcraft:rtg_uranium"
       },
-      "name:8": "Spicy Nightmares"
+      "name:8": "骇人噩梦"
     }
   },
   "questID:3": 1013,

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1015.json

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@
           ]
         }
       },
-      "name:8": "Powered Machines"
+      "name:8": "电动机器"
     }
   },
   "questID:3": 1015,

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1016.json

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "buildcrafttransport:pipe_wood_fluid"
       },
-      "name:8": "Pipez"
+      "name:8": "管道"
     }
   },
   "questID:3": 1016,

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1017.json

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "thermaldynamics:duct_0"
       },
-      "name:8": "Nightmare Energy"
+      "name:8": "噩梦能量"
     }
   },
   "questID:3": 1017,

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1065510600.json

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:self_actualizing_warren_rift"
       },
-      "name:8": "This is what it\u0027s all about!"
+      "name:8": "This is what it's all about!"
     }
   },
   "questID:3": 1065510600,

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1142834944.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "A lone Testificate seems to have gone on after the campaign on Furatto. Acting by himself, one of the faithful of the Arbiter has followed the guide of some bees, and was able to reach Lyndenwyrm, gathering knowledge about the power of Entropy after studying the Chaos Dragons in the Sky of Terra.\nThis agent was one of the Arbiter\u0027s inner circle back on Terra, a powerful magician and alchemist, and the creator of the Withers. These six creatures, created from the undead of the Meatball Man, were put in place as the ultimate defense of Terra, and would awaken if the full corporeal form of the Lord of Gluttony were to ever set foot in the land of the Testificates.\nAs they told me of their mission and research, one interesting detail about powerful recursion came up. \nFractallite powers have strict rules; no more and no less than one individual can hold a given fractallite power; if a fractallite being dies, their power and their mission become available for the taking. \nOne can ascend before gaining powers, as the process of ascension simply consists of reaching a level of attunement to recursion that allows one to sense the fields for these immense powers.\nBecause of this, there are powerful fractallite beings that hold no powers, and who are simply fighting or waiting to take control over a specific one.",
+      "desc:8": "A lone Testificate seems to have gone on after the campaign on Furatto. Acting by himself, one of the faithful of the Arbiter has followed the guide of some bees, and was able to reach Lyndenwyrm, gathering knowledge about the power of Entropy after studying the Chaos Dragons in the Sky of Terra.\nThis agent was one of the Arbiter's inner circle back on Terra, a powerful magician and alchemist, and the creator of the Withers. These six creatures, created from the undead of the Meatball Man, were put in place as the ultimate defense of Terra, and would awaken if the full corporeal form of the Lord of Gluttony were to ever set foot in the land of the Testificates.\nAs they told me of their mission and research, one interesting detail about powerful recursion came up. \nFractallite powers have strict rules; no more and no less than one individual can hold a given fractallite power; if a fractallite being dies, their power and their mission become available for the taking. \nOne can ascend before gaining powers, as the process of ascension simply consists of reaching a level of attunement to recursion that allows one to sense the fields for these immense powers.\nBecause of this, there are powerful fractallite beings that hold no powers, and who are simply fighting or waiting to take control over a specific one.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:chaotic_gem"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1151267866.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "I am not the only one who came to this conclusion. It seems like, in one way or another, I may be fated to take the Arbiter\u0027s place and Fractallite power.\nOne of the faithful of the arbiter has approached me, and told me the Fluix Historians are ready to support me in my struggle against the Meatball Man.\nThey gave a fabrial, one that would be able to set off the full might of the Withers against the Meatball Man.\nThis is all nice and good, I think I know what I am doing here, but it leaves the matter of Alchemy, and my own state as the \u0027chosen one\u0027, open.\nWhat sort of plan put me where I am now? I was simply a greedy scientist looking for fame. What about me put me on this journey that was clearly laid out by design.",
+      "desc:8": "I am not the only one who came to this conclusion. It seems like, in one way or another, I may be fated to take the Arbiter's place and Fractallite power.\nOne of the faithful of the arbiter has approached me, and told me the Fluix Historians are ready to support me in my struggle against the Meatball Man.\nThey gave a fabrial, one that would be able to set off the full might of the Withers against the Meatball Man.\nThis is all nice and good, I think I know what I am doing here, but it leaves the matter of Alchemy, and my own state as the 'chosen one', open.\nWhat sort of plan put me where I am now? I was simply a greedy scientist looking for fame. What about me put me on this journey that was clearly laid out by design.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:withering_construct"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1196.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "The Meatball Man and the Old Ones. A pact broken. A mission forsaken.\nThe power of the Meatball Man, as the lord of gluttony, is centeerd on undeath. I do not know the full details of this, but the mission of this creature used to be as a devil of some sort, or maybe an angel, guarding, maybe punishing, maybe instructing, those who lived gluttonous lives.\nAt a certain point, though, it became too much; the mission was abandoned, and the fight against the Arbiter, representing the teachings of a virtuous life pointing away from gluttony, began.\nWhile the mission of a Fractallite is easily abandoned, using Fractallite powers against one\u0027s own mission is not easily done. Still, it can be done, and those who have, the Old Ones, are willing to share their methods and rituals.\nIt is thanks to those rituals that the gluttonous dead now directly serve the Meatball Man, and act as his undead army.",
+      "desc:8": "The Meatball Man and the Old Ones. A pact broken. A mission forsaken.\nThe power of the Meatball Man, as the lord of gluttony, is centeerd on undeath. I do not know the full details of this, but the mission of this creature used to be as a devil of some sort, or maybe an angel, guarding, maybe punishing, maybe instructing, those who lived gluttonous lives.\nAt a certain point, though, it became too much; the mission was abandoned, and the fight against the Arbiter, representing the teachings of a virtuous life pointing away from gluttony, began.\nWhile the mission of a Fractallite is easily abandoned, using Fractallite powers against one's own mission is not easily done. Still, it can be done, and those who have, the Old Ones, are willing to share their methods and rituals.\nIt is thanks to those rituals that the gluttonous dead now directly serve the Meatball Man, and act as his undead army.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:naquadah_chunk"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1248230501.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "§7§oRockets and space stations are cool, but unfortunately sometimes they bug out.\nFor those that do not want to deal with the possible issues from using Advanced Rocketry, there\u0027s the Bee Stargate! A bit of rocketry will still be required, but it\u0027d be a one-time thing!\n\n§fWow, of course Bees have developed extremely advanced Wormhole technology. I love the Bees!\nStepping through a Stargate, that feels quite cool, I will not deny it...\nIt seems like these structures play an important role in the history, tradition, and culture of Bees. Those that are capable of producing components for these Stargates appear to be highly regarded by the rest of the Bees. This reminds me of how priests and monks are treated by humans. I wonder if their religion has something to do with Stargates...",
+      "desc:8": "§7§oRockets and space stations are cool, but unfortunately sometimes they bug out.\nFor those that do not want to deal with the possible issues from using Advanced Rocketry, there's the Bee Stargate! A bit of rocketry will still be required, but it'd be a one-time thing!\n\n§fWow, of course Bees have developed extremely advanced Wormhole technology. I love the Bees!\nStepping through a Stargate, that feels quite cool, I will not deny it...\nIt seems like these structures play an important role in the history, tradition, and culture of Bees. Those that are capable of producing components for these Stargates appear to be highly regarded by the rest of the Bees. This reminds me of how priests and monks are treated by humans. I wonder if their religion has something to do with Stargates...",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:bee_stargate"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1328.json

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@
           "FluidName:8": "electrons"
         }
       },
-      "name:8": "Alpha Particles \u0026 Electrons"
+      "name:8": "Alpha Particles & Electrons"
     }
   },
   "questID:3": 1328,

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1331.json

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@
           "FluidName:8": "protons"
         }
       },
-      "name:8": "Protons \u0026 Neutrons"
+      "name:8": "Protons & Neutrons"
     }
   },
   "questID:3": 1331,

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1334.json

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@
           "FluidName:8": "quarks"
         }
       },
-      "name:8": "Quarks \u0026 Leptons \u0026 Higgs"
+      "name:8": "Quarks & Leptons & Higgs"
     }
   },
   "questID:3": 1334,

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/134104165.json

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:trinity_ingot"
       },
-      "name:8": "This Ingot is 3-in-1"
+      "name:8": "三位一体的锭"
     }
   },
   "questID:3": 134104165,

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1343888287.json

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:entropic_channeling_fabrial"
       },
-      "name:8": "Trials of the Arbiter"
+      "name:8": "理序主的试炼"
     }
   },
   "questID:3": 1343888287,

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1345.json

@@ -4,12 +4,12 @@
   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "It took some time and experimentation, but yes, etherium has at least one use. I definitely lack the power and knowledge to fully take advantage of it, though.\nThe existance of something like this is good for me, though. I went from not knowing what I did not know, to knowing what I do not know. That\u0027s progress!",
+      "desc:8": "It took some time and experimentation, but yes, etherium has at least one use. I definitely lack the power and knowledge to fully take advantage of it, though.\nThe existance of something like this is good for me, though. I went from not knowing what I did not know, to knowing what I do not know. That's progress!",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:arkengem"
       },
-      "name:8": "Arkengem"
+      "name:8": "阿肯宝石"
     }
   },
   "questID:3": 1345,

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/136.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "I gotta say, the Shyre Empire is extremely diverse, which I guess makes sense when it\u0027s ruled by immortal, mythic beings (or being?).\nBarathos is a desert land of proud warriors. They have an unisually rich history and tradition, and both the beasts and people of this world live by ideals of might and power, not so different from many of the great civilizations that produced Earth\u0027s rich history. \nTo the eyes of the people of Barathos, I look nothing more than a usurper to what they believe a righteous position of power. It truly feels bad to have to fight these people, it does, but I cannot let this stop me. The Shyre Empire is a power that must be kept in check, and if I weren\u0027t here, those getting killed would be the people of Terra, and who knows how many other planets in the vast universe. Still, it is upsetting to see these poor souls die in the name of gods too complacent to do the job themselves.\nOn a different note, it seems like that, to become part of the Shyre Empire, a civilization need to be considered \u0027powerful\u0027 by some sort of standard. If a conquered world is deemed worthy, they are annexed. If a world is deemed too weak, they are terminated, completely.\nThe fact that these almost omnipotent beings can choose what civilizations are worthy of existing is so sad. This answers the Fermi paradox, I guess...",
+      "desc:8": "I gotta say, the Shyre Empire is extremely diverse, which I guess makes sense when it's ruled by immortal, mythic beings (or being?).\nBarathos is a desert land of proud warriors. They have an unisually rich history and tradition, and both the beasts and people of this world live by ideals of might and power, not so different from many of the great civilizations that produced Earth's rich history. \nTo the eyes of the people of Barathos, I look nothing more than a usurper to what they believe a righteous position of power. It truly feels bad to have to fight these people, it does, but I cannot let this stop me. The Shyre Empire is a power that must be kept in check, and if I weren't here, those getting killed would be the people of Terra, and who knows how many other planets in the vast universe. Still, it is upsetting to see these poor souls die in the name of gods too complacent to do the job themselves.\nOn a different note, it seems like that, to become part of the Shyre Empire, a civilization need to be considered 'powerful' by some sort of standard. If a conquered world is deemed worthy, they are annexed. If a world is deemed too weak, they are terminated, completely.\nThe fact that these almost omnipotent beings can choose what civilizations are worthy of existing is so sad. This answers the Fermi paradox, I guess...",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "aoa3:barathos_realmstone"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1377.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "I am not the only one showing interest in Candyland, it seems. The forces of the Meatball Man, coming from Oi, are on the move too.\nA powerful Meatball Fiend is taunting me, almost as if it wanted me to fight back. This falls in line with whatever the Meatball Man has been doing whenever he showed up. Threats, annoyance, and a seemingly premature defeat despite clear hints of having incredible power that could easily overwhelm me. I guess this type of trickery is what\u0027s to be expected from the lord of desire and its minions.\nI know I shouldn\u0027t feel this way, but part of me is thankful to the Meatball Man for doing this. He is showing me how powerful my foes can really be, and I can prepare for it.\nBut what is his aim with regards to my fate? Why do I feel like these encounters are being purposefully set up? What does the Meatball Man want from me?",
+      "desc:8": "I am not the only one showing interest in Candyland, it seems. The forces of the Meatball Man, coming from Oi, are on the move too.\nA powerful Meatball Fiend is taunting me, almost as if it wanted me to fight back. This falls in line with whatever the Meatball Man has been doing whenever he showed up. Threats, annoyance, and a seemingly premature defeat despite clear hints of having incredible power that could easily overwhelm me. I guess this type of trickery is what's to be expected from the lord of desire and its minions.\nI know I shouldn't feel this way, but part of me is thankful to the Meatball Man for doing this. He is showing me how powerful my foes can really be, and I can prepare for it.\nBut what is his aim with regards to my fate? Why do I feel like these encounters are being purposefully set up? What does the Meatball Man want from me?",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:diabetic_sentient_meatball"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1397.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "Not being told about the secrets of filling a planet with taint does sting a little bit I won\u0027t lie. After what I was told, I believe I am conscientious enough to not use this power; I just want to know more about this universe I am part of. I want to make sense of it.\nI do appreciate that I was told about a way to remove flux, though. Not only it is useful, but the knowledge of this provides good insight about the way the thumic fields operate.\nThey are not an inherent property of space, meaning that not every place in the universe will have aura or flux. In that sense, they operate similarly to how the electromagnetic field operates; to have it you need a source, like a magnet, or something very very hot. \nMost of the universe, though, experiences the fields of aura and flux, and this is because of the ability of these fields to push matter itself into a more stable equilibrium. For reasons that still do not make 100% sense, matter influenced by these fields becomes more \u0027organized\u0027 in some way, and itself it becomes a source of the fields. The process is very slow, and even slower at low field strengths, from what I am seeing, but it makes it so that, starting from a single source of aura for example, the whole universe will eventually turn into a source of aura.\nThis process can be boosted by some properties of nature, and the trees in some forest on Terra seem to be able to do that, but it can also be stopped and even reverted.\nThis sponge I recently been told of is a recursive object, expressing a magic I would call mythic, that can halt the spreading of flux.",
+      "desc:8": "Not being told about the secrets of filling a planet with taint does sting a little bit I won't lie. After what I was told, I believe I am conscientious enough to not use this power; I just want to know more about this universe I am part of. I want to make sense of it.\nI do appreciate that I was told about a way to remove flux, though. Not only it is useful, but the knowledge of this provides good insight about the way the thumic fields operate.\nThey are not an inherent property of space, meaning that not every place in the universe will have aura or flux. In that sense, they operate similarly to how the electromagnetic field operates; to have it you need a source, like a magnet, or something very very hot. \nMost of the universe, though, experiences the fields of aura and flux, and this is because of the ability of these fields to push matter itself into a more stable equilibrium. For reasons that still do not make 100% sense, matter influenced by these fields becomes more 'organized' in some way, and itself it becomes a source of the fields. The process is very slow, and even slower at low field strengths, from what I am seeing, but it makes it so that, starting from a single source of aura for example, the whole universe will eventually turn into a source of aura.\nThis process can be boosted by some properties of nature, and the trees in some forest on Terra seem to be able to do that, but it can also be stopped and even reverted.\nThis sponge I recently been told of is a recursive object, expressing a magic I would call mythic, that can halt the spreading of flux.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "thaumcraft:creative_flux_sponge"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/147.json

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "§7§oWelcome to chapter 4!\n\nYou just reached the midgame of the pack! Congratulations!\n\n§fThe Shyre Empire\u0027s ability to travel is strictly tied to the rocky material I\u0027ve found in during my experiments with mythic excavation.\nDifferent realmstones can be bound to key travel regions used as ports for the empire, and this ancient rock frame can restabilize existing connections used by this power.\n\nRight click the power stone using a realmstone!",
+      "desc:8": "§7§oWelcome to chapter 4!\n\nYou just reached the midgame of the pack! Congratulations!\n\n§fThe Shyre Empire's ability to travel is strictly tied to the rocky material I've found in during my experiments with mythic excavation.\nDifferent realmstones can be bound to key travel regions used as ports for the empire, and this ancient rock frame can restabilize existing connections used by this power.\n\nRight click the power stone using a realmstone!",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "aoa3:carved_rune_power"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/149.json

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
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   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "I\u0027ve learnt something new about astral magic! Its power originates from the influence of numerically imaginary and comples gravity spreading through space time!\nThose that harness this power, including me, use this influence to affect the world around them. After leaving this imaginary realm (I\u0027m not quite sure how to visualize such a thing, but the math makes sense), starlight manifests as a liquid.\nWhile starlight is one form of this power that exists in the imaginary plane of existance, I suspect there may be other types. Who knows what type of magic I may be able to do with other lights.\nThose in the Twilight Horde seem to be able to use these higher-dimensional powers directly for much more powerful uses, including the opening of wormholes!\nBy reverse-engineering this theory, I can now use it to reopen portals to their world!\nI suspect this may have to do with the nature of the Dungeon of Arcana as well, but at the moment it\u0027s a total guess.",
+      "desc:8": "I've learnt something new about astral magic! Its power originates from the influence of numerically imaginary and comples gravity spreading through space time!\nThose that harness this power, including me, use this influence to affect the world around them. After leaving this imaginary realm (I'm not quite sure how to visualize such a thing, but the math makes sense), starlight manifests as a liquid.\nWhile starlight is one form of this power that exists in the imaginary plane of existance, I suspect there may be other types. Who knows what type of magic I may be able to do with other lights.\nThose in the Twilight Horde seem to be able to use these higher-dimensional powers directly for much more powerful uses, including the opening of wormholes!\nBy reverse-engineering this theory, I can now use it to reopen portals to their world!\nI suspect this may have to do with the nature of the Dungeon of Arcana as well, but at the moment it's a total guess.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "divinerpg:divine_rock"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1539715922.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
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     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "§7§oFreshly crafted Zenith, disenchant Oathbringer, disenchant Thunderfury, enchantmnet applicator in this order: sharpness, vorpal, sweeping edge.\n\nFreshly crafted Magicbane, disenchant Bone Storm, disenchant Fishing Sticc, disenchant the Flim-Flammer, enchantment applicator in this order: sweeping edge, flim-flam, unbreaking.\n\nFreshly crafted Sword of Truth, with just shimmer.\n\nFreshly crafted Kikoku, disenchant Jerry\u0027s Sword, disenchant Soul Stealer, enchantment applicator in this order: XP boost, soul stealer.\n\nFreshly crafted Longbow of the Heavens, give it multishot using the Abyssalcraft Ritual of Mass Enchanting.\n\nFreshly crafted Atlantic Bow, disenchant Prison realm Bow, enchantment applicator power.\n\nFreshly crafted Mithminite Robe, disenchant Mantle of the Stars, disenchant Doped Electrode, enchantment applicator in this order: unbreaking, last stand.\n\nFreshly crafted Tormented Chestplate, give it fire and frost protection using the Abyssalcraft Ritual of Mass Enchanting.",
+      "desc:8": "§7§oFreshly crafted Zenith, disenchant Oathbringer, disenchant Thunderfury, enchantmnet applicator in this order: sharpness, vorpal, sweeping edge.\n\nFreshly crafted Magicbane, disenchant Bone Storm, disenchant Fishing Sticc, disenchant the Flim-Flammer, enchantment applicator in this order: sweeping edge, flim-flam, unbreaking.\n\nFreshly crafted Sword of Truth, with just shimmer.\n\nFreshly crafted Kikoku, disenchant Jerry's Sword, disenchant Soul Stealer, enchantment applicator in this order: XP boost, soul stealer.\n\nFreshly crafted Longbow of the Heavens, give it multishot using the Abyssalcraft Ritual of Mass Enchanting.\n\nFreshly crafted Atlantic Bow, disenchant Prison realm Bow, enchantment applicator power.\n\nFreshly crafted Mithminite Robe, disenchant Mantle of the Stars, disenchant Doped Electrode, enchantment applicator in this order: unbreaking, last stand.\n\nFreshly crafted Tormented Chestplate, give it fire and frost protection using the Abyssalcraft Ritual of Mass Enchanting.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:seal_of_the_arbiter_defender"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/157.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
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     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "Eureka! I found the missing link! \nNot only gravity can be positive or negative, it can also be imaginary, producing rotations around non-existing objects.\nMetals like the one found on sedna, this cold, strange planet, produce motion that would be otherwise impossible at such distance from a star.\nThis allows the planet to orbit a point located somewhere near Sol, yet this motion would happen anyway even if the star wasn\u0027t there!\nManipulations of this type, at a much, much, much, larger scale are probably what guides the powers of the Twilight Horde, looking at the dungeon of Arcana.\nBut here is a philosophical question, is the warping of space caused by the emergent properties of materials like Sednanite, or are materials like Sednanite brought forth by spatial anomalies, or are both a consequence of somthing else, something more fundamental.\nIf I want answers to this question, I\u0027ll have to come to the great powers of this universe, I suspect.",
+      "desc:8": "Eureka! I found the missing link! \nNot only gravity can be positive or negative, it can also be imaginary, producing rotations around non-existing objects.\nMetals like the one found on sedna, this cold, strange planet, produce motion that would be otherwise impossible at such distance from a star.\nThis allows the planet to orbit a point located somewhere near Sol, yet this motion would happen anyway even if the star wasn't there!\nManipulations of this type, at a much, much, much, larger scale are probably what guides the powers of the Twilight Horde, looking at the dungeon of Arcana.\nBut here is a philosophical question, is the warping of space caused by the emergent properties of materials like Sednanite, or are materials like Sednanite brought forth by spatial anomalies, or are both a consequence of somthing else, something more fundamental.\nIf I want answers to this question, I'll have to come to the great powers of this universe, I suspect.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "Damage:2": 54,

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1582606702.json

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:vow_to_death"
       },
-      "name:8": "The Lord of the Final Hour"
+      "name:8": "终焉之时领主"
     }
   },
   "questID:3": 1582606702,

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1802.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
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   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "§7§o由于Binnie\u0027s Mods的bug，林业及其附属模组的树可能会生成大量的蝴蝶，造成卡顿。\n\n若发生此类情况，使用本任务的奖励。\n\n本任务可重复完成，遇到问题直接来领取奖励即可。",
+      "desc:8": "§7§o由于Binnie's Mods的bug，林业及其附属模组的树可能会生成大量的蝴蝶，造成卡顿。\n\n若发生此类情况，使用本任务的奖励。\n\n本任务可重复完成，遇到问题直接来领取奖励即可。",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:butterfly_bloom"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1843441452.json

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:void_ichorium_rift"
       },
-      "name:8": "Fuhai"
+      "name:8": "衰腐界"
     }
   },
   "questID:3": 1843441452,

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/1971.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "The way recursive materials and objects interact with pretty much everything and every other magic field is truly remarkable!\nI think I know what makes magic \u0027mythic\u0027, what makes it evolve into something capable of acting against the laws of nature. It is an extended and expanded version of \u0027normal\u0027 magic that uses said laws of nature. Expanded by what? Well, recursion, or whatever the force that keeps me alive and immortal is.\nJust combining the recursive matter that is ender dolomite with metals from the world of Barathos has changed their magic properties into something new and powerful, way more powerful. \nI still have no idea how this force (is it a force?) works, but I cannot deny how impactful it is. If I want to get ahead in this universe of mythological deities and planet-destroying powers, control recursion is what will make me more powerful without necessarily gaining knowledge in other fields.\nI still strongly suspect that, to understand recursion, I will have to understand everything else first.",
+      "desc:8": "The way recursive materials and objects interact with pretty much everything and every other magic field is truly remarkable!\nI think I know what makes magic 'mythic', what makes it evolve into something capable of acting against the laws of nature. It is an extended and expanded version of 'normal' magic that uses said laws of nature. Expanded by what? Well, recursion, or whatever the force that keeps me alive and immortal is.\nJust combining the recursive matter that is ender dolomite with metals from the world of Barathos has changed their magic properties into something new and powerful, way more powerful. \nI still have no idea how this force (is it a force?) works, but I cannot deny how impactful it is. If I want to get ahead in this universe of mythological deities and planet-destroying powers, control recursion is what will make me more powerful without necessarily gaining knowledge in other fields.\nI still strongly suspect that, to understand recursion, I will have to understand everything else first.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:barathosynium_ingot"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "§7§o这是个RPG主题的整合包，所以任务只会告诉你能做什么，而不是应该做什么。怎么玩取决于§l你自己§7§o！\n\n§r非常感谢你能来玩我的整合包 \u003c3",
+      "desc:8": "§7§o这是个RPG主题的整合包，所以任务只会告诉你能做什么，而不是应该做什么。怎么玩取决于§l你自己§7§o！\n\n§r非常感谢你能来玩我的整合包 <3",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "avaritia:cosmic_meatballs"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2025.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "I met another minion of the Meatball Man. This one tried to fight me, but it was also trying to communicate.\n\u0027Sense it, see it\u0027, it kept muttering, \u0027they were betrayed, and so will he\u0027. \nI defeated it, and now I have this strange device. Like its owner, it\u0027s saying things to me.\nThis feels wrong, but I want to do as it says. It speaks of a place, the Haven...\n",
+      "desc:8": "I met another minion of the Meatball Man. This one tried to fight me, but it was also trying to communicate.\n'Sense it, see it', it kept muttering, 'they were betrayed, and so will he'. \nI defeated it, and now I have this strange device. Like its owner, it's saying things to me.\nThis feels wrong, but I want to do as it says. It speaks of a place, the Haven...\n",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:anomaly_detector_stage_1"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2026.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "The whispers of this thing indeed appear to be making sense. \nThe Haven does feel \u0027different\u0027 from the rest of the Shyre Empire, and not just in appearence.\nAs a world, it is similar to the Eden, the Dungeon of Arcana, and Wildwood. All places touched by the power of the Twilight Horde. These locations are all planarly oriented, while the space outside of these planes is asymptotically converging, making it impossible to get far.\nHaven is the same. Lelyetia too; well not quite, as its gravity also includes a plane of convergence, likely driven by the effects of fluctuatite.\nThe same space-folding power that allows the Twilight Horde to shape their worlds in such a way has entered the hands of the Shyre at some point. Otherwise, the Haven would not look like Wildwood, it will be more like Lelyetia.\n\u0027They were betrayed, and so will he\u0027, the device keeps saying...",
+      "desc:8": "The whispers of this thing indeed appear to be making sense. \nThe Haven does feel 'different' from the rest of the Shyre Empire, and not just in appearence.\nAs a world, it is similar to the Eden, the Dungeon of Arcana, and Wildwood. All places touched by the power of the Twilight Horde. These locations are all planarly oriented, while the space outside of these planes is asymptotically converging, making it impossible to get far.\nHaven is the same. Lelyetia too; well not quite, as its gravity also includes a plane of convergence, likely driven by the effects of fluctuatite.\nThe same space-folding power that allows the Twilight Horde to shape their worlds in such a way has entered the hands of the Shyre at some point. Otherwise, the Haven would not look like Wildwood, it will be more like Lelyetia.\n'They were betrayed, and so will he', the device keeps saying...",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:anomaly_detector_stage_2"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2029.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "Yes, the Twilight Horde was Betrayed.\nWho knows what the Shyre Empire must\u0027ve promised, but the \u0027Power of the Shells\u0027, the ability to create these planar worlds like Arcana, was given away by Parasecta.\nThis is precious information, and I am sure it will aid in this conflict.\nNow I think I may know how the Twilight Empire is organized, the pattern is getting more evident. The territories of the Horde are organized in layers, the \u0027Mythic Shells\u0027. These worlds are close to each other, like a book held loose, where the pages don\u0027t quite touch, but are still close. The space between them has been made asymptotycally convergent, so that it is impossible to move between these worlds without the power and knowledge of Twiligh Horde beings.\nRecently, the Shyre Empire gained knowledge of this ability, so it is safe to assume their territories may follow a similar organization.\nHow many more \u0027pages\u0027 do I have to peel before I reach the rulers?\nThis power also seems to be manifesting itself spontaneously, in the form of the twisted worlds of dimensional doors, the Warrens.",
+      "desc:8": "Yes, the Twilight Horde was Betrayed.\nWho knows what the Shyre Empire must've promised, but the 'Power of the Shells', the ability to create these planar worlds like Arcana, was given away by Parasecta.\nThis is precious information, and I am sure it will aid in this conflict.\nNow I think I may know how the Twilight Empire is organized, the pattern is getting more evident. The territories of the Horde are organized in layers, the 'Mythic Shells'. These worlds are close to each other, like a book held loose, where the pages don't quite touch, but are still close. The space between them has been made asymptotycally convergent, so that it is impossible to move between these worlds without the power and knowledge of Twiligh Horde beings.\nRecently, the Shyre Empire gained knowledge of this ability, so it is safe to assume their territories may follow a similar organization.\nHow many more 'pages' do I have to peel before I reach the rulers?\nThis power also seems to be manifesting itself spontaneously, in the form of the twisted worlds of dimensional doors, the Warrens.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:anomaly_detector_stage_3"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2031.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "§7§oThanks to goreae for the name suggestion!\n\n§fThere is recursion, and then there\u0027s whatever I just witnessed.\nThe limit to what I though was possible is much higher than I thought. These recursive beings are much different from what I have witnessed before. Their \u0027vastness\u0027 is on a different order of magnitude.\nI have seen at least two of these beings, the Meatball Man, and now this! \nThere seems to be a threshold of power after which start looking and feeling of a different nature; likely, this class of power is what allows all of the big players in the universe to act as they do. These beings have their own name; Fractallites!\nIt was beings like this that were called by the Bubbell Alliance onto Apichisi, and who caused enough destruction that the Shyre Empire throught it no longer worth it to hold on to this world.\nWhile most left after taking their Resonating Stone, this one remained. The material this cerature was holding, Naquadah, is like nothing I have ever seen; it is precious, very precious, and very powerful. Possibly even as powerful and Dimensional Shards. Sheb-Asothot wanted the Bee\u0027s help to make more, but not even they could bind to it.",
+      "desc:8": "§7§oThanks to goreae for the name suggestion!\n\n§fThere is recursion, and then there's whatever I just witnessed.\nThe limit to what I though was possible is much higher than I thought. These recursive beings are much different from what I have witnessed before. Their 'vastness' is on a different order of magnitude.\nI have seen at least two of these beings, the Meatball Man, and now this! \nThere seems to be a threshold of power after which start looking and feeling of a different nature; likely, this class of power is what allows all of the big players in the universe to act as they do. These beings have their own name; Fractallites!\nIt was beings like this that were called by the Bubbell Alliance onto Apichisi, and who caused enough destruction that the Shyre Empire throught it no longer worth it to hold on to this world.\nWhile most left after taking their Resonating Stone, this one remained. The material this cerature was holding, Naquadah, is like nothing I have ever seen; it is precious, very precious, and very powerful. Possibly even as powerful and Dimensional Shards. Sheb-Asothot wanted the Bee's help to make more, but not even they could bind to it.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:heart_of_the_elder_one"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2045.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
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   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "Pure recursive matter. \nAs I explored and experimented, I have encountered many things that exhibited partially-recursive abilities. Gems that can phase in and out of higher dimensions, blood-imbued myrmitite that self-replicates. All of these felt like \u0027shadows\u0027 of something bigger, something more powerful.\nWhile shadows only provide of a single slice of the true nature of something, if enough shadows from enough angles are used, it is possible to get a good idea about the object that originates them.\nAnd so, I was able to make pure recursive matter. \nMy first Mythic Fractal!",
+      "desc:8": "Pure recursive matter. \nAs I explored and experimented, I have encountered many things that exhibited partially-recursive abilities. Gems that can phase in and out of higher dimensions, blood-imbued myrmitite that self-replicates. All of these felt like 'shadows' of something bigger, something more powerful.\nWhile shadows only provide of a single slice of the true nature of something, if enough shadows from enough angles are used, it is possible to get a good idea about the object that originates them.\nAnd so, I was able to make pure recursive matter. \nMy first Mythic Fractal!",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:first_order_mythic_fractal"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2046.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "Just like the Abyss, L\u0027Borean holds a deep connection with one, or more, of the Elder Ones.\nThe sleeping city of R\u0027lyeh, a plane of existance even deeper than Omothol, seems to merge with thre three \u0027normal\u0027 dimensions of space here in L\u0027Borean.\nThe gatekeepers of this world are located here, and guard it with all their might. This does not eman I can take something from them, though.\nIf the Old Ones are so good at gathering intelligence, anything I take from them must be valuable to someone, right? Right?",
+      "desc:8": "Just like the Abyss, L'Borean holds a deep connection with one, or more, of the Elder Ones.\nThe sleeping city of R'lyeh, a plane of existance even deeper than Omothol, seems to merge with thre three 'normal' dimensions of space here in L'Borean.\nThe gatekeepers of this world are located here, and guard it with all their might. This does not eman I can take something from them, though.\nIf the Old Ones are so good at gathering intelligence, anything I take from them must be valuable to someone, right? Right?",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:gem_of_the_sleeping_city"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2126.json

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   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "As I saw before in Oi, the Meatball Man is actively seeking out a nuclear arsenal, but it is not just that.\nHe seems to have infiltrated the Vox Ponds in search of more weapons of mass destruction. \nThose that fall under the powers of the Meatball Man, together with another restriction about their character and their actions in life, need to \u0027fall before their time\u0027, killed by another being.\nInstead of just capitalizing on the certainly massive amount of wars currently taking place in the universe, this sociopath is actively nuking planets to gather more faithful. It does not matter that just a small portion of those that die end up becoming undead, he just wants more.",
+      "desc:8": "As I saw before in Oi, the Meatball Man is actively seeking out a nuclear arsenal, but it is not just that.\nHe seems to have infiltrated the Vox Ponds in search of more weapons of mass destruction. \nThose that fall under the powers of the Meatball Man, together with another restriction about their character and their actions in life, need to 'fall before their time', killed by another being.\nInstead of just capitalizing on the certainly massive amount of wars currently taking place in the universe, this sociopath is actively nuking planets to gather more faithful. It does not matter that just a small portion of those that die end up becoming undead, he just wants more.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:gem_of_gluttony"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2128.json

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   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "I guess I should not be surprised by the depravities of the Meatball Man, but is indeed quite disconcerning to know.\nNope, the mass annhilation of innocent civilizations has nothing to do with building a larger army.\nA large part of these poor souls are being sacrificed for an individual being.\nOut of the forsaken beings ensnared by the Meatball Man, one exceeds all in terms of greed and gluttony. A monster of endless hunger, and one of the lieutenants of the undead horde, this creature\u0027s power revolves around the consumption of souls who died a violent death; the more that are consumed, the stronger this being gets.\nIt seems like the magical power provided by a single soul may be quite low, which is even more concerning. How many must have died to achieve the foe I have faced? ",
+      "desc:8": "I guess I should not be surprised by the depravities of the Meatball Man, but is indeed quite disconcerning to know.\nNope, the mass annhilation of innocent civilizations has nothing to do with building a larger army.\nA large part of these poor souls are being sacrificed for an individual being.\nOut of the forsaken beings ensnared by the Meatball Man, one exceeds all in terms of greed and gluttony. A monster of endless hunger, and one of the lieutenants of the undead horde, this creature's power revolves around the consumption of souls who died a violent death; the more that are consumed, the stronger this being gets.\nIt seems like the magical power provided by a single soul may be quite low, which is even more concerning. How many must have died to achieve the foe I have faced? ",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:gem_of_voracity"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2129.json

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   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "...And indeed it is that there is someone else serving the Meatball Man and leading the dread. \nThe dread queen is powerful, very powerful. Her powers revolve around directly rising corpses as intelligent and independent agents, capable of full-fledged sentience.\nHer control over the dread is based purely on the willingness of the dread to be governed; if they refuse to comply, they are eliminated, if they accept to join the Efforts of the Meatball Man, they are deployed in a a variety of hotspots as the eyes and ears of the leader of the undead.\nWhile the alliance between the Dread Queen and the Meatball Man is one out of convenience, there seems to be some sense of mutual understanding between the two.\n\"You don\u0027t know the weight the master bore, everyone gets fed up of serving, sooner or later\"\n\"Eternity is a long time, and it is a matter of time before one tries to excape their destiny\"\nIt seems like both of them may have run away from some task or assigment. I am inclined to think the Meatball Man used to be some sort of jailer of the damned, and I want to believe the Dread Queen was too, but something, some happening pushed them over the edge.\nWhat this task may be, I am not sure, but I strongly suspect it may be what started the conflict with the arbiter.",
+      "desc:8": "...And indeed it is that there is someone else serving the Meatball Man and leading the dread. \nThe dread queen is powerful, very powerful. Her powers revolve around directly rising corpses as intelligent and independent agents, capable of full-fledged sentience.\nHer control over the dread is based purely on the willingness of the dread to be governed; if they refuse to comply, they are eliminated, if they accept to join the Efforts of the Meatball Man, they are deployed in a a variety of hotspots as the eyes and ears of the leader of the undead.\nWhile the alliance between the Dread Queen and the Meatball Man is one out of convenience, there seems to be some sense of mutual understanding between the two.\n\"You don't know the weight the master bore, everyone gets fed up of serving, sooner or later\"\n\"Eternity is a long time, and it is a matter of time before one tries to excape their destiny\"\nIt seems like both of them may have run away from some task or assigment. I am inclined to think the Meatball Man used to be some sort of jailer of the damned, and I want to believe the Dread Queen was too, but something, some happening pushed them over the edge.\nWhat this task may be, I am not sure, but I strongly suspect it may be what started the conflict with the arbiter.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:dread_crown"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2138.json

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   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "§7§oThere is a recipe to make an unbreakable version of the Alienist\u0027s Stone that can be used for automation.",
+      "desc:8": "§7§oThere is a recipe to make an unbreakable version of the Alienist's Stone that can be used for automation.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:runandium_ingot"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2140.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "Well, the destruction caused by Chaotic Reactors may have its uses, actually. Draconium, a mineral that is already quite capable of interfacing with entropy directly, actively reacts to the explosions from the reactor, reaching a maximum-entropy state itself, and gaining useful properties.\nOne of them, interestingly enough, is to \u0027bind\u0027 (for the lack of a better word) to other maximum-entropy draconium, essentially acting as a universe-spanning detector of others who have discovered this same material, and a catalyst to open new wormholes. \nWell, one wormhole, just one. I am only the second to ever do this. The people of Lyndenwyrm, a planet naturally inhabited by dragons and other beasts capable of manipulating entropy, were, until now, the first and only civilization of unlocking the secrets of chaos. This is where the Wyvern I fought on Apichisi is from.\nLyndenwyrm is a planet that, at some point, actively took part in universal conflicts. Now, though, it is just a barren wasteland, actively charged of an insane amount of static electricity. An unfriendly and dangerous place.",
+      "desc:8": "Well, the destruction caused by Chaotic Reactors may have its uses, actually. Draconium, a mineral that is already quite capable of interfacing with entropy directly, actively reacts to the explosions from the reactor, reaching a maximum-entropy state itself, and gaining useful properties.\nOne of them, interestingly enough, is to 'bind' (for the lack of a better word) to other maximum-entropy draconium, essentially acting as a universe-spanning detector of others who have discovered this same material, and a catalyst to open new wormholes. \nWell, one wormhole, just one. I am only the second to ever do this. The people of Lyndenwyrm, a planet naturally inhabited by dragons and other beasts capable of manipulating entropy, were, until now, the first and only civilization of unlocking the secrets of chaos. This is where the Wyvern I fought on Apichisi is from.\nLyndenwyrm is a planet that, at some point, actively took part in universal conflicts. Now, though, it is just a barren wasteland, actively charged of an insane amount of static electricity. An unfriendly and dangerous place.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:lyndenwyrm_warper"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2141.json

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   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "Very little remains of the people of Lyndenwyrm, but one thing is certain, they had something to do with the Arbiter. The iconography is undeniably the same as Terra\u0027s, the Testificates were led by the same individual, person, God?\nI cannot say if the advanced knowledge of chaos achieved in Lyndenwyrm is directly tied to this figure, or if the Arbiter just showed up later, but it is undeniable.\nWell, whatever the involvement, things did not go well. I cannot say if it was an accident, or if it was an act from an enemy, but the people of Lyndenwyrm flew too close to the sun, or maybe bit off more than they could chew. Anyway, they are gone.\nWhat is not gone, though, together with monuments and stormlight, are the beasts of this world, which were once actively used as part of their powerful military. Everything I know about magic tells me this was the case, these incredibly powerful dragons have been tamed in some way, no differently than dogs, and their immense magic ability was pivotal to how Lyndenwyrm once dominated. And even now, after however long ago this downfall may have occurred, the dragons are still faithful to their long-gone friends.\nThe dragons are guarding something, something powerful, something dangerous...",
+      "desc:8": "Very little remains of the people of Lyndenwyrm, but one thing is certain, they had something to do with the Arbiter. The iconography is undeniably the same as Terra's, the Testificates were led by the same individual, person, God?\nI cannot say if the advanced knowledge of chaos achieved in Lyndenwyrm is directly tied to this figure, or if the Arbiter just showed up later, but it is undeniable.\nWell, whatever the involvement, things did not go well. I cannot say if it was an accident, or if it was an act from an enemy, but the people of Lyndenwyrm flew too close to the sun, or maybe bit off more than they could chew. Anyway, they are gone.\nWhat is not gone, though, together with monuments and stormlight, are the beasts of this world, which were once actively used as part of their powerful military. Everything I know about magic tells me this was the case, these incredibly powerful dragons have been tamed in some way, no differently than dogs, and their immense magic ability was pivotal to how Lyndenwyrm once dominated. And even now, after however long ago this downfall may have occurred, the dragons are still faithful to their long-gone friends.\nThe dragons are guarding something, something powerful, something dangerous...",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:wyvern_monument_activation_fabrial"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2149.json

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   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "The dealings of the Old Ones are ceaseless, to them enemies and friends are alike; in their eyes, anyone and everyone can be used.\nWith regards to the deal between J\u0027Zahar and the Meatball Man, there were others involved, other Old Ones. They did not willingly enter this pact, and their memories were later erased.\nThe record of this deal was hidden thanks to yet another deal, negotiated by the Old One in L\u0027Borean. To find this out, one would have had to enter the deepest recesses of the Shyre Empire, a feat near impossible for anyone. Unfortunately for them, fate must have picked a different fate for me...",
+      "desc:8": "The dealings of the Old Ones are ceaseless, to them enemies and friends are alike; in their eyes, anyone and everyone can be used.\nWith regards to the deal between J'Zahar and the Meatball Man, there were others involved, other Old Ones. They did not willingly enter this pact, and their memories were later erased.\nThe record of this deal was hidden thanks to yet another deal, negotiated by the Old One in L'Borean. To find this out, one would have had to enter the deepest recesses of the Shyre Empire, a feat near impossible for anyone. Unfortunately for them, fate must have picked a different fate for me...",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:oblivion_candle"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2150.json

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "The Oblivionnaire, the master of memory, ruler of the Abyssal Wastelands, the coralium monster, and the final agent involved in my imprisonment under the Meatball man.\nAs expected from a being with powers over memory, this being is extremely hard to track down, but once I did, I gained priceless knowledge from this monster.\nThe Meatball Man was waiting for me to do something, even after falling under this supposed trap that was laid out for me, and the Oblivionnaire was instructed to stop me from achieving this \u0027something\u0027, which I suspect may be reaching the Proxima Belt. What this tells me, is that I was expected to go off-script, in some way. \nWell, I did go off script, but not even the Oblivionnaire could do anything about this.\nWhat I find puzzling about this is the fact that someone had to absolve this role in stead of the Meatball Man. He is more than powerful enough to handle me, and he is clearly interested in me and what I can do as a potential force for order in the universe, and yet, he has given this seemingly important task to someone much less powerful than him.\nAnd it has backfired, as the Oblivionnaire is now defeated, and I successfully reached the Proxima Belt! My destiny is my own!\nYou hear me Meatball Man! My destiny is my own!",
+      "desc:8": "The Oblivionnaire, the master of memory, ruler of the Abyssal Wastelands, the coralium monster, and the final agent involved in my imprisonment under the Meatball man.\nAs expected from a being with powers over memory, this being is extremely hard to track down, but once I did, I gained priceless knowledge from this monster.\nThe Meatball Man was waiting for me to do something, even after falling under this supposed trap that was laid out for me, and the Oblivionnaire was instructed to stop me from achieving this 'something', which I suspect may be reaching the Proxima Belt. What this tells me, is that I was expected to go off-script, in some way. \nWell, I did go off script, but not even the Oblivionnaire could do anything about this.\nWhat I find puzzling about this is the fact that someone had to absolve this role in stead of the Meatball Man. He is more than powerful enough to handle me, and he is clearly interested in me and what I can do as a potential force for order in the universe, and yet, he has given this seemingly important task to someone much less powerful than him.\nAnd it has backfired, as the Oblivionnaire is now defeated, and I successfully reached the Proxima Belt! My destiny is my own!\nYou hear me Meatball Man! My destiny is my own!",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:oblivionaire_callstone"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2165.json

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   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "I am not yet a Fractallite, but I cannot help but wonder at how far I have come. I defeated a planet! Sort of...\nThe power of the Abyss is a dangerous one, a very universal one; anyone that is made of flesh, of animal organic matter, can fall pray of this power, if their will is bent.\nAnd let\u0027s be honest, just looking at the vastness of the flesh infaction in the Abyss can be enough to bend many brave souls\u0027 will.\nI am amazed by the amount of powerful beings that were brought under the Shyre Empire; any of the creatures I have fought could probably make a substantial damage to the universe by themselves...\nThe power over flesh, gravity, religion, immortality, time itself; the list goes on. What could have pushed all these beings together? How have they not started waging war against each other?",
+      "desc:8": "I am not yet a Fractallite, but I cannot help but wonder at how far I have come. I defeated a planet! Sort of...\nThe power of the Abyss is a dangerous one, a very universal one; anyone that is made of flesh, of animal organic matter, can fall pray of this power, if their will is bent.\nAnd let's be honest, just looking at the vastness of the flesh infaction in the Abyss can be enough to bend many brave souls' will.\nI am amazed by the amount of powerful beings that were brought under the Shyre Empire; any of the creatures I have fought could probably make a substantial damage to the universe by themselves...\nThe power over flesh, gravity, religion, immortality, time itself; the list goes on. What could have pushed all these beings together? How have they not started waging war against each other?",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:paradigm_of_dominion"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2166.json

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   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "Despite the grueling fight, I think I actually defeated these enemies. Not \u0027defeated\u0027 like Bane or the Primordial Fractallites, where my actions felt to have little effect on their power. \nNo, actual defeat, if that were possible. I defeated, truly defeated, Fractallite beings.\nHow? Well, I can only guess, but I believe it must have something to do with an incomplete coupling with their Fractallite powers, almost as if it took some time for it to \u0027settle down\u0027, and I was able to stop the merging before it was complete.\nWhat supports this theory is what Dracyon and Hydrolisk left behind. I am fumbling for words, but whatever this thing is, it is as close to pure recursion as my senses have encountered, and yet it hints at something more, just like a complex shape that is only seen from one angle, and is thus distorted.\n ",
+      "desc:8": "Despite the grueling fight, I think I actually defeated these enemies. Not 'defeated' like Bane or the Primordial Fractallites, where my actions felt to have little effect on their power. \nNo, actual defeat, if that were possible. I defeated, truly defeated, Fractallite beings.\nHow? Well, I can only guess, but I believe it must have something to do with an incomplete coupling with their Fractallite powers, almost as if it took some time for it to 'settle down', and I was able to stop the merging before it was complete.\nWhat supports this theory is what Dracyon and Hydrolisk left behind. I am fumbling for words, but whatever this thing is, it is as close to pure recursion as my senses have encountered, and yet it hints at something more, just like a complex shape that is only seen from one angle, and is thus distorted.\n ",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:recursion_of_war"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2167.json

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   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "Well, I was right at being worried that me becoming more powerful would upset the tides of war, and possibly unleash a new threat.\nThe great lieutenant beasts of L\u0027Borean seem to have entered a pact with the Old One residing there. A Fractallite power yet unclaimed, it seems, was made available to them. Hydrolisk and Dracyon ascended, and are now entering the battlefield.\nIf they were to enter Terra as they are, who knows what type of damage they may cause, I must face them now!",
+      "desc:8": "Well, I was right at being worried that me becoming more powerful would upset the tides of war, and possibly unleash a new threat.\nThe great lieutenant beasts of L'Borean seem to have entered a pact with the Old One residing there. A Fractallite power yet unclaimed, it seems, was made available to them. Hydrolisk and Dracyon ascended, and are now entering the battlefield.\nIf they were to enter Terra as they are, who knows what type of damage they may cause, I must face them now!",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:warlord_callstone"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2168.json

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     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "Yes, power over will, power over the priorities of living beings. That is the power of the Experienced Cori, and the glue that holds the Twilight Horde together. Just like ants and bees live to serve their Queen, the beings of the Twilight Horde serve one master, and one master only. A master capable of bringing in more subjects through its mere presence.\nWell, that is not exactly accurate; to be able to affect others\u0027 willpower, the Experienced Cori has to make itself vulnerable in some way, which is why it was hiding within the depths of Terra.\nThanks to this, I was able to stop its ritual, or whatever it was doing to ensnare the Testificates. With regards to \u0027freeing\u0027 the rest of the Horde, though, very little would likely be doable. They are simply too faithful, and have been under this creature\u0027s control for too long. Submission to the Twilight Horde is literally an instinct for the non-sentient beasts of the Twilight Horde.\nAs for the sentient ones, they appear to have restored communications to the world that is beyond Skythern. I guess I am not done with them yet.",
+      "desc:8": "Yes, power over will, power over the priorities of living beings. That is the power of the Experienced Cori, and the glue that holds the Twilight Horde together. Just like ants and bees live to serve their Queen, the beings of the Twilight Horde serve one master, and one master only. A master capable of bringing in more subjects through its mere presence.\nWell, that is not exactly accurate; to be able to affect others' willpower, the Experienced Cori has to make itself vulnerable in some way, which is why it was hiding within the depths of Terra.\nThanks to this, I was able to stop its ritual, or whatever it was doing to ensnare the Testificates. With regards to 'freeing' the rest of the Horde, though, very little would likely be doable. They are simply too faithful, and have been under this creature's control for too long. Submission to the Twilight Horde is literally an instinct for the non-sentient beasts of the Twilight Horde.\nAs for the sentient ones, they appear to have restored communications to the world that is beyond Skythern. I guess I am not done with them yet.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:soul_of_colonial_servitude"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2220.json

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     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "True, the Twilight Horde has not been defeated yet, but this blow did have a positive effect!\nThe bees were able to take away and mimic some of the soul manipulation powers from the Experienced Cori, and are now studying ways to use it for good. Well, whatever definition of \u0027good\u0027 they may have.\nThey are responsible for the current state of Apichisi, after all...",
+      "desc:8": "True, the Twilight Horde has not been defeated yet, but this blow did have a positive effect!\nThe bees were able to take away and mimic some of the soul manipulation powers from the Experienced Cori, and are now studying ways to use it for good. Well, whatever definition of 'good' they may have.\nThey are responsible for the current state of Apichisi, after all...",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "Damage:2": 14020,

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2240.json

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     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "Why won\u0027t the Meatballs leave me alone?! I swear they seem to exist solely to torment me.\nThe Meatball Man has a lot of power and influence, at least comparable with the Twilight Horde, but all his forces do is toy with me, and nobody else.\nThe undead forces and the other Meatball creatures are only interested in me and the Testificates, and they don\u0027t seem to want anything beyond torment. Why don\u0027t they build empires or search for resources like the other people that are high on the Kardashev scale? They just cause chaos. \nWell, to be fair, it is very possible I am not seeing the big picture of the Meatball Man\u0027s plans, but it feels like I am interacting with a very bored kid during school, just trying to find something to do to be entertained.",
+      "desc:8": "Why won't the Meatballs leave me alone?! I swear they seem to exist solely to torment me.\nThe Meatball Man has a lot of power and influence, at least comparable with the Twilight Horde, but all his forces do is toy with me, and nobody else.\nThe undead forces and the other Meatball creatures are only interested in me and the Testificates, and they don't seem to want anything beyond torment. Why don't they build empires or search for resources like the other people that are high on the Kardashev scale? They just cause chaos. \nWell, to be fair, it is very possible I am not seeing the big picture of the Meatball Man's plans, but it feels like I am interacting with a very bored kid during school, just trying to find something to do to be entertained.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:meatball_man_charm"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/2243.json

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     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "§7§oTime to start automating fission if you haven\u0027t started already! Check the §cEnergy Sources §7§oquests and the tips item!",
+      "desc:8": "§7§oTime to start automating fission if you haven't started already! Check the §cEnergy Sources §7§oquests and the tips item!",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "Damage:2": 4,

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     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "§7§oThe future holds singularities! This is a good time to set up a Woot farm or two!\n\n§fThe recursive matter found in the remains of many of the Twilight Horde\u0027s warriors possesses properties that are becoming increasingly more appealing. I suspect I may need way more than I currently have to get any use out of it, though.",
+      "desc:8": "§7§oThe future holds singularities! This is a good time to set up a Woot farm or two!\n\n§fThe recursive matter found in the remains of many of the Twilight Horde's warriors possesses properties that are becoming increasingly more appealing. I suspect I may need way more than I currently have to get any use out of it, though.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "Damage:2": 651,

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/236.json

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   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "§7§o在恐惧之地维度的恐惧之地山脉群系（Dreadland Mountains）Y\u003d40处放置查伽洛斯祭坛，右击激活。\n\n§f6个维度还不够，为了彻底理解这些生物，我必须前往更多维度。\n幸运的是，仅仅付出感受此生最强烈虚无主义的低廉代价，现在我能更深入探索了……\n我必须了解我身上这个“诅咒”的真相，而现在终于找到了突破口！\n在这片被诅咒之地，某个不可名状的邪恶存在低语着某个词，带给我远超任何事物的震撼。\n那个词就是——递归……",
+      "desc:8": "§7§o在恐惧之地维度的恐惧之地山脉群系（Dreadland Mountains）Y=40处放置查伽洛斯祭坛，右击激活。\n\n§f6个维度还不够，为了彻底理解这些生物，我必须前往更多维度。\n幸运的是，仅仅付出感受此生最强烈虚无主义的低廉代价，现在我能更深入探索了……\n我必须了解我身上这个“诅咒”的真相，而现在终于找到了突破口！\n在这片被诅咒之地，某个不可名状的邪恶存在低语着某个词，带给我远超任何事物的震撼。\n那个词就是——递归……",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "abyssalcraft:dreadkey"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/263.json

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     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "This when magic starts turning into science! Imaginary gravity, in some way, is connected to blood magic!\nSednanite can now be used to more simply alloy demon will metal.\nThis theory of everything is getting deeper and deeper, and yet, the more things I discover, the more terms seem to cancel out, the simpler the theory becomes.\nI have never seen something like this. String theory is much more compelx than the theories it tries to unify. More complete means more complex, no?\nNo! I don\u0027t get it fully still, but the more knowledge I gain, the simpler things become, the more straightforward the answers seem.",
+      "desc:8": "This when magic starts turning into science! Imaginary gravity, in some way, is connected to blood magic!\nSednanite can now be used to more simply alloy demon will metal.\nThis theory of everything is getting deeper and deeper, and yet, the more things I discover, the more terms seem to cancel out, the simpler the theory becomes.\nI have never seen something like this. String theory is much more compelx than the theories it tries to unify. More complete means more complex, no?\nNo! I don't get it fully still, but the more knowledge I gain, the simpler things become, the more straightforward the answers seem.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "Damage:2": 1,

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     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "Void miners have been pretty good at providing info about mythic powers, but, for the long term, they do not seem like a reliable option.\nI drew the blueprints of a machine able to use the powers of fluix to better manage mythic resource generation.\nIt\u0027s going to be a bit of a long project, so better to start early, even if I may not have all the means to make it work as of right now...",
+      "desc:8": "Void miners have been pretty good at providing info about mythic powers, but, for the long term, they do not seem like a reliable option.\nI drew the blueprints of a machine able to use the powers of fluix to better manage mythic resource generation.\nIt's going to be a bit of a long project, so better to start early, even if I may not have all the means to make it work as of right now...",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "modularmachinery:itemblueprint",

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/265.json

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   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "UU Matter, which is synthetically produced, has mythical properties. \nThet\u0027s why I love science! It allows us to connect things that seem otherwise unrelated. The fact that using fairly ordinary matter from scraps it is possible to produce stuff with mythic properties implies that magic, whatever the nature of its fiels is, is indeed present in everything. Not just as an emergent property, but as an inherent one, just like mass and charge!\nThis is nice because it will allow me to \u0027boost\u0027 my void resource miners! most of the matter that interacts with Shyre and Twilight Horde beings seems to have more \u0027mythicness\u0027, more quantity of magic, so UU matter should come in handy for making more miners!\nI\u0027m going to need a \u0027crucible\u0027 to refine this matter with alchemy, though...",
+      "desc:8": "UU Matter, which is synthetically produced, has mythical properties. \nThet's why I love science! It allows us to connect things that seem otherwise unrelated. The fact that using fairly ordinary matter from scraps it is possible to produce stuff with mythic properties implies that magic, whatever the nature of its fiels is, is indeed present in everything. Not just as an emergent property, but as an inherent one, just like mass and charge!\nThis is nice because it will allow me to 'boost' my void resource miners! most of the matter that interacts with Shyre and Twilight Horde beings seems to have more 'mythicness', more quantity of magic, so UU matter should come in handy for making more miners!\nI'm going to need a 'crucible' to refine this matter with alchemy, though...",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "modularmachinery:itemblueprint",

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/267.json

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   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "The twilight horde is strange...they hold incredible power, and most of the beings I have encountered are naturally able to warp space, just as easily it would be for me to lift my hand.\nI am truly fighting against higher dimensional beings!\nEven their \u0027world\u0027 appears to exist in higer dimensions.\nYet, most of their \u0027soldiers\u0027 are no smarter than sheeps...\nI defeated the ruler of the Eden Isles, yet, at the moment, I do not have the power to delve deeper into the world of the Horde...",
+      "desc:8": "The twilight horde is strange...they hold incredible power, and most of the beings I have encountered are naturally able to warp space, just as easily it would be for me to lift my hand.\nI am truly fighting against higher dimensional beings!\nEven their 'world' appears to exist in higer dimensions.\nYet, most of their 'soldiers' are no smarter than sheeps...\nI defeated the ruler of the Eden Isles, yet, at the moment, I do not have the power to delve deeper into the world of the Horde...",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:eden_core"

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     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "Took me long enough, but it\u0027s finally time to build a Tokamak!\nFusion is just a convenient way of making power, and the free gasses are nice too!\nBack on Earth, cold fusion was seen as the great milestone in energy development, and to an extent it did play an impactful role, but by the time it became commercially viable, technologies like molten salt fission reactors and closed loop hot fusion reactors had already revolutionized energy production.\nTo be fair, though, it was the power of a Tokamak that gave the energy for my wormhole experiments, so I am definitely a fan of the source.",
+      "desc:8": "Took me long enough, but it's finally time to build a Tokamak!\nFusion is just a convenient way of making power, and the free gasses are nice too!\nBack on Earth, cold fusion was seen as the great milestone in energy development, and to an extent it did play an impactful role, but by the time it became commercially viable, technologies like molten salt fission reactors and closed loop hot fusion reactors had already revolutionized energy production.\nTo be fair, though, it was the power of a Tokamak that gave the energy for my wormhole experiments, so I am definitely a fan of the source.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "nuclearcraft:fusion_core"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/270.json

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   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "Time for some major study time!\nVis, apparently, as a field, has macroscopic effects that can only be observed between planets.\nFor some reason, creatures like the dragon living in the end islands can bend this field to cause large scale effects, like forming clouds of oxygen around the end islands.\nThe physics and magic behind this phenomenon are yet unknown to me, but it\u0027s time to change that.\nThe good thing about being trapped in an endless cycle of undeath is that I can spend more time studying without feeling like I\u0027m wasting my time.",
+      "desc:8": "Time for some major study time!\nVis, apparently, as a field, has macroscopic effects that can only be observed between planets.\nFor some reason, creatures like the dragon living in the end islands can bend this field to cause large scale effects, like forming clouds of oxygen around the end islands.\nThe physics and magic behind this phenomenon are yet unknown to me, but it's time to change that.\nThe good thing about being trapped in an endless cycle of undeath is that I can spend more time studying without feeling like I'm wasting my time.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:draconic_key"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/274.json

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     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "§7§oWelcome to chapter 5!\n\n§fLooking from the outside, as I\u0027ve been doing so far, the Shyre Empire should be much stronger than the Horde.\nOn paper, the Empire has more territories, more troops, and better control thanks to their transportation network...\nYet, for some reason, when it comes to the conflict on Terra, they are pretty evenly matched.\nAnd I think I finally figured out a reason. Many of the places I visited are worlds that exist in higher-dimensional planes, and bees believe this is the peak of what recursion can do. But boy were they wrong.\nIf the existance of places like Lelyetia is a showcase of basic (if something that can only be done by a master of recursion can be called basic) space warping abilities, this recent discovery shows what becomes possible if you\u0027re a master at it.\nNot only the Horde can deform space-time to create their own environments, they can up fold it like origami! And they are the only ones who can do it.\nThe Eden realm I entered is just a \u0027fold\u0027 of the horde\u0027s territory, and if I want to reach the rest of their land, I will have to \u0027jump\u0027 on next fold, the next Mythic Shell.",
+      "desc:8": "§7§oWelcome to chapter 5!\n\n§fLooking from the outside, as I've been doing so far, the Shyre Empire should be much stronger than the Horde.\nOn paper, the Empire has more territories, more troops, and better control thanks to their transportation network...\nYet, for some reason, when it comes to the conflict on Terra, they are pretty evenly matched.\nAnd I think I finally figured out a reason. Many of the places I visited are worlds that exist in higher-dimensional planes, and bees believe this is the peak of what recursion can do. But boy were they wrong.\nIf the existance of places like Lelyetia is a showcase of basic (if something that can only be done by a master of recursion can be called basic) space warping abilities, this recent discovery shows what becomes possible if you're a master at it.\nNot only the Horde can deform space-time to create their own environments, they can up fold it like origami! And they are the only ones who can do it.\nThe Eden realm I entered is just a 'fold' of the horde's territory, and if I want to reach the rest of their land, I will have to 'jump' on next fold, the next Mythic Shell.",
       "frame:8": "GATE",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,

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-      "desc:8": "Great! The asymptotically-convergent space surrounding the plane of Eden can be breached!\nAfter opening wormholes, traces remain, and they can be reopened, even by a poor three-dimensional like me!\nI\u0027ve seen these traces over and over, and I can\u0027t help but wonder, did the first wormhole I opened also leave a trace? \nAfter what I\u0027ve been through coming back to Earth would feel wrong, but can someone else access the wormhole I opened? Can others reach Earth?\nThe Twilight Horde is definitely interested in me, they even had a copy of my transmutation table in one of their outposts. They know of me, but do they know where I come from? Can they do anything to Earth?",
+      "desc:8": "Great! The asymptotically-convergent space surrounding the plane of Eden can be breached!\nAfter opening wormholes, traces remain, and they can be reopened, even by a poor three-dimensional like me!\nI've seen these traces over and over, and I can't help but wonder, did the first wormhole I opened also leave a trace? \nAfter what I've been through coming back to Earth would feel wrong, but can someone else access the wormhole I opened? Can others reach Earth?\nThe Twilight Horde is definitely interested in me, they even had a copy of my transmutation table in one of their outposts. They know of me, but do they know where I come from? Can they do anything to Earth?",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "divinerpg:eden_block"

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-      "desc:8": "I can\u0027t help but feel like something is very wrong with my perception of my opponents. \nI have been fighting the Twilight Horde and the Shyre Empire for quite a while now, and while I see them both as deadly opponents, my perception of the former has been incommensurably more favorable than the latter.\nThe Twilight Horde has no slavery, no torture, no genetic engineering of civilizations and planets against their will, and they don\u0027t even practice imperialism.\nThis does not excuse them from the campaign they are executing on Terra, and their disproportionate military action against the Testificates, but, after having seen the horrors perpetrated by the Shyre Empire, and all the schemes of the Elder Ones, forceful occupation of foreign resources is a fairly mild crime.\nBut I digress, this has nothing to do with my sympathy (if we can call it that) for the Twilight Horde. Their military does not like me, and they want my demise too, after all.\nIt is interesting how a civilization with its reach does not engage in direct imperialism, though. With their space-warping abilities, it seems, they do not appear to care much about territorial control. Better to have a single well-guarded fortress, as opposed to hundreds of smaller specialized castles, at least when we are talking about powers at this scale.",
+      "desc:8": "I can't help but feel like something is very wrong with my perception of my opponents. \nI have been fighting the Twilight Horde and the Shyre Empire for quite a while now, and while I see them both as deadly opponents, my perception of the former has been incommensurably more favorable than the latter.\nThe Twilight Horde has no slavery, no torture, no genetic engineering of civilizations and planets against their will, and they don't even practice imperialism.\nThis does not excuse them from the campaign they are executing on Terra, and their disproportionate military action against the Testificates, but, after having seen the horrors perpetrated by the Shyre Empire, and all the schemes of the Elder Ones, forceful occupation of foreign resources is a fairly mild crime.\nBut I digress, this has nothing to do with my sympathy (if we can call it that) for the Twilight Horde. Their military does not like me, and they want my demise too, after all.\nIt is interesting how a civilization with its reach does not engage in direct imperialism, though. With their space-warping abilities, it seems, they do not appear to care much about territorial control. Better to have a single well-guarded fortress, as opposed to hundreds of smaller specialized castles, at least when we are talking about powers at this scale.",
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-      "desc:8": "With access to all of these strange and powerful materials, one cannot help but think if they are going to enable some sort of new technology.\nMy more magically-inclined peers and enemies have used mythic and recursive materials (I\u0027m starting to feel like my definition of mythic magic may just be a manifestation of recursion) for fairly intuitive and straightforward uses, but I suspect that some tinkering will produce more interesting, and possibly useful, applications.\nThis servo, for example, should allow me to fabricate machines in a more effective way...",
+      "desc:8": "With access to all of these strange and powerful materials, one cannot help but think if they are going to enable some sort of new technology.\nMy more magically-inclined peers and enemies have used mythic and recursive materials (I'm starting to feel like my definition of mythic magic may just be a manifestation of recursion) for fairly intuitive and straightforward uses, but I suspect that some tinkering will produce more interesting, and possibly useful, applications.\nThis servo, for example, should allow me to fabricate machines in a more effective way...",
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-      "desc:8": "I cannot believe that none of my enemies have approached magic and Recursion with a Technology and Engineering mindset! And yet, it seems like I may be the first here to achieve mythic machinery! \nBut what is mythic machinery? Well, I am still figuring out the details, but the fact that Mythic and Recursive fields permeate various forms of matter can be used to make finely tuned machinery that maintains these attributes.\nThis is a great leap! The mythic void resource miners I built until now are like batteries built out of potatoes, a hint of what is possible, but limited in capability; the machinery I can produce now, though, that is like the industrial revolution! Mass production, standardization, and efficiecy!\nWell, there is one difference, the industrial revolution was brought forth by a fairly good understanding of electricity, magnetism, and how they interact; on the other hand, I still don\u0027t fully understand Recursion, I just use the effects it causes on the world.\nAnd to be fair, I am hardly the first one to build mythic machinery, the use of Fluix to produce matter-energy networks seems to come from the Arbiter. They seem to be gone, though, so I do not think I will be able to ask them questions for more insight...",
+      "desc:8": "I cannot believe that none of my enemies have approached magic and Recursion with a Technology and Engineering mindset! And yet, it seems like I may be the first here to achieve mythic machinery! \nBut what is mythic machinery? Well, I am still figuring out the details, but the fact that Mythic and Recursive fields permeate various forms of matter can be used to make finely tuned machinery that maintains these attributes.\nThis is a great leap! The mythic void resource miners I built until now are like batteries built out of potatoes, a hint of what is possible, but limited in capability; the machinery I can produce now, though, that is like the industrial revolution! Mass production, standardization, and efficiecy!\nWell, there is one difference, the industrial revolution was brought forth by a fairly good understanding of electricity, magnetism, and how they interact; on the other hand, I still don't fully understand Recursion, I just use the effects it causes on the world.\nAnd to be fair, I am hardly the first one to build mythic machinery, the use of Fluix to produce matter-energy networks seems to come from the Arbiter. They seem to be gone, though, so I do not think I will be able to ask them questions for more insight...",
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         "id:8": "contenttweaker:mythic_machine_case"

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-      "desc:8": "I am starting to feel like I may be getting involved into too many things. Is this what the life of an immortal is like? Just picking fights over and over? Well, this one is about my freedom, so I am not going to stop here! \nI finally got my hands on more information about the alliance between the Meatball Man and the Elder Ones that have tried to imprison me. The pact was not just between them, it involved the arthropods of teh Erebus too; well, Erebus is their home world, but after forming an alliance with the Meatball Man, they were granted magic capable of opening wormholes.\nThis was their plan with me; J\u0027zahar and and the Primordial Malevolence would bind me to recursion, the bugs, together with the undead of the Meatball Man would capture me, and I would have been their captive. Their plans, though, did not include my retaliation.\nThis still does not answer questions about any of their motivations; well, the arthropods got powerful magic, and were able to take over worlds under the banner of the Meatball Man, and the Elder Ones were likely being promised some control over the Testificates; but why would the Meatball Man want to do this? He is more than capable of defeating me, but instead he is just toying with me, making me angry enough to want to fight, and ignorant enough to want to seek answers. And why me? Isn\u0027t his enemy the Arbiter?\nWell, hopefully Pixonia will provide some more answers. After forming their alliance with the Meatball Man, the bugs of the Erebus used their wormholes to take over the world of Pixonia, and which became a hub for their elite fighters, a center from which invasions, schemes, and conquests would be handled. While I do not have the power to defeat the Meatball Man himself, I am definitely more than capable of handling his forces.",
+      "desc:8": "I am starting to feel like I may be getting involved into too many things. Is this what the life of an immortal is like? Just picking fights over and over? Well, this one is about my freedom, so I am not going to stop here! \nI finally got my hands on more information about the alliance between the Meatball Man and the Elder Ones that have tried to imprison me. The pact was not just between them, it involved the arthropods of the Erebus too; well, Erebus is their home world, but after forming an alliance with the Meatball Man, they were granted magic capable of opening wormholes.\nThis was their plan with me; J'zahar and and the Primordial Malevolence would bind me to recursion, the bugs, together with the undead of the Meatball Man would capture me, and I would have been their captive. Their plans, though, did not include my retaliation.\nThis still does not answer questions about any of their motivations; well, the arthropods got powerful magic, and were able to take over worlds under the banner of the Meatball Man, and the Elder Ones were likely being promised some control over the Testificates; but why would the Meatball Man want to do this? He is more than capable of defeating me, but instead he is just toying with me, making me angry enough to want to fight, and ignorant enough to want to seek answers. And why me? Isn't his enemy the Arbiter?\nWell, hopefully Pixonia will provide some more answers. After forming their alliance with the Meatball Man, the bugs of the Erebus used their wormholes to take over the world of Pixonia, and which became a hub for their elite fighters, a center from which invasions, schemes, and conquests would be handled. While I do not have the power to defeat the Meatball Man himself, I am definitely more than capable of handling his forces.",
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-      "desc:8": "§7§oWelcome to chapter 6!\n\n§fThe capabilities of the Twilight Horde never stop to amaze me. Here I was, thinking just power alone would be my key to defeat my opponents for good...\nThankfully, having to face multiple opponents, besides being exhausting, has shown me different ways many of the players of this \u0027game\u0027 (feels weird to say it after so many lives have been lost, but it is indeed an appropriate word, for more than one reason) play it.\nThe Elder Ones, comparatively weak, were still able to gain massive influence thanks to their incredible intelligence-gathering abilities, making themselves indispensible to the bigger players; the Meatball Man has the incredible ability to manipulate others into serving him wether they want it or not; the Shyre Empire has brute forced its way into gathering one of the largest and most diverse armies in the cosmos, the Crimson Cult operates independtly behind the scenes, being almost untouchable due to their secrecy.\nAnd then there\u0027s the ace in the sleeve of the Twilight Horde. Their space warping abilities are a game changer, something that, arguably, places them in a leage of their own.\nWho needs subterfuge, influence, or even brute force when you are impossible to even reach and touch?\nWell, impossible is a big word, both me and the Shyre Empire are partially adept to these powers; my other enemies are doing their own space-warping experiments, and I am the first outsider to have actually entered Wildwood.\nThat is the greatness of science, it is replicable; if a truth exist, multiple people can take advantage of it! And I think I may have made another breakthrough! Time to jump into the next Shell! ",
+      "desc:8": "§7§oWelcome to chapter 6!\n\n§fThe capabilities of the Twilight Horde never stop to amaze me. Here I was, thinking just power alone would be my key to defeat my opponents for good...\nThankfully, having to face multiple opponents, besides being exhausting, has shown me different ways many of the players of this 'game' (feels weird to say it after so many lives have been lost, but it is indeed an appropriate word, for more than one reason) play it.\nThe Elder Ones, comparatively weak, were still able to gain massive influence thanks to their incredible intelligence-gathering abilities, making themselves indispensible to the bigger players; the Meatball Man has the incredible ability to manipulate others into serving him wether they want it or not; the Shyre Empire has brute forced its way into gathering one of the largest and most diverse armies in the cosmos, the Crimson Cult operates independtly behind the scenes, being almost untouchable due to their secrecy.\nAnd then there's the ace in the sleeve of the Twilight Horde. Their space warping abilities are a game changer, something that, arguably, places them in a leage of their own.\nWho needs subterfuge, influence, or even brute force when you are impossible to even reach and touch?\nWell, impossible is a big word, both me and the Shyre Empire are partially adept to these powers; my other enemies are doing their own space-warping experiments, and I am the first outsider to have actually entered Wildwood.\nThat is the greatness of science, it is replicable; if a truth exist, multiple people can take advantage of it! And I think I may have made another breakthrough! Time to jump into the next Shell! ",
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-      "desc:8": "Simple attempts at repeating my feat of jumping from the Eden into Apalachia did not work out. Regardless of what traces I felt, all the wormhole threads I opened in Woldwood kept leading me back to Wildwood.\nAfter many failed attempts, it dawned on me. \nSpace, when observed as a field, which is what relativity does, exhibits all of the properties of mathematical functions, continuous and discontinuous alike. It has simple continuity (normal everyday space), singularities (those are black holes), jumps (those are wormholes), removable discontinuities (worlds like Arcana or Eden that exist separately from the rest of reality, I\u0027m calling these plane worlds), and asymptotic convergence (the boundary that separates Eden and Wildwood).\nBut that\u0027s not all, if these types of mathematical phenomena indeed exist in reality, it is plausible that others will too.\nAnd that\u0027s when I thought of essential discontinuities, waves that become more and more frequent, continuously changing value, yet unable to go beyond a certain point.\nThis is how the next world of the Twilight Horde was hidden. Infinite folds, each denser and more frequent than its predecessor, increasing in number faster and faster, and yet bound by a barrier.\nA barrier I can now cross. Onwards to Apalachia!",
+      "desc:8": "Simple attempts at repeating my feat of jumping from the Eden into Apalachia did not work out. Regardless of what traces I felt, all the wormhole threads I opened in Woldwood kept leading me back to Wildwood.\nAfter many failed attempts, it dawned on me. \nSpace, when observed as a field, which is what relativity does, exhibits all of the properties of mathematical functions, continuous and discontinuous alike. It has simple continuity (normal everyday space), singularities (those are black holes), jumps (those are wormholes), removable discontinuities (worlds like Arcana or Eden that exist separately from the rest of reality, I'm calling these plane worlds), and asymptotic convergence (the boundary that separates Eden and Wildwood).\nBut that's not all, if these types of mathematical phenomena indeed exist in reality, it is plausible that others will too.\nAnd that's when I thought of essential discontinuities, waves that become more and more frequent, continuously changing value, yet unable to go beyond a certain point.\nThis is how the next world of the Twilight Horde was hidden. Infinite folds, each denser and more frequent than its predecessor, increasing in number faster and faster, and yet bound by a barrier.\nA barrier I can now cross. Onwards to Apalachia!",
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-      "desc:8": "Recursion, as I have said many times now, is bizzarre. \nAt its basis, it does not originate from any other, more fundamental concept or force. Recursion, to my knowledge so far, just exists independtly of anything else, and while the entirety of magic appears to originate from it, the field of recursion cannot directly be extrapolated from its \u0027children\u0027 fields like vis, will, or mana. \nRecursion, as a fundamental force of the universe, became evident to me only after encountering it directly by witnessing beings and objects that are permeated by it. For all intents and purposes, this seems to be the way most have come by this power.\nAs soon as the process of atomic fission was discovered, multiple parties started rushing to turn it into a weapon, the atom bomb; this seems to follow a similar pattern. When a certain truth becomes evident, those seeking a certain type of knowledge will gravitate towards a particular path, independently of each other.\nConceptually, to make sense of Recursion, you need to have seen it in practice first. The discovery of Recursion is a recursive process itself. Having encountered recursion, even in insignifacant ways, is a requirement for ascending. The recursive abilities of the WIthers come from Testificate magic that originated after using Fluix, the Recursive properties of which come from the Arbiter, a Recursive being itself. Same for many of my friends and foes; their mastery over recursion originates from having encountered it by mistake, or by design of already-recursive beings. \nStill, there are some \u0027geniuses\u0027 who discovered it on their own. The power of the Queen of all Bees, I was told, was a completely new discovery, and that is why Terra\u0027s enemies took it away, in the only recorded event of them doing something together.",
+      "desc:8": "Recursion, as I have said many times now, is bizzarre. \nAt its basis, it does not originate from any other, more fundamental concept or force. Recursion, to my knowledge so far, just exists independtly of anything else, and while the entirety of magic appears to originate from it, the field of recursion cannot directly be extrapolated from its 'children' fields like vis, will, or mana. \nRecursion, as a fundamental force of the universe, became evident to me only after encountering it directly by witnessing beings and objects that are permeated by it. For all intents and purposes, this seems to be the way most have come by this power.\nAs soon as the process of atomic fission was discovered, multiple parties started rushing to turn it into a weapon, the atom bomb; this seems to follow a similar pattern. When a certain truth becomes evident, those seeking a certain type of knowledge will gravitate towards a particular path, independently of each other.\nConceptually, to make sense of Recursion, you need to have seen it in practice first. The discovery of Recursion is a recursive process itself. Having encountered recursion, even in insignifacant ways, is a requirement for ascending. The recursive abilities of the WIthers come from Testificate magic that originated after using Fluix, the Recursive properties of which come from the Arbiter, a Recursive being itself. Same for many of my friends and foes; their mastery over recursion originates from having encountered it by mistake, or by design of already-recursive beings. \nStill, there are some 'geniuses' who discovered it on their own. The power of the Queen of all Bees, I was told, was a completely new discovery, and that is why Terra's enemies took it away, in the only recorded event of them doing something together.",
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-      "desc:8": "§7§oYou may have been able to rush the pack until this point, but from now on, it is going to be pretty much impossible.\n\nMake sure you have passive setups (or very efficient autocrafts) for all resources that are used in lots of recipes. Garnets, for example, are good to have in a steady supply.\n\nMake sure your autocrafts are fast and reliable. If there are multiple recipes for one item, it\u0027ll be a good idea to use the easiest option available at the moment.\n\nTake a look at the side quests! There are lots of goodies there that should help out!",
+      "desc:8": "§7§oYou may have been able to rush the pack until this point, but from now on, it is going to be pretty much impossible.\n\nMake sure you have passive setups (or very efficient autocrafts) for all resources that are used in lots of recipes. Garnets, for example, are good to have in a steady supply.\n\nMake sure your autocrafts are fast and reliable. If there are multiple recipes for one item, it'll be a good idea to use the easiest option available at the moment.\n\nTake a look at the side quests! There are lots of goodies there that should help out!",
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-      "desc:8": "After all I have seen, things make more sense now; the energy recursive powers, at their heart, revolve around the fact that it is possible for a field to reinforce itself in a loop, that is why the are called the way they are. This, I thought, directly clashed with the principle of entropy, of the universal push of the entirety of nature towards chaos.\nAnd yet, after having encountered Shub\u0027Asothoth and the Avatar of the Meatball Man, after having seen what they are capable of, I have to admit that this apparent clash is just a product of my own ignorance.\nI just don\u0027t know how entropy truly works. To truly understand Recursion, and to understand Fractallite powers, one has to undertand entropy.\nThankfully, dragons that appear to wield power over entropy as if it were nothing can be found all around the asteroids of Terra.",
+      "desc:8": "After all I have seen, things make more sense now; the energy recursive powers, at their heart, revolve around the fact that it is possible for a field to reinforce itself in a loop, that is why the are called the way they are. This, I thought, directly clashed with the principle of entropy, of the universal push of the entirety of nature towards chaos.\nAnd yet, after having encountered Shub'Asothoth and the Avatar of the Meatball Man, after having seen what they are capable of, I have to admit that this apparent clash is just a product of my own ignorance.\nI just don't know how entropy truly works. To truly understand Recursion, and to understand Fractallite powers, one has to undertand entropy.\nThankfully, dragons that appear to wield power over entropy as if it were nothing can be found all around the asteroids of Terra.",
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-      "desc:8": "After visiting so many of the Shyre Empire\u0027s worlds, I believe I have a good idea on who I may encounter after opening my next portals.\nThe coordinates, they all point to names that were revered in many of the places I have been. Well, their own influence seems to have taken over even Terra. The blessings I would receive back when I first arrived to the Testificates\u0027 home world, they come from them, they come from the leaders of the Shyre Empire, the gods of the Shyre Empire.\nThe Primordials, the Immortals, the appellatives vary, and so do the names associated with the portal locations I will soon be able to open. This suggests some sort of decentralized government, which makes sense, given how high the stakes here are...",
+      "desc:8": "After visiting so many of the Shyre Empire's worlds, I believe I have a good idea on who I may encounter after opening my next portals.\nThe coordinates, they all point to names that were revered in many of the places I have been. Well, their own influence seems to have taken over even Terra. The blessings I would receive back when I first arrived to the Testificates' home world, they come from them, they come from the leaders of the Shyre Empire, the gods of the Shyre Empire.\nThe Primordials, the Immortals, the appellatives vary, and so do the names associated with the portal locations I will soon be able to open. This suggests some sort of decentralized government, which makes sense, given how high the stakes here are...",
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         "id:8": "contenttweaker:recursive_demantoid"

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-      "desc:8": "The elaborate nature of the Mythic Shells of the Twilight Horde is astonishing, and a great reminder of the beauty of our Universe.\nEach of the barriers between the Twilight worlds has been its own showcase of mathematical wonder, and this one is not different. It is a pathological functional space.\nIf the barrier between the Eden and Wildwood can be thought as a single fold, the barrier to Apalachia is an infinite series of folds going back and forth, each producing a smaller and smaller effect, the Barrier to the next World, Skythern, is a series of folds, where there are infinitely many folds between each pair, over and over, in an endlessly self-repeating fractal of space, continuous, yet unreachable.\nThis is not the first time I think of this, but I cannot help but be impressed at how amazing some of my enemies\u0027 creations are. ",
+      "desc:8": "The elaborate nature of the Mythic Shells of the Twilight Horde is astonishing, and a great reminder of the beauty of our Universe.\nEach of the barriers between the Twilight worlds has been its own showcase of mathematical wonder, and this one is not different. It is a pathological functional space.\nIf the barrier between the Eden and Wildwood can be thought as a single fold, the barrier to Apalachia is an infinite series of folds going back and forth, each producing a smaller and smaller effect, the Barrier to the next World, Skythern, is a series of folds, where there are infinitely many folds between each pair, over and over, in an endlessly self-repeating fractal of space, continuous, yet unreachable.\nThis is not the first time I think of this, but I cannot help but be impressed at how amazing some of my enemies' creations are. ",
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-      "desc:8": "I do not understand, it doesn\u0027t make any sense!\nAll the signs point to it, Skythern should be the final Shell. \nLooking at the will of all the Twilight beasts I have fought, their submission clearly was towards the Experienced Cori, the Fractallite monster at the head of Skythern.\nAnd yet, its defeat changed nothing. Actually, it may have made things worse. Why are the Testificates now saying that they would not mind just giving up, and making a pact with the Twilight Horde?\nWhat is going on? It is as if none of the enemies I defeated was actually defeated. Sure, recursion does that, but I have been using my powers to ensure this would not happen. Is this because I am dealing with Fractallites? Are there other rules to this game I have not been aware of?\nHave I just been a fool, pushing a rock that was already in motion regardless of my actions? No it cannot be!",
+      "desc:8": "I do not understand, it doesn't make any sense!\nAll the signs point to it, Skythern should be the final Shell. \nLooking at the will of all the Twilight beasts I have fought, their submission clearly was towards the Experienced Cori, the Fractallite monster at the head of Skythern.\nAnd yet, its defeat changed nothing. Actually, it may have made things worse. Why are the Testificates now saying that they would not mind just giving up, and making a pact with the Twilight Horde?\nWhat is going on? It is as if none of the enemies I defeated was actually defeated. Sure, recursion does that, but I have been using my powers to ensure this would not happen. Is this because I am dealing with Fractallites? Are there other rules to this game I have not been aware of?\nHave I just been a fool, pushing a rock that was already in motion regardless of my actions? No it cannot be!",
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         "Count:3": 1,
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-      "desc:8": "Let\u0027s try to think about this logically. \nSure, after apparently defeating my enemies, nothing appears to have changed with the large military conflict happening around me, and yet, with regards to myself and how my enemies perceive me, they became increasingly interested in my whereabouts, and have put more and have struggled more and more to stop my progress.\nClearly, if what I was doing yielded no results, my enemies would not be putting all this renewed effort into getting rid of me. If a fly is barely bothering you, after all, why try to kill it?\nThe damage I have done to the \"weaker\" Shyre and Twilight worlds is undeniable, but my effect on the more important worlds is undeniably less noticeable. Well, pretty much unnoticeable. \nWhat changed? Well, until now, I was just dealing with mere recursive beings. Now, on the other hand, I am facing full fledged Fractallites.\nIs it that I am simply too weak to touch recursion the same way they do? Is it that I am not strong enough? Yes, it may be it!\nI got here, thinking I had the tools, but I do not, I am not strong enough!",
+      "desc:8": "Let's try to think about this logically. \nSure, after apparently defeating my enemies, nothing appears to have changed with the large military conflict happening around me, and yet, with regards to myself and how my enemies perceive me, they became increasingly interested in my whereabouts, and have put more and have struggled more and more to stop my progress.\nClearly, if what I was doing yielded no results, my enemies would not be putting all this renewed effort into getting rid of me. If a fly is barely bothering you, after all, why try to kill it?\nThe damage I have done to the \"weaker\" Shyre and Twilight worlds is undeniable, but my effect on the more important worlds is undeniably less noticeable. Well, pretty much unnoticeable. \nWhat changed? Well, until now, I was just dealing with mere recursive beings. Now, on the other hand, I am facing full fledged Fractallites.\nIs it that I am simply too weak to touch recursion the same way they do? Is it that I am not strong enough? Yes, it may be it!\nI got here, thinking I had the tools, but I do not, I am not strong enough!",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:dream_cluster"
       },
-      "name:8": "I\u0027m not strong enough!"
+      "name:8": "I'm not strong enough!"
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-      "desc:8": "The way I am, there is very little I can do. Were I to fight the leaders of the Twilight Horde and Shyre Empire over and over, for all eternity, very little would change.\nI better start learning from my enemies; thankfully, they let something slip up. With all its bolstering of being the lord of Time, Bane may have given me a way into the world of Fractallites, and possibly becoming one.\nThe chickens created in Greckon, while not being fully Fractallite, seem to possess echoes of their maker\u0027s power, echoes that are much more understandable. Since I know how these chickens work, I was able to discern what makes these ones different, I was able to see (for the lack of a better word) a shadow of what being Fractallite actually means.\nYes, as I am now, there is little I can do, but this is a first step, and the direction seems to be the right one!",
+      "desc:8": "The way I am, there is very little I can do. Were I to fight the leaders of the Twilight Horde and Shyre Empire over and over, for all eternity, very little would change.\nI better start learning from my enemies; thankfully, they let something slip up. With all its bolstering of being the lord of Time, Bane may have given me a way into the world of Fractallites, and possibly becoming one.\nThe chickens created in Greckon, while not being fully Fractallite, seem to possess echoes of their maker's power, echoes that are much more understandable. Since I know how these chickens work, I was able to discern what makes these ones different, I was able to see (for the lack of a better word) a shadow of what being Fractallite actually means.\nYes, as I am now, there is little I can do, but this is a first step, and the direction seems to be the right one!",
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     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "My understanding of my enemies, despite all the time and effort so far, is still lacking, but if I want to learn, I have to take any lead I can get.\nThe structure of the mythic shells is a starting point. After all, they are the most advanced example of Warrens, perturbations and folds in the fabric of space, in the Universe. If they are not Fractallite in nature, I don\u0027t know what is!",
+      "desc:8": "My understanding of my enemies, despite all the time and effort so far, is still lacking, but if I want to learn, I have to take any lead I can get.\nThe structure of the mythic shells is a starting point. After all, they are the most advanced example of Warrens, perturbations and folds in the fabric of space, in the Universe. If they are not Fractallite in nature, I don't know what is!",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:skythern_star"

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     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "§7§oAnd it\u0027s not even morning...\n\n§fWhatever the Shyre Empire\u0027s plot to take Warren magic from the Twilight Horde may be, I think it just finally worked out.\nThe efforts of the Twilight Horde against Terra seem to have waned down somewhat, and have instead directed their actions towards their co-invaders. Well, there is also that matter of the Testificates wanting to stop resisting, but there is something more to this situation...\nI am just not powerful and knowledgeable to understand all of this, so while there may be something important to be learned by this situation, I have to put in some progress towards ascension. I know I can. Well, I think I can, all of those Testificate prophecies, the Arbiter...\nI am definitely getting closer to my answers about the foundations of reality. I was able to reach it. A branch. A strange, wood. As strong as anything I have ever seen, and yet still alive. And even in all its greatness as a material, it clearly feels imperfect, the way a thought cannot ever fully encopass the thing it represents...",
+      "desc:8": "§7§oAnd it's not even morning...\n\n§fWhatever the Shyre Empire's plot to take Warren magic from the Twilight Horde may be, I think it just finally worked out.\nThe efforts of the Twilight Horde against Terra seem to have waned down somewhat, and have instead directed their actions towards their co-invaders. Well, there is also that matter of the Testificates wanting to stop resisting, but there is something more to this situation...\nI am just not powerful and knowledgeable to understand all of this, so while there may be something important to be learned by this situation, I have to put in some progress towards ascension. I know I can. Well, I think I can, all of those Testificate prophecies, the Arbiter...\nI am definitely getting closer to my answers about the foundations of reality. I was able to reach it. A branch. A strange, wood. As strong as anything I have ever seen, and yet still alive. And even in all its greatness as a material, it clearly feels imperfect, the way a thought cannot ever fully encopass the thing it represents...",
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     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "Yes! The mythic shells did indeed hold some answers. The field of Recursion, while living within space and time, is a more fundamental property of reality. Given what I know so far, I may even go as far as saying that it is the foundation of reality. By following the path of recursion, it is possible to perceive where it was used to do magic, including the one used to create the Mythic Shells.\nI may not yet be capable of grasping the nature of Fractallite powers, but I know that this will be my next step. One final Mythic Shell, one that is not only is walled off through Warren magic, but one that can only be perceived and touched by being Fractallite. \nI do not have that ability yet, but my understanding of Recursion is getting to that point. The waters of Fractal might are deep and vast, and I am only now dipping my feet. Well, this is a start, I know what the fulcrum of the Twilight Horde\u0027s power lies, Mortum, the final Shell. I cannot get there yet, I have not ascended to the level of understanding required to reach through this barrier, but I know that such a barrier does exist, and I know where it is.",
+      "desc:8": "Yes! The mythic shells did indeed hold some answers. The field of Recursion, while living within space and time, is a more fundamental property of reality. Given what I know so far, I may even go as far as saying that it is the foundation of reality. By following the path of recursion, it is possible to perceive where it was used to do magic, including the one used to create the Mythic Shells.\nI may not yet be capable of grasping the nature of Fractallite powers, but I know that this will be my next step. One final Mythic Shell, one that is not only is walled off through Warren magic, but one that can only be perceived and touched by being Fractallite. \nI do not have that ability yet, but my understanding of Recursion is getting to that point. The waters of Fractal might are deep and vast, and I am only now dipping my feet. Well, this is a start, I know what the fulcrum of the Twilight Horde's power lies, Mortum, the final Shell. I cannot get there yet, I have not ascended to the level of understanding required to reach through this barrier, but I know that such a barrier does exist, and I know where it is.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "divinerpg:mortum_block"
       },
-      "name:8": "A hint of what\u0027s coming..."
+      "name:8": "A hint of what's coming..."
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-      "desc:8": "§7§oThings are going to get quite elaborate by the end of this chapter. It may be a good idea to start working on all uncompleted side content available so far. It should be a good way to take a break from Vethea progression too!\n\n§fYup, I dipped my feet in the waters of Fractal might. Now I know, at least partially, what is coming.\nI won\u0027t just have to fully enter this vast and deep ocean, I will have to reach its bottom.\nWhile I still do not know what this will entail, and I likely won\u0027t until I get there, I can say that a sacrifice will be required, and something will need to be let go.\nWell, I already have to let go...\nSleep, a sleep of nighmares, a sleep of nightmares, a sleep of helplessness, a sleep of fear, a sleep of solitude.\nI must face my own self, or whatever form my own essence takes at the layer of recursion. I must know who I am to become before I try to become it.\nIt it time to leave it all behind, it is time to start swimming down, deeper and deeper. And deeper still.",
+      "desc:8": "§7§oThings are going to get quite elaborate by the end of this chapter. It may be a good idea to start working on all uncompleted side content available so far. It should be a good way to take a break from Vethea progression too!\n\n§fYup, I dipped my feet in the waters of Fractal might. Now I know, at least partially, what is coming.\nI won't just have to fully enter this vast and deep ocean, I will have to reach its bottom.\nWhile I still do not know what this will entail, and I likely won't until I get there, I can say that a sacrifice will be required, and something will need to be let go.\nWell, I already have to let go...\nSleep, a sleep of nighmares, a sleep of nightmares, a sleep of helplessness, a sleep of fear, a sleep of solitude.\nI must face my own self, or whatever form my own essence takes at the layer of recursion. I must know who I am to become before I try to become it.\nIt it time to leave it all behind, it is time to start swimming down, deeper and deeper. And deeper still.",
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         "Count:3": 1,
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-      "desc:8": "There it is, that paradox that has plagued countless minds. Are we truly free, or are our actions the only phycically reasonable reaction to a universe that progresses without agency?\nThanks to what I am capable of seeing in myself, I know I have agency. I also know that there are things I will do. Not \u0027can do\u0027, \u0027will do\u0027. What are these things? I am getting closer to understanding them, and I suspect that my ascension will involve achieving this understanding, but I do not yet know them.\nSo the paradox persists. It seems that, even at this most fundamental level of reality, the paradox persists.",
+      "desc:8": "There it is, that paradox that has plagued countless minds. Are we truly free, or are our actions the only phycically reasonable reaction to a universe that progresses without agency?\nThanks to what I am capable of seeing in myself, I know I have agency. I also know that there are things I will do. Not 'can do', 'will do'. What are these things? I am getting closer to understanding them, and I suspect that my ascension will involve achieving this understanding, but I do not yet know them.\nSo the paradox persists. It seems that, even at this most fundamental level of reality, the paradox persists.",
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         "id:8": "divinerpg:karos_lump"

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-      "desc:8": "The Preistoric land of Precasia is one of the Shyre strongholds, yet, it does not feel like one...\ngiven the nature of this empire, and how they are taking over Terra, I would have expected a land of brainwashed beings, or savage monsters. There still are a large amount of animal-looking things in Precasia, but that\u0027s not what surprises me. Every single creature I have met here, no exceptions, has shown to have a quite evident free will. And it is out of their free will that they serve the empire.\nWhoever leads the Shyre empire sure has good PR. Seeing how things are here religion may play a role, I could see a powerful enough recursive being be worshipped by normal people.",
+      "desc:8": "The Preistoric land of Precasia is one of the Shyre strongholds, yet, it does not feel like one...\ngiven the nature of this empire, and how they are taking over Terra, I would have expected a land of brainwashed beings, or savage monsters. There still are a large amount of animal-looking things in Precasia, but that's not what surprises me. Every single creature I have met here, no exceptions, has shown to have a quite evident free will. And it is out of their free will that they serve the empire.\nWhoever leads the Shyre empire sure has good PR. Seeing how things are here religion may play a role, I could see a powerful enough recursive being be worshipped by normal people.",
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-      "desc:8": "§7§oTyrosaur is summoned with a bone horn.\n\nRight click the army block in the skeletal arena to summon the skeletal horde\n\n§fScrew you dinos! And skeletons!\nThe leaders of precasia are interesting. They are beings that clearly posess recursion, and indeed they are worshipped. Not necessarily as full deities, more like the way Roman emperors of old carried a divine will to the eyes of their population.\nI may be connecting too many dots here, but is it possible that the characters of legends were simply knowledgeable about recursion? What if Zeus and Eracles were people that, in one way or another, stubled upon this great power, or any of the other mythic types of magic, and that\u0027s what led to the great myths of old?",
+      "desc:8": "§7§oTyrosaur is summoned with a bone horn.\n\nRight click the army block in the skeletal arena to summon the skeletal horde\n\n§fScrew you dinos! And skeletons!\nThe leaders of precasia are interesting. They are beings that clearly posess recursion, and indeed they are worshipped. Not necessarily as full deities, more like the way Roman emperors of old carried a divine will to the eyes of their population.\nI may be connecting too many dots here, but is it possible that the characters of legends were simply knowledgeable about recursion? What if Zeus and Eracles were people that, in one way or another, stubled upon this great power, or any of the other mythic types of magic, and that's what led to the great myths of old?",
       "icon:10": {
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         "id:8": "contenttweaker:precasian_cap"

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-      "desc:8": "Not only Shyre tech can easily open wormholes, but it actually deforms space-time, and make higher dimensions intersect.\nSimilar to how the Dungeon of Arcana took over the halls of the Aesirs, some power over gravity and space-time allows for the land of Lelyetia to exist in a discontinuity in gravity. Well, that\u0027s the best way I can explain this place.\nMathematical functions and fields can have discontinuities; jumps, changes in slope (that\u0027s a discontinuity in a derivative I know), varying variables depending on domains, and singularities. Humanity already knew of singularities, those are black holes, and I guess both Arcana and now Lelyetia are manifestation of these discontinuities.\nWonder if, given enough sednanite, I may be able to achieve something like this, to create a world that is not spherical, or maybe a cosmic string?\n",
+      "desc:8": "Not only Shyre tech can easily open wormholes, but it actually deforms space-time, and make higher dimensions intersect.\nSimilar to how the Dungeon of Arcana took over the halls of the Aesirs, some power over gravity and space-time allows for the land of Lelyetia to exist in a discontinuity in gravity. Well, that's the best way I can explain this place.\nMathematical functions and fields can have discontinuities; jumps, changes in slope (that's a discontinuity in a derivative I know), varying variables depending on domains, and singularities. Humanity already knew of singularities, those are black holes, and I guess both Arcana and now Lelyetia are manifestation of these discontinuities.\nWonder if, given enough sednanite, I may be able to achieve something like this, to create a world that is not spherical, or maybe a cosmic string?\n",
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         "id:8": "aoa3:lelyetia_realmstone"

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-      "desc:8": "§7§oUse the guardian\u0027s eye on graw altar\n\n§fThe master of Lelyetia has been taken down, and the weird feeling I felt when I first entered is partially gone. \nA weird feeling of wrongness, a pressure weighting on me, as if I my wery being was being rejected by this place. And no it is not related to the weird gravity of Lelyetia, otherwise I would feel something like this in Arcana too. The powers of Graw were, and still are, affecting me.\nThis land still holds some secrets, and I am set on figuring out what\u0027s going on!\nFor starters, whatever the trick of manipulating space-time and gravity may be, science or magic, probably both, is available to both of my foes, and it seems to be used for strategic and military porposes. Places that can only be reached through wormholes, bound to specific coordinates, are quite useful in a cosmic war.",
+      "desc:8": "§7§oUse the guardian's eye on graw altar\n\n§fThe master of Lelyetia has been taken down, and the weird feeling I felt when I first entered is partially gone. \nA weird feeling of wrongness, a pressure weighting on me, as if I my wery being was being rejected by this place. And no it is not related to the weird gravity of Lelyetia, otherwise I would feel something like this in Arcana too. The powers of Graw were, and still are, affecting me.\nThis land still holds some secrets, and I am set on figuring out what's going on!\nFor starters, whatever the trick of manipulating space-time and gravity may be, science or magic, probably both, is available to both of my foes, and it seems to be used for strategic and military porposes. Places that can only be reached through wormholes, bound to specific coordinates, are quite useful in a cosmic war.",
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         "id:8": "contenttweaker:lelyetian_cap"

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-      "desc:8": "...And once again, the answer is mythic excavation!\nI found the compound responsible for Lelyetia\u0027s strange condition, fluctuatite, a mineral that seems to be part of most compounds in the land.\nUnlike anything I\u0027ve seen so far, its gravitational field lines intersect a plane, instead of a sphere, which is what normal matter does.\nIt also possesses complex gravity, like sednanite.\nI don\u0027t have any fluctuatite in my own body, though, which is why I feel weird when I\u0027m in Lelyetia.\nGood news, I can make fluctuatite! Bad news, to achieve the folding of space-time I see in that strange world will need several planets worth of it, at least according to my math.\nThere\u0027s clearly not that much fluctuatite on Lelyetia, so I have to assume there are things I still do not know...\nAlso, the existance of this material makes Lelyetia quite different from Arcana, or other lands of the Twilight Horde. The physical phenomena are the same one, complex gravity being used to create infinite planes of existance separate from the three dimensions of space, but the way ther are achieved is different.",
+      "desc:8": "...And once again, the answer is mythic excavation!\nI found the compound responsible for Lelyetia's strange condition, fluctuatite, a mineral that seems to be part of most compounds in the land.\nUnlike anything I've seen so far, its gravitational field lines intersect a plane, instead of a sphere, which is what normal matter does.\nIt also possesses complex gravity, like sednanite.\nI don't have any fluctuatite in my own body, though, which is why I feel weird when I'm in Lelyetia.\nGood news, I can make fluctuatite! Bad news, to achieve the folding of space-time I see in that strange world will need several planets worth of it, at least according to my math.\nThere's clearly not that much fluctuatite on Lelyetia, so I have to assume there are things I still do not know...\nAlso, the existance of this material makes Lelyetia quite different from Arcana, or other lands of the Twilight Horde. The physical phenomena are the same one, complex gravity being used to create infinite planes of existance separate from the three dimensions of space, but the way ther are achieved is different.",
       "icon:10": {
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         "id:8": "contenttweaker:lelyetia_garnet"

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-      "desc:8": "§7§oUse a staring eye on illusion altar to summon elusive.\n\nTo summon the shadowlord use a book of shadows on a shadow altar\n\n§fUnexpectedly, I stumbled upon a very interesting piece of Kardashev stage 5 politics...\nThe Horde and the Empire don\u0027t really seem to have a problem at fighting each other using all they have, including the use of planet-ending magic, like the one used on the Abyss.\nYet, on Terra, they do not; they are very careful about keeping direct conflict to a minimum.\nThose that lead the troops stationed on my new home, now I know, are not the best either faction has to offer, by far. This is quite good for the testificates, all things considered, I just have to make sure things don\u0027t get worse as a consequence of my actions.\nI think I know why, though, or, at least, I have a plausible explanation that makes sense based on available data.\nEach of these two big civilizations doesn\u0027t just want to get their hands on the shards, they want to control their entire supply chain. Because of this, any action that will damage Terra beyond a certain point might push the other faction to pull the trigger on planet-pulverizing actions. \nThis reminds of the way the nuclear deterrent was used during the cold war on Earth. Neither of the factions raised tensions above a certain point, to avoid having the other press the \u0027kill everyone\u0027 button.\nGood for me, 0% chance I would\u0027ve survived if those eldritch abominations had been waiting for me on Terra!",
+      "desc:8": "§7§oUse a staring eye on illusion altar to summon elusive.\n\nTo summon the shadowlord use a book of shadows on a shadow altar\n\n§fUnexpectedly, I stumbled upon a very interesting piece of Kardashev stage 5 politics...\nThe Horde and the Empire don't really seem to have a problem at fighting each other using all they have, including the use of planet-ending magic, like the one used on the Abyss.\nYet, on Terra, they do not; they are very careful about keeping direct conflict to a minimum.\nThose that lead the troops stationed on my new home, now I know, are not the best either faction has to offer, by far. This is quite good for the testificates, all things considered, I just have to make sure things don't get worse as a consequence of my actions.\nI think I know why, though, or, at least, I have a plausible explanation that makes sense based on available data.\nEach of these two big civilizations doesn't just want to get their hands on the shards, they want to control their entire supply chain. Because of this, any action that will damage Terra beyond a certain point might push the other faction to pull the trigger on planet-pulverizing actions. \nThis reminds of the way the nuclear deterrent was used during the cold war on Earth. Neither of the factions raised tensions above a certain point, to avoid having the other press the 'kill everyone' button.\nGood for me, 0% chance I would've survived if those eldritch abominations had been waiting for me on Terra!",
       "icon:10": {
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         "id:8": "contenttweaker:abyssal_cap"

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-      "desc:8": "Bad news! This planet-corrupting soul is way too powerful for me to handle. This may be the single most powerful thing I have encountered until now. Well, the Meatball Man may be stronger, but it seems like he does not want to reveal his hand to me yet. Actually, for all I know there may be lots of other enemies doing the same; I feel small, small and weak.\nGood news! Things will have to go very wrong for such an enemy to enter the battlefield of Terra, or else the Twilight Horde will pull out their big guns too.\nI just have to be careful about showing myself directly helping the Testificates in the warpers, or the Shyre Empire may have a reason to think that the forces of Terra want to escalate this conflict.\nFrom now on, it will be better if I showed myself as an ally to the Bubbell Alliance of bees. They don\u0027t seem to have a direct stake on Terra, they have a suprising amount of fire power, and they are more than willing to endorse my actions.",
+      "desc:8": "Bad news! This planet-corrupting soul is way too powerful for me to handle. This may be the single most powerful thing I have encountered until now. Well, the Meatball Man may be stronger, but it seems like he does not want to reveal his hand to me yet. Actually, for all I know there may be lots of other enemies doing the same; I feel small, small and weak.\nGood news! Things will have to go very wrong for such an enemy to enter the battlefield of Terra, or else the Twilight Horde will pull out their big guns too.\nI just have to be careful about showing myself directly helping the Testificates in the warpers, or the Shyre Empire may have a reason to think that the forces of Terra want to escalate this conflict.\nFrom now on, it will be better if I showed myself as an ally to the Bubbell Alliance of bees. They don't seem to have a direct stake on Terra, they have a suprising amount of fire power, and they are more than willing to endorse my actions.",
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         "id:8": "contenttweaker:abyss_garnet"

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-      "desc:8": "The Deeplands are a cave world, a planet with a surface so incredibly uninhabitable, and with a spawling underground that\u0027s completely separated from its outer layer.\nLife here was born of charged runium, an \u0027excited\u0027 (that\u0027s the best word I can think of at the moment) counterpart of the compound found on Terra. Although it lacks EMC, it has clear alchemical properties, which seem to be responsible for the existance of livable areas in this planet. It can spontaneously transmute rock into air and other ingredients of life, at a slow but steady rate.\nHow does this process work, though? All alchemy I have seen requires a person with intent to guide its power, that\u0027s the whole point. And yet, this mineral, this dumb unconscious rock, has the ability to do the same as a person.\nAm I causing damage to other places if I bring charged runium there? Is it going to start making other rocks into unwanted air.\nMany of these things seem to be experimentally verifiable, thankfully. I may learn something new about the way alchemy works.",
+      "desc:8": "The Deeplands are a cave world, a planet with a surface so incredibly uninhabitable, and with a spawling underground that's completely separated from its outer layer.\nLife here was born of charged runium, an 'excited' (that's the best word I can think of at the moment) counterpart of the compound found on Terra. Although it lacks EMC, it has clear alchemical properties, which seem to be responsible for the existance of livable areas in this planet. It can spontaneously transmute rock into air and other ingredients of life, at a slow but steady rate.\nHow does this process work, though? All alchemy I have seen requires a person with intent to guide its power, that's the whole point. And yet, this mineral, this dumb unconscious rock, has the ability to do the same as a person.\nAm I causing damage to other places if I bring charged runium there? Is it going to start making other rocks into unwanted air.\nMany of these things seem to be experimentally verifiable, thankfully. I may learn something new about the way alchemy works.",
       "icon:10": {
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         "id:8": "aoa3:deeplands_realmstone"

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-      "desc:8": "§7§oPlace a charging table on top of kror altar, and right click with the boulder dash.\n\n§fInteresting, the Shyre Empire placed a master of recursion to protect a cave world that barely has any useful resource.\nRunium is cool, I guess, but it definitely isn\u0027t worth spending all this military infrastructure on, when it only possesses minor alchemical properties, and it is only capable of transmuting a low range of elements.\nDon\u0027t get me wrong, the fact that this material exists to begin with is impressive, but compared to any alchemist it has very limited abilities, making it a mildly convenient tool for a powerful empire that has climbed the Kardashev scale.\nIf you have the power to control space-time, wouldn\u0027t it be better to find a planet full of red matter? \nI have two hypotheses. The first, they just want to study it; at the end of the day, curiosity is a staple of every life form, no matter how evil or devoid of ethics. The second, the Shyre Empire has no alchemy, they cannot do it; I have yet to see alchemists in any of these territories. There are many on Terra, and even bees are capable of performing this art, but what if none of the species under the unbrella of this empire actually have the capability to do so.\n",
+      "desc:8": "§7§oPlace a charging table on top of kror altar, and right click with the boulder dash.\n\n§fInteresting, the Shyre Empire placed a master of recursion to protect a cave world that barely has any useful resource.\nRunium is cool, I guess, but it definitely isn't worth spending all this military infrastructure on, when it only possesses minor alchemical properties, and it is only capable of transmuting a low range of elements.\nDon't get me wrong, the fact that this material exists to begin with is impressive, but compared to any alchemist it has very limited abilities, making it a mildly convenient tool for a powerful empire that has climbed the Kardashev scale.\nIf you have the power to control space-time, wouldn't it be better to find a planet full of red matter? \nI have two hypotheses. The first, they just want to study it; at the end of the day, curiosity is a staple of every life form, no matter how evil or devoid of ethics. The second, the Shyre Empire has no alchemy, they cannot do it; I have yet to see alchemists in any of these territories. There are many on Terra, and even bees are capable of performing this art, but what if none of the species under the unbrella of this empire actually have the capability to do so.\n",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:deepland_cap"

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   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "I will say, I am very surprised that the Shyre Empire has no knowledge of alchemy. \nWeirdly enough, my second option was correct. Some of the higher ups in the empire, for some reasons still unknown, use charged runium for their own magic art, runation. It is not the first time I encountered it. Some Testificate Alchemists on Terra still practice it, and it is a way to use alchemy as a weapon in ways that would not otherwise be possible, but it has long been outclassed by other arts such as astral sorcery. \nThe Testificates that still practice it do so in case there may be undiscovered secrets. Those of the Shyre Empire, on the other hand, out of the hundreds of worlds they control, have not a single alchemist in their midsts. That\u0027s why they even have secure portal lines to connect the Deeplands to one of the governing worlds.\nWhat are the requirements that make alchemy so common among Testificates and bees, and yet so uncommon anywhere else. The only thing I can think of is compassion, but that can\u0027t be it. Right?",
+      "desc:8": "I will say, I am very surprised that the Shyre Empire has no knowledge of alchemy. \nWeirdly enough, my second option was correct. Some of the higher ups in the empire, for some reasons still unknown, use charged runium for their own magic art, runation. It is not the first time I encountered it. Some Testificate Alchemists on Terra still practice it, and it is a way to use alchemy as a weapon in ways that would not otherwise be possible, but it has long been outclassed by other arts such as astral sorcery. \nThe Testificates that still practice it do so in case there may be undiscovered secrets. Those of the Shyre Empire, on the other hand, out of the hundreds of worlds they control, have not a single alchemist in their midsts. That's why they even have secure portal lines to connect the Deeplands to one of the governing worlds.\nWhat are the requirements that make alchemy so common among Testificates and bees, and yet so uncommon anywhere else. The only thing I can think of is compassion, but that can't be it. Right?",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:deeplands_garnet"

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   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "Again, despite being my enemies, I have to appreciate the beauty and diversity of the territories in the Shyre Empire. There\u0027s a whole civilization that evolved from nitrate! The creepers are deadly creatures, but the fact that nature produced such beings is astonishing. They self-immolate by exploding, and leave spores that makes more creepers. The circle of life sure is crazy. \nThis is very cool, although there is something that does not feel right about this. Some of these creepers have forgone the self-immolation part, and some have varying levels of consciousness, despite being basically the same type of creature. There is something more than evolution at play, I believe.",
+      "desc:8": "Again, despite being my enemies, I have to appreciate the beauty and diversity of the territories in the Shyre Empire. There's a whole civilization that evolved from nitrate! The creepers are deadly creatures, but the fact that nature produced such beings is astonishing. They self-immolate by exploding, and leave spores that makes more creepers. The circle of life sure is crazy. \nThis is very cool, although there is something that does not feel right about this. Some of these creepers have forgone the self-immolation part, and some have varying levels of consciousness, despite being basically the same type of creature. There is something more than evolution at play, I believe.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "aoa3:creeponia_realmstone"

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   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "The creepers, these sad creatures of destruction, are yet another product of recursion. \nIt seems the ability to use this power was given to the higher up of Creeponia, who I know to still be an artificially created being. So recursion works on artificial life too. \nThe more I study new powers from my powerful enemies, the more it seems to relate back to recursion. To an extent, I am gaining more independence over my own recursive powers, could it be that I may achieve similar abilities too. Not that I want to, but one has to ask. Is this a result of a single power, or are there other factors at play I cannot imagine? Would I be able to turn creatures created through essence into recursive beings? \nWhat makes a creature alive? Back on Earth, we never considered essence animals to be truly alive, they lached the \u0027will\u0027 real animals have. And now I am confronted with artificial life that\u0027s even capable of magic.\nAnd this all gets back to the nature of recursion, I really have to figure out how it works!\n",
+      "desc:8": "The creepers, these sad creatures of destruction, are yet another product of recursion. \nIt seems the ability to use this power was given to the higher up of Creeponia, who I know to still be an artificially created being. So recursion works on artificial life too. \nThe more I study new powers from my powerful enemies, the more it seems to relate back to recursion. To an extent, I am gaining more independence over my own recursive powers, could it be that I may achieve similar abilities too. Not that I want to, but one has to ask. Is this a result of a single power, or are there other factors at play I cannot imagine? Would I be able to turn creatures created through essence into recursive beings? \nWhat makes a creature alive? Back on Earth, we never considered essence animals to be truly alive, they lached the 'will' real animals have. And now I am confronted with artificial life that's even capable of magic.\nAnd this all gets back to the nature of recursion, I really have to figure out how it works!\n",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:creeponia_garnet"

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   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "§7§oBaroness is summoned by using a Warlock Gem on a Baroness Altar.\n\nUse a Hive Egg on a Hive Spawner to summon the Hive King\n\n§fBarathos\u0027 is a very religious planet, and their religion is NOT PEACEFUL!\nAnd, of course, the avatars of their god of war are recursion masters...\nRecursion, among the many powers I have encountered, is very interesting. Many times during my journeys, I have tried to form some type of hierarchy of the various magical fields, trying to enstablish which depends on which.\nThe eldritch powers of the monster Cha\u0027garoth, for example, seem to rely on the field of aura, and on the use of specific essentias, and yet, the final result is a magic type that\u0027s very much not thaumaturgy. It depends on thaumaturgy, but it does not look like thaumaturgy, similar to how gravity is a change in the field of space-time, but it doesn\u0027t look like it, it looks like acceleration. If it didn\u0027t, we could have figured it out way before Einstein came along.\nBecause of this, trying to enstablish a hierarchy is of outmost importance, if I want to progress in my study of magic.\nRecursion, though, is weird. Its dynamics remind me of a pendulum that never stops. What causes recursion effects to happen is other recursion effects. It is like light travelling in the void of space, it keeps going. Even light, though, loses its energy once it encounters things that aren\u0027t the void. Recursion, though, just happens.\nI keep coming back, and so do my enemies, although not as fast as me, thankfully. ",
+      "desc:8": "§7§oBaroness is summoned by using a Warlock Gem on a Baroness Altar.\n\nUse a Hive Egg on a Hive Spawner to summon the Hive King\n\n§fBarathos' is a very religious planet, and their religion is NOT PEACEFUL!\nAnd, of course, the avatars of their god of war are recursion masters...\nRecursion, among the many powers I have encountered, is very interesting. Many times during my journeys, I have tried to form some type of hierarchy of the various magical fields, trying to enstablish which depends on which.\nThe eldritch powers of the monster Cha'garoth, for example, seem to rely on the field of aura, and on the use of specific essentias, and yet, the final result is a magic type that's very much not thaumaturgy. It depends on thaumaturgy, but it does not look like thaumaturgy, similar to how gravity is a change in the field of space-time, but it doesn't look like it, it looks like acceleration. If it didn't, we could have figured it out way before Einstein came along.\nBecause of this, trying to enstablish a hierarchy is of outmost importance, if I want to progress in my study of magic.\nRecursion, though, is weird. Its dynamics remind me of a pendulum that never stops. What causes recursion effects to happen is other recursion effects. It is like light travelling in the void of space, it keeps going. Even light, though, loses its energy once it encounters things that aren't the void. Recursion, though, just happens.\nI keep coming back, and so do my enemies, although not as fast as me, thankfully. ",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:barathos_cap"

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   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "From visiting Shyre territories, and especially Barathos, I\u0027ve been able to piece a few things together.\n1. Whoever is leading this empire has full power over recursion, and this type of control is something that can be teached. The Baroness was capable of teaching this power to beasts of Barathos, even granting them intelligence. Looking at the way the society of this world is structured, though, I strongly believe recursion was not part of this society from the start.\n2. The creatures inhabiting Shyre planets are not opposed to their rulers and, as a matter of fact, they respect them, and even aid them. I suspect this has to do with the gift of recursion.\n3. Many of the Shyre people believe in a \u0027god of war\u0027, who has come into this world to start a \u0027holy crusade\u0027 to eliminate weakness from the universe. I don\u0027t want to jump to conclusions, but, I think, the empire is not just an \u0027empire\u0027, but a religion. One with many denominations and septs, though, seeing how differing the values of each Shyre world are.",
+      "desc:8": "From visiting Shyre territories, and especially Barathos, I've been able to piece a few things together.\n1. Whoever is leading this empire has full power over recursion, and this type of control is something that can be teached. The Baroness was capable of teaching this power to beasts of Barathos, even granting them intelligence. Looking at the way the society of this world is structured, though, I strongly believe recursion was not part of this society from the start.\n2. The creatures inhabiting Shyre planets are not opposed to their rulers and, as a matter of fact, they respect them, and even aid them. I suspect this has to do with the gift of recursion.\n3. Many of the Shyre people believe in a 'god of war', who has come into this world to start a 'holy crusade' to eliminate weakness from the universe. I don't want to jump to conclusions, but, I think, the empire is not just an 'empire', but a religion. One with many denominations and septs, though, seeing how differing the values of each Shyre world are.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:barathos_garnet"

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   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "Likely due to the Arbiter, since it seems like this character has done things everywhere in this universe, the elves worked with fluix, and possessed means to work it into a matrix composite with magical properties, a lattice interacting with both matter and energy at a macroscopic level.\nNow onto the Arbiter, if indeed they were so involved with the struggle of the universe, why haven\u0027t I met them yet?",
+      "desc:8": "Likely due to the Arbiter, since it seems like this character has done things everywhere in this universe, the elves worked with fluix, and possessed means to work it into a matrix composite with magical properties, a lattice interacting with both matter and energy at a macroscopic level.\nNow onto the Arbiter, if indeed they were so involved with the struggle of the universe, why haven't I met them yet?",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "avaritia:resource"

config/betterquesting/DefaultQuests/Quests/0/351.json

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   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "The asteroid belt between the Proxima stars is a strange place, filled with technology that looks faintly familiar.\nTechnology left here by the Arbiter for me, that much I know, otherwise why would I have understood the strange characters as soon as I knew of the prophecy.\nThese satellites mark an important location for the Arbiter, a place where he experimented, and played with recursion to generate new materials and technologies.\nFrom what I know, the Arbiter was some sort of engineer, who studied magic in a way similar to what I am doing now. he was much more powerful than me, at least as I am now, and was able to come up with something that does not quite make sense.\nMatter that is, well, just matter, with no other identification. What color is it? I\u0027m not sure. Is it heavy? No idea. No matter what I do, what property I measure, the readings come out different every time. Whatever this is, its main property is being unidentified.\nAfter learning what I now know from Ogerite and how recursive properties can be passed on, I believe I should be able to give this \u0027unidentifiableness\u0027 to other matter.",
+      "desc:8": "The asteroid belt between the Proxima stars is a strange place, filled with technology that looks faintly familiar.\nTechnology left here by the Arbiter for me, that much I know, otherwise why would I have understood the strange characters as soon as I knew of the prophecy.\nThese satellites mark an important location for the Arbiter, a place where he experimented, and played with recursion to generate new materials and technologies.\nFrom what I know, the Arbiter was some sort of engineer, who studied magic in a way similar to what I am doing now. he was much more powerful than me, at least as I am now, and was able to come up with something that does not quite make sense.\nMatter that is, well, just matter, with no other identification. What color is it? I'm not sure. Is it heavy? No idea. No matter what I do, what property I measure, the readings come out different every time. Whatever this is, its main property is being unidentified.\nAfter learning what I now know from Ogerite and how recursive properties can be passed on, I believe I should be able to give this 'unidentifiableness' to other matter.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:unidentified_body"

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   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "I am an ordinary person, and yet I was able of using my own talents to deal with the things this strange life has thrown at me.\nIn this place, where I see myself so clearly, I know I could have done otherwise. I could have quit. I could have left it all behind. I could have acted as the selfish, petty, pretentious person I am.\nBut I did not, and according to Testificate lore, someone doing the exact things I did was foretold.\nI know I am free, I can feel it, I can see it. But still, my actions were prophesized.\nWell, my own freedom, at the end of the day, is my ability to act, to participate in life. If this life is where I am to participate, my freedom is dependent on my ability to say \u0027yes\u0027 to this life. And I did. ",
+      "desc:8": "I am an ordinary person, and yet I was able of using my own talents to deal with the things this strange life has thrown at me.\nIn this place, where I see myself so clearly, I know I could have done otherwise. I could have quit. I could have left it all behind. I could have acted as the selfish, petty, pretentious person I am.\nBut I did not, and according to Testificate lore, someone doing the exact things I did was foretold.\nI know I am free, I can feel it, I can see it. But still, my actions were prophesized.\nWell, my own freedom, at the end of the day, is my ability to act, to participate in life. If this life is where I am to participate, my freedom is dependent on my ability to say 'yes' to this life. And I did. ",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "divinerpg:pardimal_lump"

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   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "While I am incredibly grateful to the mysterious beings of Vethea for helping, I am puzzled, and maybe a bit concerned, about their reasons.\nWhy are they helping me, while they let so many others degenerate mindless monsters.\nWas it something I did? Or is it because of who I am?\nAnd why do I have the strong suspicion that their motivations may also be tied to the prophecies of the Testificates?\nWas I the \u0027chosen\u0027 by these prophecies all along, just a feather in the wind? Or were my own actions that simply directed me towards a life someone else may have lived?\n",
+      "desc:8": "While I am incredibly grateful to the mysterious beings of Vethea for helping, I am puzzled, and maybe a bit concerned, about their reasons.\nWhy are they helping me, while they let so many others degenerate mindless monsters.\nWas it something I did? Or is it because of who I am?\nAnd why do I have the strong suspicion that their motivations may also be tied to the prophecies of the Testificates?\nWas I the 'chosen' by these prophecies all along, just a feather in the wind? Or were my own actions that simply directed me towards a life someone else may have lived?\n",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "divinerpg:darven_lump"

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         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:summons_to_the_meatball_man"
       },
-      "name:8": "Travixte"
+      "name:8": "争竞界"
     }
   },
   "questID:3": 358789496,

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   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "Am I worthy? Well, I guess I am, or else I would not have been given access to this place, Gallifrey.\nThe coordinates of the wormholes I have traversed, until now, have been bound to special material with recursive properties. This one, though is different. It is bound directly to a fractallite recursion, to a raw recursive power, like the ones that the creatures of Nero possess.\nThis one is not bound to an emotion such as fear, nor to a concept such as darkness; this is the recursive power of an attribute, worthiness. So yes, I am worthy. But worthy of what?\nThat\u0027s the loophole behind much of the magic I have encountered. The warriors of Barathos follow the power of honor in battle, but that does not make them honorable; fighting honorably for a non-honorable cause is enough for them to fulfill their pact, and maintain their powers. A similar loophole, I suspect, is what makes me worthy of Gallifrey.",
+      "desc:8": "Am I worthy? Well, I guess I am, or else I would not have been given access to this place, Gallifrey.\nThe coordinates of the wormholes I have traversed, until now, have been bound to special material with recursive properties. This one, though is different. It is bound directly to a fractallite recursion, to a raw recursive power, like the ones that the creatures of Nero possess.\nThis one is not bound to an emotion such as fear, nor to a concept such as darkness; this is the recursive power of an attribute, worthiness. So yes, I am worthy. But worthy of what?\nThat's the loophole behind much of the magic I have encountered. The warriors of Barathos follow the power of honor in battle, but that does not make them honorable; fighting honorably for a non-honorable cause is enough for them to fulfill their pact, and maintain their powers. A similar loophole, I suspect, is what makes me worthy of Gallifrey.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:gallifrey_warper"

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   ],
   "properties:10": {
     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "I may have made a mistake, not fully knowing the rules of Fractallite powers. Once the holder of a given power falls, the magic they cast is not reversed. The gift of Immortality coming from the Immortal Fractallites still endures after their defeat.\nThis does not follow the same logic as the other powerful magic I have encountered; or any magic I have encountered, to be fair. \nThe vessel is important to magic. Once it is taken away, the weave of recursion falters. That is how I could wiggle out of my own recursion prison, by beating up J\u0027zahar and the Primordial Malevolence. Sure, I am yet to escape this prison fully, so it is definitely possible to ensure some permanence when casting powerful spells, but the fall of the caster, looking at every single example I have seen of this, does have an effect.\nHere, though, nothing changed. Is it that the rules are different for Fractallites, or that I simply did not really defeat these enemies?",
+      "desc:8": "I may have made a mistake, not fully knowing the rules of Fractallite powers. Once the holder of a given power falls, the magic they cast is not reversed. The gift of Immortality coming from the Immortal Fractallites still endures after their defeat.\nThis does not follow the same logic as the other powerful magic I have encountered; or any magic I have encountered, to be fair. \nThe vessel is important to magic. Once it is taken away, the weave of recursion falters. That is how I could wiggle out of my own recursion prison, by beating up J'zahar and the Primordial Malevolence. Sure, I am yet to escape this prison fully, so it is definitely possible to ensure some permanence when casting powerful spells, but the fall of the caster, looking at every single example I have seen of this, does have an effect.\nHere, though, nothing changed. Is it that the rules are different for Fractallites, or that I simply did not really defeat these enemies?",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "contenttweaker:immortallis_garnet"

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         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "xreliquary:pyromancer_staff"
       },
-      "name:8": "Pyromancer\u0027s Staff"
+      "name:8": "Pyromancer's Staff"
     }
   },
   "questID:3": 383,

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     "betterquesting:10": {
-      "desc:8": "I am here, I am in Vethea.\nI am here, in the world of endless nightmare.\nI am here, truly here, just as myself, all of it, exposed.\nI am here, and I do not like what I see.\nI am here, naked, powerless.\nI am here, I don\u0027t want to be here.\nI am here, I have to be here.\nI am here, and I need a way to ensure I can keep staying here!\nI am here.",
+      "desc:8": "I am here, I am in Vethea.\nI am here, in the world of endless nightmare.\nI am here, truly here, just as myself, all of it, exposed.\nI am here, and I do not like what I see.\nI am here, naked, powerless.\nI am here, I don't want to be here.\nI am here, I have to be here.\nI am here, and I need a way to ensure I can keep staying here!\nI am here.",
       "icon:10": {
         "Count:3": 1,
         "id:8": "minecraft:crafting_table"