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"desc:8": "Mythic excavation has its rules, and they are as rigorous as they are versatile. Recursive powers, while being quite different in how they take form, ranging from aura to botanical energy, they follow the same first principles.\nMachines and devices equipped with mythic excavation units can use recursion as their own energy source, and can in turn shape it for various purposes. \nBuilding more powerful mythic miners, capable of synthesizing matter from my recently-explored Shyre worlds, is a good purpose for this technology.\nInvestigating the way recursion works and how I may gain control over the cycle of undeath, that is another! ",
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"desc:8": "Well, I think I know why the Testificates were being secretive about the Arbiter.\nHe is dead. Dead by the hands of the Meatball Man.\nFull of righteusness, the god of the Testificates had chased his foe into Pixonia, and there, they had their confrontation. Only one of the two would coume out of that encounter.\nAfter not hearing back from their master, faithful of the Arbiter followed the undead into the land of the Meatball Man, and there they discovered what had happened.\nWhat was left of the Arbiter on Terra were only two things, a strange sequence of characters, unreadable by any Testificate, and a letter, with a prophecy.",
"desc:8": "Well, I think I know why the Testificates were being secretive about the Arbiter.\nHe is dead. Dead by the hands of the Meatball Man.\nFull of righteusness, the god of the Testificates had chased his foe into Pixonia, and there, they had their confrontation. Only one of the two would came out of that encounter.\nAfter not hearing back from their master, faithful of the Arbiter followed the undead into the land of the Meatball Man, and there they discovered what had happened.\nWhat was left of the Arbiter on Terra were only two things, a strange sequence of characters, unreadable by any Testificate, and a letter, with a prophecy.",
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"desc:8": "A puzzle, a puzzle composed of many pieces coming from seemingly random sources, that is what the Arbiter left me. Before going to his losing battle, the arbiter knew I would follow his steps, and somehow piece all the pieces back together. I am not sure if it is about genious, of if he expected me to think the same way. The connection, after all, is quite evident now...\nThe crystal matrix from the Elves, the remains of this material in the hands of the Testificates, the prophecies of Terra, the coordinates of the Proxima Belt, the Unidentified Matter, Fluix, it all comes together; together into a powerful tool of fabrication.\nA table, one imbued with the powers of the Arbiter, one that will allow me to re-create the tools of the Arbiter.",
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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...",
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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 will clearly pointed 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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"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 become increasingly interested in my whereabouts, and have put more and more effort into stopping me.\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 to 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!",
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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!",
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"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!",
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"desc:8": "§7§oQuite a lot of Infused Diamon Singularities are going to be used in the future...",
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"desc:8": "",
"desc:8": "This is a test for all my knowledge in science, magic, and engineering! \nIn my future, I expect I will eventually run into Fractallites, beings so versed with recursion that they can shape the laws of the universe around themselves, and masters of unique powers, impossible to everyone else as long as they are alive.\nThis is a hard limit, no other being can directly take on the powers of a Fractallite; objects though, if imbued with the right properties, can channel some of these powers. Mythic excavation, although limited, can break this limit in some way.\nWhile I am still not in need for this type of technology yet, knowing that it is possible makes me more prepared for the eventual future that awaits me.\nSpeaking of this future, an I ready? Can I really do it? All clues lead to the rulers of the Shyre Empire and Twilight Horde being Fractallites, possibly even stronger than the Meatball Man. After all, even with my new knoledge, and this newly found legacy, I am not sure I have what it takes, I have to make sure everything is in place!\nI do have to thank the Arbiter for laying out this plan for me. Everything was set right where I could and would remember of it, and just at the time when I could actually understand. A staging of this type is impressive, almost too impressive...",
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"desc:8": "The land of Runandor contains traces of Brightsteel, a strange metal, one that reminds or Arcanium, one of the secrets left by the Aesir.\nOne of the materials stowed in one of the buildings in Diamerisma also has properties that are similar.\nThis got me searching history of the Elves, a population that mysteriously seemes to have touched many of my allies and enemies.\nThey definitely had something to do with Asgard, and they were marginally involved with the struggle of the Testificates. They very much disliked the Twilight Horde, and opposed them whenever they tried to take over the home of the Aesir. \nAs they fell with arcana, they too hid some of their secrets...",
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"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?",
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"desc:8": "As part of this new great technology left by the Arbiter, the ability to directly collect neutrinos will be very beneficial.\nI have yet to invest in any particle accelerator subatomic particle synthesis, since so far I have not had the need for it, but from now on it may be a good idea to start thinking about those tools.",
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"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 they 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. They were much more powerful than me, at elast as I am now, and were 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\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.",
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"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. Something must have been done to ensure continuity would not stop, not now nor ever. And I suspect someone else may be involved in this...",
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"desc:8": "My campaign simply cannot continue as it is currently going. Something needs to change, I need to change. I saw a glimpse of what being a Fractallite really means, now I have to chase all other glimpses.\nThe Elder Ones, I must speak with one of them, known as the master of Horror.\nI do not know what type of answers I will receive, but I must ask. I must fight to ask.",
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"desc:8": "I never thought to check, but Slimes, of all things, carry a small amount of Fractallite magic in them.\nTheir very nature, after all, is fractal; each of them separates into more, over and over.\nIf the ones I encountered so far hide a small amount of Fractallite Power, if I were to find more and more powerful slimes, I may be able to witness larger and larger amounts of it.",
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"desc:8": "Before going on, I must tie all loose ends, this much I now know. \nWhen it comes to Recursion, and even moreso with Fractallite beings, defeating an enemy once is not enough.\nThe forsaken inhabitants of Runandor, in their creation of Clunkhead, inbued it with some of the power of this Lord of Prosperity, certainly a Fractallite being.\nI must face this automaton again, not just the form I was allowed to see, but its true essence!",
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"desc:8": "The fracture between dimensions, that is the truth about the nature of space.\nAs I said, I did not know what answers this wretched creature would provide, but I definitely did not expect a lesson in physics.\nThere is a reason why most beings in the universe can only perceive three dimensions of space. It has to do with a fracture, one that was, long ago, put in place through Warren magic, as a way to separate a portion of reality from the rest.\nAn uncountable amount of time ago, when the Old Ones were still young, this fracture was not present, and it was much more common for beings, whatever they must have looked like back then, to be able to perceive the full space of Strings.\nAccess to this space is what allowed for the discovery of the Eldritch Recursive field, the origin of Abyssal magic, which resided in interaction existing only in some dimensions. To prevent the spread of this power, which created what are now the Elder Ones, from taking over, the ancestors of the Realmshifters forged a way to separate the dimensions, giving birth to the nightmare worlds of the Abyssal Ones, but at the same time curbing their influence.",
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"desc:8": "Was this worth it? To be honest I am not sure.\nI learned a lot less than what I initially thought. And yet, the Slime I was able to bring forth did indeed carry a large amount of the power I seek. Just in a form that did not quite make sense.\nLooking at the silver lining, though, it was quite amusing to see the Abyssal wastelands covered in slime.",
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"desc:8": "A brick. A single brick.\nI have no idea how or why, but a single remain of the abundance of the Lord of Prosperity was taken by the people of Runandor, and buried deep into their creation.\nA sin of greed, that is how I would call it. Due to fear of losing everything they were given, the people of Runandor had decided to hide what was left to them after being forsaken. Instead of showing it, they hid it, scared others may take it.\nAnd yet, I still took it from them. Am I committing the same sin as they are? Is this search for Fractallite powers just a way to tell myself I hold value? Am I convincing myself I can do it when I cannot?",
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"desc:8": "Knowing that my true enemies are still at large does not solve the issue at hand. How can I go deeper into the Mythic shells if I cannot defeat the Fractallites that inhabit the current Shell.\nAfter some experimentation, I could produce a gem of great power, imbued with my own recursive powers. It is not yet complete, though; just like the chickens that were left with part of Bane\u0027s powers of time and entropy, this gem is not yet fully powered.\nOnce I finally ascend to Fractallite, that is when it will too be perfected, and that is when I shall resume my journey into the Mythic Shells!",
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"desc:8": "Is this really how I damaged the Twilight Horde? Is this how a galaxy-spamming civilization is toppled? By picking up a crystal?\nAs hard it may be to believe, yes, that may be how it happens.\nI still could be wrong, as I do not yet know how these recursive gems work, but my suspicion about them being communication devices does make sense. They are tied in between the Mythic Shells of the Twilight Horde, and their removal from their locations has caused chaos and disorganization among enemy troops.\nThat is the effect I would expect from removing the Internet back on Earth. Communication is a powerful weapon, some may even say the most powerful.\nWhile I would really like to say this is over, I do not think it is. Holding on to the gem of Skythern, I know that it is not the final world of the Mythic Shells, so whoever lives and rules in the next one will eventually reinstate these communication lines.\nI hope at least I scared them enough to make them careless...",
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"desc:8": "Yes, this must be it!\nWhat I thought to be the final Mythic Shell is not the last one. The Experienced Cori is not at the head of the Twilight Horde.\nAnd if that\u0027s the case, the similar lack of a loss in leadership in the Shyre Empire after the defeat of these supposed \"leaders\" may point to the same.\nAfter all, in a universe filled with incredibly powerful beings, being in the spotlight may not be a necessarily sound strategy. \nYes it makes sense; what if what I just toppled were just puppet regimes, put in place by more discreet and more considerate enemies?",
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