We will keep working at it and publish whatever we can turn into anything that at least looks like it has a meaning. The first part is published here. We ask anyone who can help in explaining it to come forward.
Last Updated: February 27th, 2007
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| Book of Prophesy found! | ||
| Published: February 27th, 2007 | ||
| While mining in Uosusuokko, your reporter, Gerardd has unearthed a book of incredible antiquity. While much of it is still not decyphered, the first glimpses of an ancient world with its texts and myths have been seen. The book seems to date from a civilization that have the same routes as the people of the Gallente, but this is also not quite clear as yet. What is clear is that it foretells a momentous event that will take place in its future. However, whether that event is by now in our past remains to be seen. | ||
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The writer of the book, who we have to assume is the prophet, has a name that translates either as "The one left by God" or
"God has left" which seems a peculiar name for a prophet either way. Our translation computurs are still working on
other possible meanings since we hope that the name, giving meaning to the event, will offer additional insights
in how to read these texts. The first page of the book does give a picture of the prophet which we, respectfully,
show here as well. The text of the book itself is cryptic to say the least. The language is clearly very old. We had
to go back to an old beta-version of our translators to make any sense of it and even then, the text remains hard to
understand. We will keep working at it and publish whatever we can turn into anything that at least looks like it has a meaning. The first part is published here. We ask anyone who can help in explaining it to come forward. |
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| "And I slept, and as I slept I saw myself. And I was myself and I carried myself. And I saw my creation and it was a mystery. For the I that was I was created by two and it was easy, but the I that I carried was made by many with hard labour. And yet both were me. And there was only one of the I that was I, but there were many of the I that I carried. And I saw our passing and the I that was I rested under the ground, but the I that I carried rested above the ground. And I heard a voice beside me saying 'One will come who will also be like you, called like you, and he will have you.' And I woke up. And it had been a dream.". | ||
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