[ nothing makes him happier, than in this very moment — when someone ( an ally, even ) comes to him for information. ]
Hello Ryouma, [ yeah they smooched, it's fine..............
In a flow of sand and storm, he manifests from endless desert to human-in-shape, stepping forth to greet the shipwright, the curious soul with the scent of something old and powerful within him. But, not quite him. ]
Even though it is reactionary, I am pleased to see the matter of Kowloon being given its due. The factory itself is located in Springstar. If you look to the industrial district, you will see it easily: it is the building that is taller than all the rest. During the Iconoclast Oracle, we were locked in a time where Kenos had met an end to the Blight, and the warehouse was unprotected. Myself, alongside prominent Zenites Silco and Sebastian Michaelis, investigated it.
Inside of the warehouse, there is a grand machine. Massive, Ryouma. A labyrinth of pipes and valves connect the machine to the world below — and all of them join into one enormous, massive glass tube that sinks beneath the ground. Into the Below, perhaps somewhere in Kowloon. Sebastian's nose discerned that the machine smelled of burning flesh and "something else" he could not recognize. Furthermore, within the foreman's office — documents revealed fragments of a correspondence between the Church of Helios and someone who's name could not be read, due to magical interference.
We have had that issue before, with unreadable names. The world we were in was not a true one, but one we were able to prevent from occuring by correcting the Blight. The documents did mention "recycling material", though. Whatever powers Springstar, it begins in the Below. Silco and Sebastian have, to my knowledge, not mentioned this to Zenith. But, as you now see the situation in Kowloon... you know why we need to retain control of that factory and what powers it. No matter what it is.
enjoy ur info dump, ryouma
Hello Ryouma, [ yeah they smooched, it's fine..............
In a flow of sand and storm, he manifests from endless desert to human-in-shape, stepping forth to greet the shipwright, the curious soul with the scent of something old and powerful within him. But, not quite him. ]
Even though it is reactionary, I am pleased to see the matter of Kowloon being given its due. The factory itself is located in Springstar. If you look to the industrial district, you will see it easily: it is the building that is taller than all the rest. During the Iconoclast Oracle, we were locked in a time where Kenos had met an end to the Blight, and the warehouse was unprotected. Myself, alongside prominent Zenites Silco and Sebastian Michaelis, investigated it.
Inside of the warehouse, there is a grand machine. Massive, Ryouma. A labyrinth of pipes and valves connect the machine to the world below — and all of them join into one enormous, massive glass tube that sinks beneath the ground. Into the Below, perhaps somewhere in Kowloon. Sebastian's nose discerned that the machine smelled of burning flesh and "something else" he could not recognize. Furthermore, within the foreman's office — documents revealed fragments of a correspondence between the Church of Helios and someone who's name could not be read, due to magical interference.
We have had that issue before, with unreadable names. The world we were in was not a true one, but one we were able to prevent from occuring by correcting the Blight. The documents did mention "recycling material", though. Whatever powers Springstar, it begins in the Below. Silco and Sebastian have, to my knowledge, not mentioned this to Zenith. But, as you now see the situation in Kowloon... you know why we need to retain control of that factory and what powers it. No matter what it is.