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tramitem_net2020-07-25 03:02 am
smilingarmor) wrote in tramitem_net2020-07-25 03:02 am
Video (backdated to the 10th because I'm fail orz)
[Emberto can be seen kicking back on a couch in what's presumably his residence, a cup of tea on an end table beside him.]
You know, now that things have settled down a bit, and it seems that our ability to travel to the other world is here to stay, there's something that I've been wondering about that other world for awhile now. Something that shouldn't be, but that undeniably is.
Namely, the fact every word we've encountered in this other universe, both spoken and written, has been in modern English. In fact, for those of us who were drawn to that temple in the hills, that word puzzle we had to solve wouldn't have worked in any other language. Now I don't know about any of you, darlings, but as someone who's done a bit of traveling the old fashioned way, I can tell you that the odds of an entire other universe just happening to come up with a language that's identical to modern English in every way by pure coincidence are too ridiculous to seriously think about.
So the question is... how exactly did this happen? I'd very much like to know if anyone else who's noticed it has any theories, because I'm afraid this particular mystery has gotten me stumped.
You know, now that things have settled down a bit, and it seems that our ability to travel to the other world is here to stay, there's something that I've been wondering about that other world for awhile now. Something that shouldn't be, but that undeniably is.
Namely, the fact every word we've encountered in this other universe, both spoken and written, has been in modern English. In fact, for those of us who were drawn to that temple in the hills, that word puzzle we had to solve wouldn't have worked in any other language. Now I don't know about any of you, darlings, but as someone who's done a bit of traveling the old fashioned way, I can tell you that the odds of an entire other universe just happening to come up with a language that's identical to modern English in every way by pure coincidence are too ridiculous to seriously think about.
So the question is... how exactly did this happen? I'd very much like to know if anyone else who's noticed it has any theories, because I'm afraid this particular mystery has gotten me stumped.
Sorry for the late tag. orz
Secondly, they obviously don't take US currency, so be sure and take something to trade or sell to a local merchant to get some local currency. Generally speaking sweets or most printed materials will be perfectly acceptable.
And third, if you decide to take a walk outside the city walls, be certain you're back inside before nightfall. The gates are closed at sundown, and if you're still outside them at the time, you'll find yourself stuck there until morning.