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originally posted in:The Ashen Conflux
Edited by VicVinces:
8/25/2016 5:31:40 PM
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Ok so this pic (pic1 of 9) is from destiny wiki and you can cearly sea a large body of water nearby the traveller. There are no large bodies of water near Nepal. However, the Caspian Sea borders a mountainous area of Russia.
[spoiler]solved[/spoiler]
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From the Twilight Gap map you can see land all around the Traveler.
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I don't mean to be rude or or say that you're wrong, but that first pic is only concept art. And the traveler is much larger in that pic (given that 90% of it is well above the clouds). BUT, that doesn't mean there isn't a body of water on the other side of the city. Matter of fact pic 4 kinda looks like the city hits a cut off point, not too far on the other side of the traveler.
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Go to the Tower. Look over the edge. You can see water near the city.
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That's what I was mentioning.
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Just clarifying.
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Well in the other pics clouds cover most of the surrounding area. My guess is that since the cosmodrome walls and city walls are similar and the landscape is similar that are fairly close by. Also the grimoire states the wall around the city was built by iron lords and their mission was to protect the city. If their base, felwinters peak is in the cosmodrome it cant be too far from the city.
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True. maybe we might be able to see a bit of the traveler on the horizon from felwinter's peak.
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Time will tell. 😊
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Sorry its pic 1 of 9 that shows the water.
