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11/26/2015 4:59:16 AM
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LORE QUESTION: More than one Traveler?
Just found something that kind of disturbs me.
It's in the grimoire, a calcified fragment, entitled "52 and one".
There is a point where it says, "our organs detect a fifty-third moon in orbit of the Fundament. [b]A Traveler[/b]. Divine presence of the sky. Now we know what arranged the syzygy."
So, does this mean there is more than one Traveler? It can't be any other way. A huge mistake like that would never get by editors.
Thoughts?
If Hungry Ruin Tree sees this, I would love an answer from him. <3
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1 Reply[b][i]'A traveler'[/i][/b]. That means that there is a traveler that goes around the universe. Your argument is invalid.
