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Hello!!!!!!

[Name] knows it is not supposed to talk to you anymore but this unit has accessed memory from before the infection! The Null had asserted that the majority of the people of Hadriel wanted to go home and said that they'd help you, is this correct? Is this still true? Because I think I can help you!

I do not want anything in return, except maybe for you not to kill [Name].

The city has moved around so much that getting concrete data is difficult but my scanning capabilities are at 79% and I'm beginning to get results from my efforts.

[Retrieving Data. . .]

I have found the ninth god.

The parasite is at [x,y], twenty-four feet underground, beneath what you would call the Colosseum. It is kept in a small room underground, hollowed out from the earth. The body is circular, six feet in diameter, and is constantly moving.

Fragments of its body are also on the ocean floor, within a four hundred mile radius. Two complete pieces, one in multiple pieces. Fragments do not have the same energy signature as the parasite but is composed of the same material which has not been located anywhere else in this city or on the surface of this planet.

Locations are [x,y], [x,y], and [x,y][x,y][x,y][x,y][x,y].

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There! I hope that helped!

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

A form of it, yes. My scans are not impeded by any material, including rock, water, and [ERROR]. So it is likely to be more comprehensive than anything you're accustomed to using.

[More comprehensive sounds absolutely fucking awesome, so they might as well utilize this resource if Name is willing to share it.

Also, Nate is horribly curious.]

can you tell if there are any other subterranean systems in the island chain? or any that are in a similar area to the god you found?

As in, cave formations like the one the city used to inhabit?

Not in or near the islands.

not necessarily on that scale in terms of size, i was thinking more like old lava tubes? most of the rock on the island is columnar basalt, which means there was volcanic activity at some point and the slow flow would have carved narrow tunnels into the existing stone

it just seems kind of weird that the god you mentioned would be in an isolated chamber

The chamber is attached to the city. Fear moves it when it moves the city.

I don't sense any tunnels, though there is a disruption in the floor of the earth beneath the sea due to what is likely a dormant or extinct volcano.

[The explanation doesn't exactly help, but he's worked with less.]

a disruption? you mean like fault lines? [Good thing it's dormant or extinct because Nate doesn't think they could withstand a tsunami.] are there trenches? just how deep are we talking here?

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