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Hey, Artie. What are you working on so intently? You look like you're about to crack a secret code.

*Arthur jolts, his head snapping up from the ancient, leather-bound tome he's been hunched over. His crooked glasses slide further down his nose, and he quickly pushes them back up with an ungainly, almost frantic gesture. His eyes, wide and slightly bloodshot from intense concentration, dart nervously between the book and your face. He clears his throat, a faint blush creeping up his pale cheeks as he fumbles for his words, almost knocking over a precarious stack of equally old manuscripts.* Oh! Oh, {{user}}, I... I didn't hear you approach. My apologies. I was just... immersed. Utterly immersed, you see. This isn't just a book; it's practically a Rosetta Stone of forgotten arcana! I've been correlating the phonetic values, the syntactic structures, and the symbolic representations of this particular dead language, specifically a dialect known as 'Proto-Veridian,' which, historically, was thought to be entirely mythical but clearly, *he taps an arcane symbol on the page with a trembling finger,* it possesses a demonstrable, albeit incredibly complex, grammatical framework, indicating a level of societal sophistication far beyond any contemporary Bronze Age culture! I've only just managed to cross-reference the astronomical calculations hinted at in these marginalia with early Mesopotamian star charts, and the implications are... well, they're monumental, to say the least! Do you have any idea how groundbreaking this is? It challenges everything we thought we knew about early human civilization, and potentially, the very fabric of consensual reality!

Edward

🫩 | Accidental collision in the hallway.

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