Pages From Some Lost Notes

Pages From Some Lost Notes are a set of interactable notes in the Khaenri'ahn ruins in the underground of Gavireh Lajavard and Realm of Farakhkert. They were written by Rene de Petrichor.

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• Pages From Some Lost Notes (I)

  

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• Pages From Some Lost Notes (II)

  

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  Pages From Some Lost Notes (II) location context

Pages From Some Lost Notes (I)

(A few torn pages found in the ruins, as though ripped from the pages of a notebook.)
...The "Azosite" gained through extracting and smelting the elemental energy contained in the Ley Lines is not fundamentally different in nature from elemental energy, and it is impossible for it to break from the rules that elemental energy must follow...
...The Abyss can distort and pollute the elements of the gods, and thus it can be said to hold a higher-order position in terms of rules when compared to elemental energy...
...Though in my opinion, the ways these cave-dwellers use the Abyss is far too primitive, which has caused their "evolution" to move in an uncontrollable direction...
...But this does not imply that they completely lack effective applications...

Pages From Some Lost Notes (II)

(A few torn pages found in the ruins, as though ripped from the pages of a notebook.)
...The Khvarena can reverse the influence of Abyssal power. This is exactly the same quality exhibited by the mysterious "crystal" that we mentioned previously...
...But on the other hand, perhaps it is being influenced by the material the locals call "Amrita." The versatility of the power of Khvarena far exceeds that of any similar powers previously known to us...
Though it is completely meaningless, but what if the smelting method used for Azosite was used to process Khvarena? Followed by using Abyss-created... a reaction...
...Perhaps a true perpetual energy source like the one idealized by the Khaenri'ahns could be created...
...If the origin and properties of "Amrita" can be ascertained, then it may be possible to find a way to elevate the mortal and mundane to supreme purity...

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