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we? The

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Ostium Sagas. Sixty-two,

4:04

five of three, sixty-six million

4:07

years ago. The court

4:09

has ended. Half of them. So

4:49

it took me a few days, but I think I'm

4:51

happy with the five questions I've settled on. But

4:54

I think I'm happy with the five questions I've settled on

4:56

to ask half court, by the conclave team

4:58

going into the great pyramid of Giza. It

5:01

took me a couple days because I kept changing my mind

5:03

on what I wanted to ask and what the correct phrasing

5:05

was, so I had to keep editing. Sort

5:08

of like when you get your three wishes from a

5:10

jinn and you need to make sure you ask exactly

5:12

right, otherwise the jinn is going to seriously screw you

5:14

over in some way. Obviously

5:17

the ramifications aren't exactly as severe and decisive

5:19

in this case, but I want

5:21

to make sure I'm asking the right question in a

5:23

way that I get the answers I want, so I

5:25

don't confuse half court and or waste his time, and

5:28

therefore my time. I'm also very

5:30

excited to get started with the next Aussie and

5:44

the next saga. And for the sake

5:46

of limiting redundancy, instead of telling you those questions

5:49

now and then having half court repeat them in

5:51

his message, we're just going to go

5:53

straight to his reply. Sound krishti? Good.

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To Steve Chase at

6:02

hotmail.com from Al Harcourt

6:05

at Marquette.edu Subject,

6:08

Some Inner Workings Dear

6:10

Steve, From the tone of your

6:12

last message, you appear to be in some

6:14

sort of hurry or wish to receive answers

6:16

to your questions in a timely manner. Therefore,

6:18

I will attempt to be as terse and

6:20

informative as possible, though I will remind you

6:22

that I am a history professor and this

6:25

will not be an easy task. That

6:27

was a joke, by the way. Question

6:31

1. How hard was it

6:33

for the Conclave to gain unrestricted access

6:35

to the Pyramid Complex? I

6:37

researched this matter fully and came to the following

6:40

conclusions. This was the 17th

6:42

century and as for the treasures

6:44

of Egypt, it was

6:46

at a quasi-lull as regards to tourism

6:48

and interest. Within two

6:50

centuries and the sweeping colonization across

6:52

the globe, this would all change

6:54

and the Complex would become

6:56

one of the more popular places to visit on

6:59

Earth. The Conclave was able

7:01

to secure access with relative ease. See

7:03

also my previous message on the Conclave's sway

7:06

with governments, as you have no

7:08

doubt surmised. In

7:11

answer to your second question, there

7:13

was a stipulation with the Conclave

7:15

that they would never recklessly pillage

7:17

sites that were visited, which certainly

7:19

went a long way to reassure

7:21

the governments and grant them necessary

7:23

unrestricted access. What is that

7:26

powerful line the DC superhero Wonder

7:28

Woman repeats often, with great power

7:30

comes great responsibility. And yes, yes,

7:32

you can probably tell I am

7:34

somewhat of a comics aficionado. Question

7:39

3. Had the Conclave visited the Pyramid

7:42

Complex site before? Yes,

7:44

many times. Being such

7:46

an important location, Conclave agents have

7:48

been dispatched there every 20 or

7:51

so years to observe any possible changes, to

7:53

see if anything new could be learned. This

7:56

is the same approach applied to many, many sites

7:58

around the globe, as far as I know. know

8:00

it continues to this day. Did

8:07

the Conclave find anything else of interest at

8:09

the Pyramid Complex? They

8:11

did not find anything further of particular

8:13

interest, which essentially means they found exactly

8:16

what they expected to at a particular

8:18

location, other than the Journal of the

8:20

Third Austin Saga. However,

8:22

I can provide you with some further details

8:25

that were not given in the Author's End

8:27

Note from the Austin Saga. There

8:30

was some further analysis done on the

8:32

Journal centuries after its discovery in the

8:34

Great Pyramid and after the

8:36

recording in the Austin Sagas. One

8:39

could say an update should be made to the book,

8:41

but it was agreed long ago that

8:43

the tome of the Austin Sagas would

8:45

never be altered or added to due

8:48

to its significance as an invaluable artifact

8:50

and a historical object. What

8:52

the analysis confirmed was that the

8:54

Journal was made of materials that

8:57

had no known equal, meaning

8:59

they are unique and uniquely from

9:01

the future. Every

9:03

ten years a new analysis is done on the Journal,

9:05

though we have yet to fully comprehend what

9:08

the material composition truly consists

9:10

of. Small grains

9:12

of dirt were also found in the

9:14

cover of the Journal, and they were

9:16

analyzed and dated to match natural material

9:18

that existed before the arrival of the

9:20

asteroid that wiped at the dinosaurs. And

9:26

for your final question, you wish to learn

9:28

more of the former keeper of the Austin

9:30

Sagas as Mirelda. Alas, if

9:33

I were to provide you all their details, it

9:35

would take me many weeks to record, so for

9:38

now I will impart you with a

9:40

few choice tidbits. She

9:42

is the longest serving keeper of the Austin

9:44

Sagas so far, having held the

9:46

position for 91 years. In

9:49

that time she added a total of

9:51

five new Austin Sagas to the collection,

9:53

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9:56

is, naturally, one of the most respected keepers

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