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Nexus Landing Day 003.1
All right, that's the orbital survey done, and I've made a few low passes in the Blue Horizon so's to make sure I ain't missed anything too glarin' obvious. Near as I can tell, this planet has almost NO advanced civilizations of any kind. Sure, I see the remains of some pretty amazin' tech, but when I dipped down to take a gander, I didn't see no signs of the Eldan.
Now is there life? Oh hell, yes. And a lot of them life forms look to be pretty smart, or at least they seem capable of buildin' homes and villages in caves and such-like. But there ain't no all-powerful godlike bein's what hold the power'a life and death in their hyper-advanced little hands, not that I can detect on the Horizon's scanners. And I got some high-powered military-grade equipment on this little ship. What I do detect is six spots on the surface where the power readin's are off the damn charts! Each power signature is distinct - what them alchemists might call "primal power," I'm thinkin' - but the strongest is in a wind-swept region what's split in half by a pretty good-sized rift canyon. Time to set down and see what ol' Dorian Walker can see.
Nexus Landing Day 003.2
I got the Blue Horizon tucked away at the end'a the canyon farthest away from that power source, some gigantic artifact I could see from the air when I was enterin' the atmosphere, just to be safe. Don't want anything or anyone gettin' in the way of my escape route. Now that I'm on the surface, I'm detectin' a lotta life signs on the far end of the rift in the direction'a that power source. Reckon I better plant a copy'a this journal when I disembark, just in case I run into trouble. Scanners are also detectin' more'a them crummy little huts, but also quite a bit'a Eldan tech still runnin' - I can tell from the power signatures. And while it ain't my usual style, I reckon I oughta strap on that sidearm Belle made me take along. I don't aim to shoot nobody, but sometimes it helps to bring the roof down when ya gotta make a quick exit.
Wish me luck.
-- Dorian Walker
All right, that's the orbital survey done, and I've made a few low passes in the Blue Horizon so's to make sure I ain't missed anything too glarin' obvious. Near as I can tell, this planet has almost NO advanced civilizations of any kind. Sure, I see the remains of some pretty amazin' tech, but when I dipped down to take a gander, I didn't see no signs of the Eldan.
Now is there life? Oh hell, yes. And a lot of them life forms look to be pretty smart, or at least they seem capable of buildin' homes and villages in caves and such-like. But there ain't no all-powerful godlike bein's what hold the power'a life and death in their hyper-advanced little hands, not that I can detect on the Horizon's scanners. And I got some high-powered military-grade equipment on this little ship. What I do detect is six spots on the surface where the power readin's are off the damn charts! Each power signature is distinct - what them alchemists might call "primal power," I'm thinkin' - but the strongest is in a wind-swept region what's split in half by a pretty good-sized rift canyon. Time to set down and see what ol' Dorian Walker can see.
Nexus Landing Day 003.2
I got the Blue Horizon tucked away at the end'a the canyon farthest away from that power source, some gigantic artifact I could see from the air when I was enterin' the atmosphere, just to be safe. Don't want anything or anyone gettin' in the way of my escape route. Now that I'm on the surface, I'm detectin' a lotta life signs on the far end of the rift in the direction'a that power source. Reckon I better plant a copy'a this journal when I disembark, just in case I run into trouble. Scanners are also detectin' more'a them crummy little huts, but also quite a bit'a Eldan tech still runnin' - I can tell from the power signatures. And while it ain't my usual style, I reckon I oughta strap on that sidearm Belle made me take along. I don't aim to shoot nobody, but sometimes it helps to bring the roof down when ya gotta make a quick exit.
Wish me luck.
-- Dorian Walker
Kriton's Command Post
Tempest Refuge
Nibben's Ranch
High Henge
Windspire Vigil
The Staging Point
Excavation Site
Crimson Base of Operations
Thundercall Village
XAS Forward Camp
Skywind Beach
Skywatch
Kel Vishal
Control Site: Focus of Air
Temple of Osiric
Stormwing Fortress
Camp Dustdevil
Crosswind Post
Kriton's Command Post
Tempest Refuge
Nibben's Ranch
High Henge
Windspire Vigil
The Staging Point
Excavation Site
Crimson Base of Operations
Thundercall Village
XAS Forward Camp
Skywind Beach
Skywatch
Kel Vishal
Control Site: Focus of Air
Temple of Osiric
Stormwing Fortress
Camp Dustdevil
Crosswind Post
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