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73 lines
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It's me!
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I believe there is a trolley hanging at the top of
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the Temple of the Sun.
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And I think you gotta cut it down.
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But I don't know any of the details.
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A statue of the Giant vaits in the land of inferno.
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The words of the spirit are hidden vithin, but one must wait for
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them to present themselves.
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Cast a light.
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The truth shall be revealed.
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The Goddess Isis is at the Temple of the Sun.
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She gave birth to Horus, and is a figure of
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motherhood.
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Because of this fact, she waits silently,
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perched higher than any other god.
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I was told to choose three women.
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They are waiting at the promised location.
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I couldn't do it.
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They yet still wait within the Moon-Gazing Pit [[moon_gazing_pit]].
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To the one who reads this now,
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please, pierce her heart in my stead. She who never lets her
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smile fade.
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There is no light up ahead.
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The woman shall be with child when within the man.
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The path that connects two pyramids.
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Meditate under **Wedjet**.
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Do nothing more than pray.
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heatproofcase
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To the one who has solved all the puzzles.
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Make thy descent now.
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The holy fish dwells on this rock.
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It shall be transformed into a Scalesphere when polished by
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a maiden of purity.
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It shall protect thou from the impure water.
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Call forth the power of the twins.
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The twins are two in one.
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The twins are identical to each other.
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My name is Mulbruk.
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By order of the Four Philosophers,
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I, Mulbruk await the strong one.
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Under the divine protection of Isis, my life is
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preserved in an eternal slumber.
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In accordance with the ancient contract,
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I shall lend my powers to the one
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who awakens me.
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[Archacology Dictionary: The White Giant]
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Resembles the mural found in Tassili n'Ajjer in the Sahara Desert
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in Algeria.
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It is said that the subject is not human, as there are horn-like
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objects protruding from the arms and head.
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