Cool Gravestone

Idk lol, I was flying my wyvern to load chunks for voxy and I came across this cool gravestone SW of Ragni in the moutains overlooking the Pigman Ravines Exit. There's a trail leading up to it and what appears to be a (non-content, but rather aesthetic) cave nearby, also, to the right a little, there was a mob. All of this was seperated by barrier blocks, so I couldn't get up to it though. Maybe its accesible through fruma.
Sorry for my clones.

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...Hm? You've started, but...

...Well, well. Don't worry. The time will come, yes, the time will come. You will walk the path the wind took, yes. In time, in time...

 

I won’t spoil much, but that isn’t a gravestone.

 

Hm, the time is now, the time is now... or, it could be now. Did you find the other side?

 

I did indeed! I was going to reply to the thread, but I guess I forgot about it.
Very interesting though that

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Ragni and the others used to be Fruman Colonies. I wonder if they may have even been before the Queen because why would she leave that permenant reminder of the outside there. Also did the SD there, but couldn't understand the langauge so I got nothing from it other than RUNES. I wonder what happened to that council though, and weather things like Etlas were true name origins, misspellings/alternative spellings, or the effects of age and wear. Gale probably came here. I wonder if that's how she escaped?

 

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• Some Secret Discoveries in Fruma concern the ancient Fruman civilisation that was wiped from the historical record by the Queen. This civilisation apparently set the colonies in Wynn and was contemporary with the Desert Empire - which was I guess also a Fruman colony??? - but abandoned them for some reason, long enough ago that that heritage has been forgotten.
• The Ragni Stela is a Rosetta stone for a conlang made for this update. The transcriber can be acquired from Gale after doing her SD in the Nasin estate, but doesn't actually help, it just means you can type the words with a standard keyboard. AFAIK there's three other texts in the language; one in an SD unlocked by collecting three stones from the noble house caves in the Highlands and bringing them to the mysterious underwater gate in the mysterious drowned village in Lake Rieke, one in the Roughworks that's just sitting there, and of course the one under the ice near the Nasins.
• Gale talks about the Stela's location in her journal. It's indeed the way she left Fruma - she was on a walk near her house, she discovered Ragni (proving the Queen's propaganda to be a lie), and eventually left via Ragni. This is incidentally why Blue Cyclone/Cyclone Blue appears in both the Highlands and Olux - the plant's seeds caught on Gale's clothing and she carried it over to Gavel. It's unclear what happened to Gale once she arrived. Her escape from Fruma is the stain on the Nasin family name; Sovereign Rieke resigned, and a lot of Sovereign Zhiraok's effort is to redeem the family.
• Apparently the language is not fully translated yet. I have no idea what the Google Docs+Discord loreheads are doing, but one of them wrote a wiki page that claims the ancient Frumans worshiped Runic deities who were also associated with animals and elements. Some elements of these practices survive; one of the books in the Mistwood library features a secularised myth from that era. You can go sniffing around the wiki to find it yourself if you want more details.
• God knows what the Frumans were doing with Runes. The Runic mystery is still a future-updates affair. They probably aren't connected to the Rune activities in Gavel, but they are, as could be imagined, the origin of the mysterious ancient artifact used in the Resonance Weaver. Specifically, Bak'al is an ancient Fruman, who knew Runes on account of being an ancient Fruman, and crafted the thing because he was very talented. This was after he got Corrupted; the device was built for the Queen to build and maintain her body. They fell out.