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Re: Why must archaeologists always dig...
Posted By: Sep7imus [subnova] <rheppner@verizon.net>Date: 4/27/07 7:59 a.m.


: ...in all the wrong places? But that's easy to say when you're watching with
: a map or hid the treasure to begin with :)

: You're not quite paranoid enough, friend. My... colleagues (who, mind you,
: advise me strongly against even addressing you) and I did find your
: tidbits interesting, despite the lack of common sense you've demonstrated.
: You love the challenge and the truth. I love overconfidence and the
: freedom of being uncontrolled. ONI loves being perceived as sloppy and
: incompetent. Oh the feints within feints :)

: I apologize for my rambling. Assuming you have put plenty of pepper over your
: tracks, you just may throw the hounds off and survive the nights ahead. If
: you do, find me at the bottom of a well, and I can give you a ruler’s
: wealth of knowledge that is just dying to see the light of day. If you are
: what you say you are, you’ll know how to find me. Otherwise it was nice
: knowing you friend :)

: -A Friend in Need :)

So, at the risk of stating what's obvious, we have here an "Archaeologist" and a "Terracotta Guardian." Archaeologists often dig up (terracotta) pottery shards (often at the bottom of wells). So, the "archaeologist" is "digging up" information from ONI. The information is the "terracotta," and the Guardian is guarding them (though also, judging from his/her/its tone, perhaps giving them away playfully).

-Septimus is hoping for an ARG.

SG



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