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	Message: : Chapter 2: Enemy Stage 2: Honesty & Forgiveness : : Forward by LOC. Sorry this took so long to come out, it's complicated. : Anyway, VBB gave me his writeup files recently for Chapter 2 Stage 2 for : me to post myself, so that is what I'm gonna do. Some footnotes were added : by me below and are kept italicised and in green text so as to tell them : apart from the main body. Without further ado, we finally resume where we : left off back in April last year. : Act 1: Killing the Giants as they sleep : We start off on a narrow walkway, and before we can breathe there's drones : flying up our arse. Looks like you can't trust this scenario to start you : off in a room with no enemies, as the last few maps have been quite : literally warzones. : This walkway forks in a cross shape, so we have 4 paths to choose. Scratch : that; the east and west doors are locked. The north edge has a lift : leading down to who knows where, and to the south is a big door that opens : as we approach it, with an enforcer guarding a terminal in the room below : (and a trooper with its back to us to get a surprise attack on). Other : than that, there's just two fighters down there... and a violet 3x shield : charger right off the bat! That's quite a mercy to us, and there seem to : be an oddly small amount of enemies. Let's check the terminal and see what : Tycho has to say: : : : Tycho has already slaughtered a good number of the crew with s'pht/cyborg : minions, and we're just taking care of the last few scraps remaining in : this sealed off area. Notice the word choice: minions? Evil rampant : psycho clone Tycho is rearing its ugly head. : This looks like another hard map to do a writeup for, because of how : nonlinear it's looking like it’s going to be. Want a look at it? : : Ohh, boy. Welcome to Aye Mak Sicur 2: Electric Boogaloo. : There's a locked door by the shield recharge, but the one by the PB opens. It : goes into a twisty, narrow corridor full of enforcers and fighters. : Something odd I noticed in this skirmish is if an enforcer gets close to : you in this scenario, it will do a melee attack of some kind. A glitch? He : must be hitting you with the butt of his gun. And we can either keep going : down the corridor, or enter another door where fighters flood out and it : looks like a small hub connecting to three other rooms, two I suspect lead : into this same corridor, and one at the top of a platform and stairs. A : button next to it opens a door back to the main hub of the : ship. : Going back down to the path we were in, the area we find ourselves in is : quite mazelike, with twisting intestines of corridors, but they all lead : to the same areas, with hunters hiding behind corners. We go down some : stairs and a trooper and some fighters over a cliff are waiting for us. : Going straight, we see we're traveling quite a far bit south, and this : pfhor ship is very M1-ish in its hive-like and curvular design. Human : cyborgs wait for us, and attacking them was a bad idea as I'm soon : reminded they're on our side when I see them killing fighters down another : cliff. Oops. My bad for killing you, guys. : Avoiding falling down those cliffs, we start curving around the bottom of the : ship. And... we hit a locked door. Time to run back to that terminal! : So where should we go first? : The one unopened door back in the smallish room connecting to the east-side : door of the main hub goes to a staircase full of magenta and green-lined : walls. Let me take a moment just to say I love what they did with : complementary colors in the design of the pfhor texture set here. It's not : clownish like the M2 textures, or Dark and Edgy like infinity (the slime : we have here is magenta, not red). They created some colorful and alien : textures that aren’t too garish, though it looks like everything is : inexplicably covered in wires. : Note by LOC: The improved M1-like style of Eternal is actually my favourite : Pfhor ship design in Marathon. For me, the M2 textures only really worked : for Boomer, being décor changes Durandal made between M1&2 and the : Infinity ones, while nice, did seem a bit too similar to Alien or Duke : Nukem 3D, especially the webs in the basement of Rise Robot Rise, though : as Viking Boy Billy just pointed out, the Eternal Pfhor set does have its : fair share of webs too. The alien oesophagus stairwell is pretty cool as : well. : : Over the lips, through the gums. Look out tummy, here we come! To give you : indigestion. : Below is a circular area filled with slime paths and : fighters/enforcers/troopers. The architecture of the area has the : appearance like this is some kind of engine room filled with liquid : energy. I advise not to explore the slime paths or you're liable to get : ambushed in the central area —there be hunters down in that slimy core. : Some doors on the sides will lead... guess where? The bottom of those : cliffs around the upper path! But there's also one with a green charger. : Good to know; it's a little faster than running back up for the violet : one. : Remember when I said not to follow the slime paths? Yeah, well, I : accidentally lied; it looks like the only way to get to the other side. : Brace yourself for some burn damage and a battle. Coming out into the : central slime ring can mean certain doom if you aren't skilled enough, as : a small army with a MOAH is here to greet you. The MOAH's explosion radius : is quite wide so be careful if you go with the plasma rifle on him. It's : the fastest way to get rid of them, at the cost of needing to back off : from the explosion. When the room is cleared, there's a shield recharger : and pattern buffer in some corner cubbies of the room, and a red/cyan : elevator will take you up too... (guess where again), the central hub! We : could come here right from the get-go when we start this map, but it is : obviously a suicidally dangerous route. : Is there another path to take? Yes, there is! If we swim : through the unexplored slime tubes we'll end up in a hall with a window to : space and a teleporter to... somewhere. The orange fighter has his back to : us here, so he's a goner. My guess is this is the west side of the ship : that the doors are too non-functional to let us into without teleporting. : There's some classic enforcers on ledges here to snipe, as well as lots of : fighters we can beat with their own sticks =p : Note by LOC: I always wondered what the point of the windows in the : slime/liquid thundrillium (or whatever it is) tubes are for. Do the Pfhor : ride dinghies down the goo tubes like a subway system meets Space Pirates : of the Caribbean? : It's another semi-labyrinth like area, and a door on the side will take us to : a staircase up to... a button guarded by a fighter and hunter? It's an : elevator that goes up a mere 1 WU to a circular top floor full of nasty : wasps! Why are the wasps so tiny in this scenario? There's a triad of : doors on the side here and the one on the left leads to a PB and Terminal, : and this terminal isn't of the exciting plot-bomb variety: : : Every other terminal has the same canned message, save Tycho’s terminal near : the start, so don’t get your hopes up when you see them. Through another : door is an enforcer that just stands there like an idiot that doesn't : notice us, and we push a button that does... um.... we push the button and : it doesn’t do anything immediately apparent, and there's two more doors on : the side here. In the right door is another PB (did we need two of them) : and some drones teleport in. There is another button in the corner to : press, which opens a door on the other side to another enforcer that must : be in a coma, and another button! No, two! And I don’t know what they do! : What’s with all the buttons? : The door at the end of this has another terminal with the boring message on : it, and there's more enemies including a trooper in these paths. A bunch : of wasps ambush us in the path on the left, and I'm running dangerously : low on shield/health. : We end up back in the... central area? And there's a glass : window with bars showing a green shield. Time to charge up! A hole to the : left shows an enforcer and fighter guarding it, and on the other side of : the shield we see another button. Another door here is locked (thank : goodness, this writeup is a mess with all these paths). : We go back to one of the PBs to save (btw, the pattern buffers in this : chapter have pfhor on them. A nice touch, considering the human cyborg or : s'pht PB textures wouldn't make sense, and it would have been so easy to : just import the M1 pfhor PB and call it done), and in that area with 3 : doors, we pick the middle to be swarmed by wasps and an enforcer! : I shot down a wasp in a weird position that makes it permanently : falling under this button without ever landing. : : And oh, there's a button here! Pushing it makes that lava rising sound : effect, and there's slime pits in front of us, so it might have done : something with the central slime paths below. But wait, that's not all! If : you go behind the button, there's... another button! I almost missed that : one. So what did it do? *shrugs* : Look, as much as I want this to be a 100% all things revealed guide, I don't : wanna go digging in the map files with weland to be an archaeologist for : Eternal. : So what's behind door number 3? Lots more branching paths, buttons that I : don't know what they do, and swarms of wasps and a hunter. One button : opens a door that leads to the area behind the slimefall we saw up behind : the middle door and there's wasps and enforcers guarding... guess what? : More buttons! One of them empties the shallow pool of slime we're standing : over. For what purpose? Did it remove the slime on the lower level? : We turn back into the western route and find another corridor with more : buttons, but the effect of one of the buttons is apparent: it opens a : wall in the big central room just ahead. : All the terminals keep drilling home the same thing: their priority is : defending the plasma core? Then let's frog-blast it ;) Is that what all : these buttons do? Frog blast the plasma core? : It's easy to get ambushed by troopers in this area, and the wall that : opened ahead and the door to the right both have buttons guarded by : hunters. A pair of double doors in the hall opens to a big room with a : nasty horde of enemies. I died several times getting through this part, : but at least there's a pattern buffer for our trouble. Good thing, because : there's another big ambush on the double doors on the other side! : There's a star-shaped wall of plasmafalls ahead with tiny : wasps... drinking from it? BTW, the tiny wasps is the worst decision made : in this scenario. Why did they have to be so tiny? If they have to be : small, then shouldn't they have less health than the big ones? It's : important to know where that 2x shield charger is, and keep running back : to it! The door on the right goes back into the... central hall? To go : charge up and save. There's another room on the side on the way there that : has another button guarded by wasps and an enforcer, and if we press the : button behind the 2x shield, it opens the door behind us and a tick crawls : out. It leads to parts of the ship we've already been. : Note by LOC: The uppermost floor (mentioned in a different thread as well) : reached by that hidden lift and a tall, green staircase is a map from the : original Eternal X (1.0) called Forever My Greatest and Only Love, which : was added above the original May The Pfhorce Be With You map with the : stairs and lift added to connect them together. The former map was the : second success plank level of Chapter 3, just after Second to Last of the : Mohicans (more on that later) and the goal was to prevent the Pfhor from : firing the Trih Xeem at Lh’owon’s sun. All the plasma draining was to : either cancel the Early Nova’s charge or fire it early. That’s what the : thundrillium/plasma fall in the blue room with the little puddles was : supposed to be. When the level was merged with this one, the goal of : disabling the weapon was changed to “frog blasting” the plasma core. : : An interesting glitch I found in 1.2 is after draining the plasma column, I : jumped down the well to see where it lead: the plasma core matches up with : the MOAH (can’t remember if it was a blue Commander or a black Spec Ops) : room in the canals, so I decided to test if the map makers thought far : enough ahead to have the chute here connect to the plasma core in the : lower room via 5D space. : No dice: you weren’t expected to jump or grenade jump down there so I was met : with simply the bottom of the shaft and the Twilight Sparkle Zone: : : : The bridge area mentioned below had a message from Hathor in one of the : terminals in the original 1.0 map, but it was removed in 1.2. : Going back to the outer hallway (with windows to space), heading along : the path and winding to the side, we find another pattern buffer room, and : if we keep heading to the center we find... a hulk? Okay. They're still on : our side, right? I might never know, since it stands there like an idiot : until I accidentally shoot it to make it go aggro. And... I'm : sorry, but it's too hard to make a writeup of this convoluted map. This is : like aye mak sicur on steroids. I'll keep trying? A door on the right : leads to another sector of that cylindrical plasmafall chamber. Pressing : one button drains some plasma and activates the button next to it which : was inactive. Pressing that one does...??? Beats me. There's a blue : corridor with a save and some buttons, that leads out to an area we've : already been, so we back out into the hulk room and an enforcer is : guarding a button in a circular cubby, which is unable to be pressed. : If we keep going, we find a captain's-bridge-like high : platform, another one of those jagged plasmafall walls and a bunch of : baddies to face. If we keep going from here, we loop full circle around : the outer part of the ship. There's another button in that cylindrical : chamber we need to press to drain the last of the plasma. We have to go : back to the triple-door area with the pattern buffer near the center to : find it. In that room with a button right in front of a doorway that had a : trooper ambush on the left and a wasp ambush on the right (I think?), we : go right to find the last chamber. Make sense? : The only place left to go is down. The outer loop has some doors to elevators : we can take down to the bottom. I end up in a corridor with those annoying : enforcer-sniping high platforms, but there's a 2x shield on another : elevator up to the central top corridor. There's also a staircase down to : the same place with a button that's required to open the door. Um... okay? : What's with all the locks? It's not like all the areas behind them are : immediately inaccessible. On one end of the middle height area is a : button, which opens one of the locked doors from the start of the map! Ok, : what's left to explore, the plasma area on the lowest deck? No? Guess I'm : on a wild goose chase to find whatever I missed on this clusterpfhork of a : map. : There's actually a secret on the bottom floor's slime tunnels. On the very : south wall, you can sink under the slime, and rise up to a 3x charge, O2, : and a pattern buffer, and we hear lots of shooting beyond the walls here. : Where could those pfhor be? : Something weird I just noticed is my O2 was already full even though I was : submerged. Oh yeah, that’s right — you restore air automatically, so the : O2 chargers are pointless! Was the air-recovery a last-minute addition? : Reading LOC’s notes above, I’m guessing it’s a result of this map being : cobbled together from older maps before oxygen recovery was automatic. : There are staircases to either side of us where all the noise : is coming from, so this place isn't really a secret since it's a : requirement to kill everything. You know, one of those required secrets, : a favorite old-school game design choice. Man, the 3x shield charger is : really needed because they have you bottlenecked with a narrow stairwell : and a low wall with a flood of resistance all lined up for us at the top! : I took the staircase on the left first, and the room on top is : interesting. We're in a large square windowed corridor looking into a big : empty room (save the enforcer and the... mini-MOAH? It's a MOAH-colored M1 : hunter and looks a bit smaller than an infinity MOAH) with a circular pad : of light in the middle. The teleporter just leads to the same place you go : if you take the teleporter down in the goo, so no use taking that. The : staircase on the other side leads to the other side of the locked door in : the middle-outer-area, the place with the ledges above the lower floor. : Tycho says we’re not done yet, so there’s something we missed. : After re-exploring the map, we find a blue room in the top floor that : hasn't been explored yet. There's a staircase leading down to... the other : side of a locked door to an area I've already been. NOW I found the area I : haven't explored, legitimately (it's on the floor below the lower-left : corner slimefall star. Look, I'm sorry if the descriptions are bad, but : I'm trying to finish this the best I can). I can distinctly describe this : place as one with two locked doors on two sides of the rooms, and oblong : elevators on the other two sides. One elevator goes down, the other a : little bit up into a blue-yellow vent. We'll go up first. : Yipe! Apparently there's a whole floor above the 'secret' area : with the big teleporter (which explains why there's still so many red : marks in that part of the map when I thought I killed everything there). A : flood of enemies comes at us, and it's impossible to take damage in the : narrow path we're bottlenecked in. This room is odd to describe. There's : lots of four-sided...foothills? pedestals? upward, and it looks like there : are pfhor frozen in stasis in the light chambers. They're deaf and won't : attack until you shoot first, so they look easy to clear out; but, : actually, no; they're not easy. Starting at full 3x, bit by bit, the : troopers whittle us down to a shred of red shield. It's incredibly : difficult to clear out this room in one go, and that's the only reason : this room exists: to be cleared out. : Note by LOC: I think this honeycomb room is supposed to be a sleeping hive : and the room with the giant teleporter a cargo bay. The light chambers : seem to be intended to represent nests or beds. Maybe the Pfhor sleep : standing up like birds. : : But yeah, fuck the hive. It’s cramped, there’s awkward ledges everywhere, : tough pfhor that you have to kill and it’s easy to get stuck on the : little triangles by the door when trying to exit. Thank god when I played, : I was able to use the door and grenade trick to deal with the first lot of : pfhor. : I think this room, and the map as a whole is emblematic of a fundamental flaw : with extermination maps: when the only goal is to kill everything, it’s : too easy to make a map a convoluted scavenger hunt where every area only : exists to house the enemies you need to kill. That sound like a lot of : maps in general? It just removes the “press buttons, find exit” part of : the formula of most maps, distilling it to just exploring all the map and : killing everything. If you have to explore a place, there should be : interesting things to see. All the M1 maps were just about exploring the : whole area, but the pfhor ship was new and very alien to us in every : sense of the word, and I can recall each map introducing something new and : having purpose you can infer from the design. The BoBs on pfhor-gurneys : come to mind. They were the anatomical references for building the : simulacrums. There were also pfhor eggs, those floaty metal balls, seeing : the Marathon in the windows, and so much more to inspire wonder in the : player. The masterpiece that is Aye Mak Sicur was a confusing mess, but it : was curious for being an abandoned Jjarro station housing a W’rkncacncter : remover, and although it was hard to navigate, every room in the map : looked unique. This map is trying to be like those, except without : anything interesting to see here, it’s a whole lot of nothing. I believe : that’s what bothers me most about this map, moreso than its difficulty and : its confusing design. But you can just skip it by doing the success route. : Moving on from that tangent; the other elevator going down goes to... the : room below with the big teleporter. *face slap* We already killed : everything in this area, and we know there's a 3x and a save near here. : So, are we done yet? Let's check Tycho and see. : : Well, finally we've reached an end to this! But it looks like our evil red : text version of Tycho now has an adversarial attitude toward Leela. No : cheerful reunion with your long lost sister? Oh, right, relative to Tycho, : the M1 timeline was just two maps ago for him. Well, it looks like they're : going to fight over K'lia now. Next time, we'll see the space station : Hathor is residing in (and it's one of those maps with enemies already : shooting you when you spawn in... sigh, the music is interesting though). : Act 2: Pissing on the corporation : We have an enforcer and two fighters on us immediately upon teleporting in, : but once they're taken care of, we can take in the amazing view. : Note by LOC: I had to add images from my own playthrough record here as the : original image code in the text files I was given just linked to the start : terminal in Act 1 of this stage. Oops. The screenshot link code referring : to maps and the view are missing too, but the folder I was provided does : have the terminal images and map snips. : : We get a pattern buffer and terminal right off the bat! What's the word, : Tycho? : : Short, simple, and to the point. Is this really the insane Tycho that went on : shakespearian ramblings? : There are two doors to pick; the one on the left and the one on the right. : The one on the left appears to be an elevator, probably one to take you : back up here if you fall down to the area below. So let's go left. We're : in a curved tunnel and we can see drones patrolling outside the windows. : These might be ramparts of some sort, if you can give a futuristic sci-fi : fortress an equivalent of ramparts. At the end is another elevator, with : an ambush waiting for us at the bottom. I have to patiently wait for the : elevator to rise and drop to shoot the trooper in spurts until its dead, : and there's an enforcer waiting in the back to give us potshots when we : step out of the elevator and think we're safe. This room has a 3x shield : and another PB, so we're all set right from the beginning! : The next room has a hulk mixed in with a bunch of pfhor, and he comes right : at us! I guess they're no longer friendly. I did not hit him. I swear! He : is lying! I did not touch him. I did not. But he will attack the s'pht if : their shots accidentally hit him. I let the s'pht kill him after he took : down one of their own this way. : It looks like we have more choices, with an elevator on the left and a main : path ahead. But, again, take a look at the view. : : Note from LOC: I’m winging it here as I think this is the image VBB refers : to. As I noted in my own record on my log: Unlike previous builds, the : machine now pulses with energy and the middle segment moves as if there is : actually pfhor slime in there. Maybe the thundrillium is being used as a : superconductor? : Is Hathor in that big magenta tower thing? Let's go up the elevator, and, oh : dear, another two doors to enter on top of that. This is shaping up to be : another mazelike map. I take the door on the right and clear out some : enemies, and out the window is a window to another room which is probably : the path of the door we didn't take, and we're overlooking a large, empty : area with a fountain of what LOC calls "thundrillium." Let's go : with that, since I'd neither classify it as slime or lava, and calling it : "the magenta fluid" would take up too much space. : There's two locked doors here and a button, but it doesn't open either. : Instead, it lowers the metal slab on this wall both the button and PB are : inlaid in, revealing two panels to smash. These must be one of those three : things Tycho wants us to destroy by smashing two panels each. The doors : are still locked after smashing them, so we must go back. : That other door I thought was a fork in the path is also locked, but there's : an opening in the back to a lift overlooking a pool of thundrilium. : There's a star-shaped panel of light in the middle, and as we jump down, a : horde of fighters and drones teleports in to swarm us. After clearing them : out, we notice four buttons at the top of lifts, but only one lift is : active, so we know which one we're pressing first. We can procedurally : push each button to lower the lifts until we get to the new room above... : or we can just lob a grenade at the last one :p : We end up in a room with a MOAH amongst a small army, and they neatly used : the engine to make this room directly overlay the one we were in before by : coming out from a little box connecting the upper and lower floor. You : have to step on a platform which acts as a button to lower a lift. Ride up : the lift and press the button to open another door and the hall there has : a thin strip of a door in the middle of a tunnel. Be careful of surprise : enforcers down these halls. : A button will take us up to the room where we smashed the first panels, but : it's on the other side of a window and inaccessible, and some : thundrillium... (tubes? wires?) are revealed. There are two other ways we : can go. One elevator next to a button is too much of an ordeal just to : stand on before it lifts off, and it takes us up to the old area with a : twist; one of the locked doors is open (assuming we pressed the button : down below)! And guess what's there? A room identical to the one where we : smashed those two panels, so we get to smash two more! And nothing else is : here. Lets just save/recharge here and try the other way from whence we : came. If we go on the high ground and get on a platform that makes a weird : staircase of lifts and jump to a teleporter, we end up in a new area. We : press the button and a window opens, revealing that the area where we : started is lifting up and down, and the drones outside can attack us here! : Let's head back down to the main hall around Hathor's Tower. I thought we'd : find some more doors where we need to find the panels to smash, but : surprisingly, this is just one long, curved hallway to a single door at : the very end. Inside is another one of those normal-sized MOAHs. Or is it : a MOAH colored regular hunter? It takes more fire to take down than a : normal hunter, but a lot less than a MOAH. We can see what looks like an : elevator, but it's stuck on the upper floor and won't come down, so : there's only one more way to go here. There's quite a few big hallways, : that are barren except for like, 3 fighters. And we end up right back : where we started. So what now? : After conferring with Lion O on this Guide Dang it Moment, I was informed : that, D'oh, the first room under the ramparts is one of the relays, and : there's now a button on the side of thing to open the panels. Was it : always there? I suspect I would have already pressed it, so perhaps it : appeared when I opened the windows and made those thundrillium : (wires?vents?) appear. : He also gave me a screenshot of the map in weland, and there's a whole bunch : of the bottom/west section left unexplored, and the elevator to that area : is still inactive. : : Note from LOC: DMA was here. Last revised by Aaron 26.12.2018. Polygon : height must be 0.768 units or less to avert potential trap. And there’s an : arrow pointing from those last two to sector 419. : He told me we will revisit this station, and that unopened path, on the : success plank in Burning Down The Corporation. Neat that these : success/failure branching paths explore different routes of the same area. : With all the relays smashed, lets talk to tycho: : : Uh oh, that's not good. So we're going back in time 2000 years to stop : Hathor's plan to sabotage the s'pht and doom the human race, right? Right? : What other plans for us could he be talking about? Find out next time on : Living Receiver. : Act 3: The Living Receiver : Uh oh, where are we? We're back at this station from the end of the other : failed timeline, and we're looking straight at a supernova with 180 degree : vision. : A terminal behind us does some explaining. : : Note by LOC: WHAT?! I thought it was still underground! I think I know what : they are talking about. THIS must be the permanent measures the Jjaro took : when they came to Earth all those years ago. : : So, did Hathor succeed in getting humanity enslaved? I have a feeling that : course of events is too obvious to be true. : There's obviously some free humans fighting the pfhor here, and they're : surprised Tycho's a bad guy for some reason. : When we move forward, we can hear enforcers mowing down BoBs. Aaaaahhhh!!! : They're everywhere! And yeah, we do have to fight some enemies in this : map. The fisheye effect makes it appear as if we're running faster, but : it's just, err... the effect of seeing the walls on your sides move faster : than what's in front of you. It might be fun to be a rabbit. : And get this: BoBs are so stupid, they'll just stand there in my way, : trapping me while a hulk dies. The most primitive reptile brain function : is FIGHT or FLIGHT! Don't just stand there, you protozoans! ... you know, : you guys deserve to be killed and enslaved by pfhor if you're this : incompetent. Thank p'thia these games have no escort missions. Note by : LOC: Well, there’s The Rose & Bob BQ but Bungie rightly dropped their : horrible mission type ever since, plus Redux fixed the escort quests to : make them not suck. They’re still Bobs though, even with the better AI : Redux appears to give them. : After finding an 02 charger, I just found out this map's in vacuum. Actually, : it's more interesting than that. If you push either of the buttons that : opens a window, you'll be in vacuum, but when you close them, you'll get : your air back. A nice touch. : After being hopelessly lost for a while I find another terminal! ... which is : inactive. After a bridge, there's a room with what looks like a column of : breakable panels, but they're unbreakable. : At the end of this map we find a terminal that works. Here's our explanation. : : Note by LOC: Gee, thanks Thoth & Durandal. : : : : Note by LOC: That’s his rampant clone’s blood, not the original Tycho’s! He : was tainted by his clones and subtly manipulated to serve them and the : pfhor, with the clones leading the charge! I thought you were supposed to : be omnipotent now. What the hell, Durandal? : : Note by LOC: Sure, whatever. That clears it all up doesn’t it? Why can’t : the original be safe guarded against his clones and come with me and Leela : then? : : : Oh, it's thothrandal, speaking in riddles. But the message is clear: Tycho : Bad, Leela Good. We don't know what happened with Hathor, but I'm guessing : Tycho was able to put an end to her... and then swiftly put us to work for : his twisted ends. If he killed Durandal, how is Thothrandal here talking : to us? Should I keep asking these questions when the laws of time, space, : and reality have gone moot? : Next time, back to Unpfhorseen and the success plank. : Outro by LOC: That’ll be in Chapter 2 Stage 3: Radical Starship. Don’t miss : it!
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