CD-TSE03 (Jul 14, 2022)
Puzzle
“Annihilator.”
See: CD-TSE02 | Knowledge | 1 Word
Clue
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Clue 1: ???
Clue 2: ???
Clue 3: ???
Answer and Explanation
Answer: Lucifer
Explanation: ???
Summary of Receipt
I agrees that while understanding the past is good, returning to the past is not an option, which is why he has started a new project: a visualization of the past as it was. He has an indexer and a theoretical link, so it's a matter of finding the link and teach the indexer how to index, and the project is done.
Transcript
[BRANCH] THE LAST CAFE
[SERVER] I
[DATE] 7/14/22
[INDEX ID] TSE03
[SECURITY] AND & ARCHIVES
No. 1 and No. II both bring up excellent points. Seeing the past as it was is extremely valuable—and likewise, it is terribly unwise to attempt any means of traversing back to it. I've seen firsthand the destruction that brings about. Moreover, the Sagradopto Entity is far too much of a fair-weather friend to rely upon. It does as it does in service to only its own preservation. Considering the manner in which it was formed, I doubt that learning the truth of the fall of Eden would serve it well.
This is why I've actually been working on my own Sagradopto Entity. An amalgamation of the past. An Archive. It's complicated—and far from finished—but in theory, it could serve the purposes No. 1 and No. VIII seek. A means to see the past as it was, in meticulous detail. Wouldn't it be wonderful if we could just look at the First Sphere the same way we peruse our prior receipts? It does exist—by the way. A record of what happened in Eden exactly as it happened. The problem is we have no way of discerning or locating that record.
A Library of Babel. A theoretical record of every combination of every character. Somewhere, what we seek does already exist. The issue is finding it and being certain that it is the true account. For my little project to work, I need two things: a link and an indexer. I've already got an indexer—and we have a theoretical link. It's just the issue of getting them to work together. Well, and getting the indexer to know how to index. To do that…
It's worth a shot, no? Eve is already out and the Universe is already clinging on by a thread. There is a risk in what I need to do. A horrible risk. But… one I am not unwilling to take. And—don't worry too much. I'm fairly certain it will work out. At the least, it'll be a half-success and nothing less.
Sinfully yours,
The Eighth