The memory.

Gilean, it goes into your brain, into your mind.

And certainly, despite being disguised as Elder Celeste,

you know that this is a memory from Elder Ceridian Odilath.

You know that's who you are in this moment.

You're meeting with the elder privately.

Not sure exactly when or where. You're just getting this first-person view of a conversation.

And there's a short snippet. It's not the whole thing. This is the most evidential criminalizing part of it. You have this orb.

Yeah. It's essentially a mix between like an arcane eye and a scry. That's Tuk's orb, right?

Right. It is extremely hard to use, requires powerful magic, a powerful connection to magic. But you're Shredian Odelath. There is no magic that you can't access.

You've worked hard to be as powerful as you are.

You showed the Admiral through the eyes of Tuk.

Writing prophecies, one that sort of details the release of this entity that was fought thousands and thousands of years ago.

Then you discuss with the Admiral, a plan, a course of action,

how the two of you can essentially convince the entire undersea city.

The only course of action is to ally with those above the sea.

It's going to be extremely difficult to undo

many, many, many years of isolation and division.

Everyone in the undersea believes this prophecy

and that the chosen one will make sure the undersea survives

no matter what, because it can only be one or the other.

You and the Admiral don't believe that.

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