Well, after a long trip back to the surface to visit family and friends (and catch up on my college work!) I finally returned to the Cavern.  Man, was I ever surprised!  There were so many new ages and areas available!  I remembered that I still had a journey to finish, so with a sad look back at the museum, I returned to Relto to head to the next age.
Which happened to be Kadish Tolesa.  When I arrived, I found myself getting pelted on the head by these large, strange objects.  It took me a minute, but I discovered the the objects were actually giant leaves!  And what I had taken for rock walls were actually trunks of trees.  Simply amazing!  I traversed the age, and stumbled upon an odd mechanical device set on a large dias.  I looked through it and found out that it was some sort of puzzle lock.  I tried fiddling with it to make it work, but it refused to do anything.  Giving up for the time being, I wandered through the rest of the Age, and found two more devices similar to the first.  At the third device I also found a linking book back to the Cavern.  Feeling a bit frustrated with the devices in the Age, I decided a trip back to D'ni might help me clear my head.
It's a good thing I went back!  I arrived in the Gallery, and spent some time looking at the stained glass displays.  I noticed that one of the displays resembled the views through the devices in Kadish Tolesa!  On a hunch, I went back and made the devices match the gallery displays. 
As I made my way deeper into the age, I found that I had to take many trips back to the Gallery to find the clues I needed to proceed.  But, at last, I finally found the Journey Door, after making a heart-stopping leap to reach it.  Once through, I obtained another pillar, and heard more about the evils of the D'ni society,especially it's greed.
Hearing this speech, I had to question the Restoration.  Are we sure that we want to revive a civilization that could enslave others?  We haven't even completely made it past the slave-stage ourselves.  Could the revival of D'ni start that over again?
I should think on this more.
Wednesday, May 2, 2007
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