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- How would you distribute these stones, Master Celene? - the priestess cooed, gently, though with a hint of disgust, hugging the official's shoulders. - You are so clever, and you must know something that could help us understand the Emperor's intentions. Otherwise, we won't get out of here, and we'll either die of starvation or kill each other.
The official, with a look of distaste in his eyes, pushed Myco's hands away. - Why did you decide to ask me? - Even in this situation, he managed to remain himself. - Isn't this the job of you, the competent mercenaries? - He sneered again and turned his gaze to Celiad, reminding them both of their conversation before entering the palace. He hummed and finally answered the priestess's question. - Hmm. For now, I can only assume that the stones and the holes in the sculptures are related to what is written on the obelisk. Let's start with the fact that the names of the regions of the empire engraved on it have nothing to do with the text below them. What could that mean? It is quite possible that this refers to the cardinal directions, although I may be wrong. The very theme of the inscriptions on the stones is very closely related to the visions we saw when entering the palace. That's all. At the moment, I have nothing more to add to this puzzle.