Posts from Dal Shabet Auto-translated

The mosaic turned out to be a simple form for composing some kind of sentence, nevertheless, all the symbols were now mixed up. Gahege determined the following meanings:
(Symbol of a person)
(Symbol of a raven/angel/heavens)
(Symbol of humanity/world)
(Symbol of salvation/freedom)
(Symbol of death/destruction)
(Symbol of change)
(Symbol of lunch/annihilation)
Although the archaeologist could not determine the language or its cultural affiliation, it turned out to be quite simple, and the sentences were constructed in a sequential manner.

The demon-born shared the information he had gathered with the group.

– Humanity will be saved if a fickle man dines with ravens before his death, – said Agnet, and went to build barricades together with other warriors.

Revan's riddles.

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The world will change when the dead man is freed and destroys the heavens, Adrian suggested.

[Someone, probably Gaehege, is testing Adrian's version.]

Okay, it will be applied automatically. When a correct or at least close-to-correct translation appears in the thread, I will open the door.

Okay. And take a look at that strange group with a sword and other things.

no, click them yourself.

- Now that's what I call a haul, - Amos began filling his pockets with jewels.
After examining the sword, he tossed it aside.
- Junk.

While Agnet was carrying stones, she also pondered the riddle. "A man from the heavens will save the world, or bring death and destruction. Could it be that? Yes, a strange riddle. And the most frustrating thing would be if we solve it, but the mechanism turns out to be too old and non-functional. Maybe we could pry the slab open with that old, rusty sword and just open it?"

- Will a person appear, a harbinger of change and destruction, who will fulfill Anchainabul's will and liberate humanity, even after death?

--Will the angel of death and change save humanity, but destroy the world? Or will it save the world by destroying humanity?

-Lunch will save a person, an angel, and humanity from change, death, and destruction.

Keep in mind that this language may differ in structure from the language spoken by the characters. I would recommend simply arranging the symbols in order, indicating what comes after what. Hint: Alex has the closest option.

- Will a human destroy an angel or the heavens in order to save the world from death? Or will they destroy the angel of death and destruction, saving humanity?