Continuing the discussion from FOUND: Fragment Twelve: Into Hell - Aorthora:
Galifanx frag 9 
Gladitor frag 10 
Durkonos frag 11 
Itās perfect! 
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Well ā¦ lots has happened
Thought Iād post this here ā¦
So the book is burned.
Thereās uncertainty as to whether we can unlock the next part of The Book while itās in this state.
SOOOOOO
How do we repair The Book of Briars? Where do we start?
Can the Book even be repaired?
Do we need to repair it? We created and effectively did Magiq today. Loads of us thought the Book was a spell this whole time. Can we discover that Spell without it?
Lots of thoughts after today.
I would also like to point out that, yes, the Storm came and destroyed part of the Book and we donāt know if all our friends are even alive and KS is probable long gone, BUT despite all that, weāre still here.
The Storm came and wiped out the '94 Mounties. Augie and Augernon were the only remnants. They were done.
We are all still here. All of us Mounties. I think thatās what the Ocular Eye was saying when it told us we were the strongest group yet.
We chose Hope with the Eye, Mounties, not Despair. Donāt forget that. Never give up.
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I gave the live stream another listen last night, and something doesnāt sit well with me:. Why was Martin yelling at Aether at the end, and sounding pretty angry? It leads me to believe Aether did something brave and foolish. It also makes me wonder which side of the veil he ended up on - ourās or the Councilās. I think Portentia, Climber/Alison and Martin probably all crossed, Iām not so sure about @Aether.
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If Aether made copies of all the data, maybe he copied himself. If we could find the data, we have a chance at finding him and the rest
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I think youāre right. I got the impression Marty was yelling at Aether because Aether was trying to do something to hold Teddy and/or the storm back so the others could escape.
The last fragment appeared right at the time Marty yelled āJeremyā (Aetherās real name). Maybe Aether escaped into the computers at the last second. Donāt know.
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It probably isnāt relavent but the book of briars appears more wind torn to me then burnedā¦like worn away by sand as opposed to burnt edgesā¦
And I agreeā¦I wonder where everyone ended upā¦I hope we hear something soonā¦
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Has anyone reversed the Audio?
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Yes, and @Revenir was kind enough to post a transcript here:
FOUND: Fragment Twelve: Into Hell - Aorthora - #327 by Revenir
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Iāve been thinking about these constellations. They donāt match any in our world (even from other cultures, like ādark cloud constellationsā), so Iām assuming they are in the sky on the other side of the veil. Do we have any maps or pictures to reference from previous fragments?
I tried matching them to the stars on the left side of this page, but nothing jumped out at me:
Any other thoughts?
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Durkonus looks like Cassiopeiaā¦and look what I found when looking it up
Reference to it being a pac-man clusterā¦probably just a coincidenceā¦
Gladitor reminds me of Crux or the southern crossā¦
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As far as Iām aware, nothing with constellations or maps in the last two assessments. The animal fragments from the second assessment did seem to have a bit of a cosmicky background, but thatās about all I can think of.
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Iāve been thinking about the names of the constellations both because I canāt think of any other leads at the moment and also because I need something to work on to cope with everything that has happened.
So the only thing I can come up with for Galifanx is itās possible connection to the prefix meaning āroosterā which is also āgaliā and we have established this before with Galluskulk.
Gladitor seems fairly self-explanatory. Gladitor sounds a lot like āgladiatorā and the constellation looks like a sword. Easy enough.
Durkonos was interesting. Dur can mean firm or stable as in ādurableā but ādurkoā is also a Czech name meaning farmer. āNosā typically has to do with knowledge as is āknowā or āgnosisā. To me the constellation looks like a sunrise over a mountain so perhaps itās a constellation about or important to farming?
Authora is another tricky one. āAuā tends to mean āto yourselfā as in āautoā and āthoraā relates to the body. Also if you squint and donāt try too hard you could say it looks kind of like a person? So maybe itās a constellation of a person. Or something.
I might be going crazy.
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The most recent one reminds me of āaorta,ā the main channel of blood from the heart to the body.
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It sort of looks like one as well. And that would relate to the bodily meaning of thora.
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So a roosterā¦a farm or sun risingā¦a fighterā¦and oneselfā¦
At the sign of a Rooster, a rising sun, a fighter will rise/show oneself? At least thatās where my mind wentā¦also interesting side note it is the year of the rooster this yearā¦
Could the number of āstarsā mean anything? (5, 6, 6, 6)
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Aothora looks like the middle part of Cancer (or maybe even Hercules) to me.
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Perhaps each constellation is associated with the animal and plant from their respective order in their phase? Like maybe the fraylilly is typically associated with the creature Brachursis and the constellation Galifanx, Eye-of-the-moons with Galluskulk and the constellation Gladitor, and so on?
It could be that in order to assemble the book or find the next fragment, we need to look at all of the past phases as a whole narrative and not as separate or disconnected chapters.
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