[CONTINUE + 4] INTRO

[foundationmods]

[After so long a trip, you're all finally here. Taken through a hidden passage inside of the very mountain itself, you find yourself standing in front of a field of flowers, growing well due to the open roof above it. If you look up, you can just make out the shimmering colors off of the barrier - looking almost like the shine off of a soap bubble.

Try not to trample on the flowers as you approach the open, purple gate. And remember to wear your masks, now that you're here!

...Still, the sight of the yellow flowers waving in the wind....such a cheery sight fills you with determination for what's to come.

Welcome to the Underground.

...Again. The loop happened again, and you're here. Everything is the same.

Someone who was dead is alive again.

The trial...it was...you remember only up until Gilgamesh was FOUGHT against, and then...nothing.

You feel you shouldn't try to remember anything beyond that.

Not only that, But more monster names have faded from your memory.

...When will this end?]

Comments

[improbablenotimpossible]

That did not seem like something that would've allowed us time to argue over it - if it really was using Gilgamesh's Gates of Babylon...

well, I've seen the child Gilgamesh completely clear out waves of undead in seconds with it. And he's well - younger and not quite as strong as the King here.

[Sometimes when one's thrown to the back row to build bonds, one sees shit]

[le_mat]

Eh... child Gilgamesh?

....

Was he a cute kid?

[improbablenotimpossible]

A very polite, if rather mischievous young boy.

[le_mat]

...

[Softly, so Gil hopefully can't hear]

What happened?

[improbablenotimpossible]

I wish I knew. The younger one seem to possess more common sense too.

[le_mat]

Ahhh... becoming an adult really is a curse.

[improbablenotimpossible]

[He stifles a laugh]

No adult realize how much nicer it was to be a child until long after they grew up

[Why else would Victorian literature be obsessed with fairy tales and sentimental stories?]

[le_mat]

... I like too many adult things to miss it TOO much though.

[improbablenotimpossible]

True that is true - it's the trade-off