Yhe books he and Ina read.Zer0 wrote:How did Ovan know all that stuff about the "Key of the Twilight" and Aura?
I'm sure they had some good information in them on the subject.
The book is just a graphic. It could really be any length at all.AuraTwilight wrote:Well, I'm sure some of them were his notes. I highly doubt the full Epitaph takes up THAT many books. (especially when Ina fit it all onto one book.)
He and Ina slipped in through a glitch caused by the AIDA.How did Ovan get into Harald's Room anyways? Hacking skills alone?
Well, yea, obviously. But if you can fit the whole Epitaph into one book, then surely the other books have equally large volumes of content. Harald's crazy, but not stupid. He's not gonna waste system resources.The book is just a graphic. It could really be any length at all.
I'm sorry, but that sounds like complete and total bull. Plus, you promised us sources that we could read for ourselves. Try posting those emails.My sources came from some friends I have, that work for Production I.G. who also have friends that work for CC2 who sent me several emails. I had to read the emails over and over again to verify things, even then there where some holes. I thus decided I would take a little trip to Osaka and Kyoto to talk to some people. I live in Singapore so this was fairly easy. Anyway I won't say much because I know noone will believe me, I really don't care. I learned even more than before and I learned also that Sora has nothing to do with Haseo or the current project G.U. at all. Believe what you will, but I know the truth. I'm just going to laugh everytime I see someone assume Sora is Haseo based on age and whatever else.
Well, we knew from Haseo's name that he was somehow connected to Sora, but we weren't expecting for him to be Sora.TheSorrow wrote:I shall say this again.
It's probably that Haseo is Sora and the facts we have are pretty much proof of it. It's just that is a stupid plot twist to have such a character like Sora falling into a coma and forgetting everything, and without any in-game clue stating any possible facts about it.
I just want to back up the point AT has made. We have official sources and pictures all claiming Haseo is Sora.AuraTwilight wrote:I'm sorry, but that sounds like complete and total bull. Plus, you promised us sources that we could read for ourselves. Try posting those emails.My sources came from some friends I have, that work for Production I.G. who also have friends that work for CC2 who sent me several emails. I had to read the emails over and over again to verify things, even then there where some holes. I thus decided I would take a little trip to Osaka and Kyoto to talk to some people. I live in Singapore so this was fairly easy. Anyway I won't say much because I know noone will believe me, I really don't care. I learned even more than before and I learned also that Sora has nothing to do with Haseo or the current project G.U. at all. Believe what you will, but I know the truth. I'm just going to laugh everytime I see someone assume Sora is Haseo based on age and whatever else.
Ovan't smart, but for a long time Yata knew more than him. Ovan worked for the NAB, which investigated the chaos caused by Aura's disappearance, but never found anything. He probably saw enough evidence to realize it was probably tied to The World, though. He knew about Harald, like lots of people, but he didn't really find out more than the .hackers until Ina found a glitch leading to Harald's room. Even then, he played it mainly by ear, and he never succeeded in finding Aura...fallacies wrote:Ovan seems to have had a far clearer picture of the system workings of The World R:2 than Yata/Wiseman and his predecessors in GU. He even pulls one over a few times, and Wiseman was one of the dot hackers ... It doesn't sound right that he was just a normal player or hacker who learned about the Harald System from Wiseman.
The Lost Grounds don't serve a purpose (well, one, but not getting into that here), why would the books? They probably hold random data like the various books Kite had. Some of them might be corrupted, like that one piece of the Epitaph. Who knows?AuraTwilight wrote:Well, yea, obviously. But if you can fit the whole Epitaph into one book, then surely the other books have equally large volumes of content. Harald's crazy, but not stupid. He's not gonna waste system resources.
Which one is CC2 headquarters in again?DarkChaos wrote:I thus decided I would take a little trip to Osaka and Kyoto to talk to some people.
The Lost Grounds DO have a purpose. They represent locations of the Epitaph, and thus embody Emma's genius. You can't apply that to the books unless there's an Epitaph fragment about a Library of Twilight or something.The Lost Grounds don't serve a purpose (well, one, but not getting into that here), why would the books? They probably hold random data like the various books Kite had. Some of them might be corrupted, like that one piece of the Epitaph. Who knows?