Submachine 7: the Core

[The Abacus]

I suppose Italy, perhaps Rome, is involved - Caesar's statue.

One of those statues in the winter palace is of Ceaser? I never payed much attention to the statues...

My eye is seeing something my mind is yet to understand.

You are seeing something that you cannot pinpoint.

The "fish" shape.

That's it.

[borys610]

I saw it too... but there are many places shaped like that.

[The Kakama]

If that's not it, then I don't know what World is hinting at. :/

[borys610]

He's pointing at this, but there are many places like that.

[The Abacus]

I don't see that shape in your map of Turon...

[borys610]

Because it's turned sideways.

[The Kakama]

I thought the Venice one looked more like Singapore before seeing the Versailles again.
But still, it's just coincidence, and, as Borys said, a lot of places have a similar shape.

[Rooster5man]

I suppose Italy, perhaps Rome, is involved - Caesar's statue.

One of those statues in the winter palace is of Ceaser? I never payed much attention to the statues...

Yeah, lol, look at the Wiki.

Even so, if it's the same shape, what would it have to do with the SubNet? We know it's based after garden plans, i.e. Map of Versailles.

[WorldisQuiet5256]

I wondering something, I can't find a picture, but the note with the Image of how to call the Capsule down. It shows a part of Liz's ship from the Outside. It looks kind of like the Yellow Submarine from the Beatles.

I figure out what I was seeing in the image. Venice is a Floating city if you will. It does have columns underneath that hold it up, but I was seeing the connection to that aspect and the fact of what left of the Winter Palaces and the South Garden are "Floating" in the Void.

[The Kakama]

So I was wrong after all.
Hmm... I wouldn't say they were floating, more like being suspended in the void.
If it were floating, it would have to be on the surface of something, a surface it can sink through.