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Cause and Effect.
I propose, we savor this discussion until some time after Submachine 9 comes out.
That way we have more juicy data to work with.

ENIHCAMBUS wrote:Long time that forum had a discussion like that.

You don't want to keep and continue this discussion? :)

(Sorry, I'm going to bed, so I can't theorize now...)

Well, I think Henry was important part in the creation of the first human-made Submachine, I.E. The Root. After all, he was a master in anti-structural architecture and I believe Root also has some kind of that architecture, after all, the locations of the Root are virtualy conected within the Root transporters system, I think that way he made the plans of the Root.

That is a possibility. Cause the Lighthouse Dungeon was connected to the room with the wire.
*HeadSlap Self*
I AM AN IDIOT!

I can't believe I didn't make the connection.
Anti-Structure is a Quantum Lock: Light for stone.
I figure its does was the light beams found within the structure of the Winter Palace was what kept the remaining structre lock in the space it occupies.
"The ground may fall, but the structure still stands."

The Kent Lighthouse is a form of Anti-Structure Architecture.
It was connected via the Dungeon, the Dungeon is connected to THE ROOT!
The Root is what makes the Anti-Structure Architecture possible.

These gaps here, we know that the Lighthouse use to be in the core along somewhere with the Winter Palace and the South Garden.
What if the Winter Palace has its own Roots as well. The gap in the first picture could have been created when they cut off the Lighthouse from the Winter Palace and buried it along with Murtaugh.

Also, I know where Coordanites mnt the Mountain is locted.
Its near the South Garden.

WiQ wrote:But then again, he was ordered to build the Lighthouse Anti-Structure.
Was he order to build the Lighthouse by the King Master Urbanist.
But the Lighthouse was what made him Famous in the eyes of the King.

No, that was the Winter Palace. The lighthouse pamphlet did not mention Anti-Structural Architecture and the King's Master Urbanist:

Welcome to the world's famous Kent Lighthouse. This structure has been erected in 1857 by sir Henry o'Toole. It is said that this lighthouse was built on the ruins of an medieval prison dungeon. This is one of our sightseeing attractions as you can go visit the archeological digouts in the lower sections of the lighthouse, just below the basement level. Ask your tour guide for this feature. This lighthouse was amazingly never destroyed, though several wars have been fought over lands of Kent. That allows you to enjoy the original wall structure of this complex.

Thank You for coming,

Hope to see you again.

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Welcome to the world's famous Winter Palace of the Fourth Dynasty. Built in 1832 by sir Henry o'Toole, a young architect barely known at that time, merely the servant of the King's master urbanist. After finishing this palace o'Toole gained respect in the modern art circles of the Western Kingdom. This Winter Palace and surrounding gardens are prime examples of anti-structural architecture freed from boundaries of material durability. Make sure you also visit the famous Kent Lighthouse built by the same architect.

Thank you for coming, we hope to see you again.

WiQ wrote:I figure its does was the light beams found within the structure of the Winter Palace was what kept the remaining structre lock in the space it occupies.
"The ground may fall, but the structure still stands."

I made a theory about that once...

WiQ wrote:Also, I know where Coordanites mnt the Mountain is locted.
Its near the South Garden.

How can you be so sure?

Look at the two photograph I posted.
Look towards the background of the second photo.
When I saw it, it look like the Mountain.
It could be, it could be not.
But its the background of the second photo that caught my eye.

I think that at the other side there is Super Secret Bonus Section.

BTW: With its only 4 rooms, SSBS could fit in Subverse, just saying.

I thought those were just fractured pieces of rock

WorldisQuiet5256 wrote:Look at the two photograph I posted.
Look towards the background of the second photo.
When I saw it, it look like the Mountain.
It could be, it could be not.
But its the background of the second photo that caught my eye.

I'm not sure, the colour and texture of the mountain and the background rock at the south garden is very different.