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The Book of Knowledge can be accessed here, for those foolhardy enough to read its half-genius, half-insane pages: | The Book of Knowledge can be accessed here, for those foolhardy enough to read its half-genius, half-insane pages: | ||
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==Sample Pages== | ==Sample Pages== | ||
Revision as of 16:42, 4 April 2020
The Book of Knowledge was written by ARS&e Mechanics technician Malak Shaloon (hailing from the Land of A Thousand Acid Lakes), sometime before the year 2146. It is a maverick tome of disturbing insights and revelations: Not all of them accurate, but many of them ominous. It is written with a bizarre energy, its course ever unpredictable, its conclusions oft times chilling.
The Book of Knowledge can be accessed here, for those foolhardy enough to read its half-genius, half-insane pages:
Public download (PDF) Size: 186MB
Sample Pages
The following are but a few random sample pages from the Book of Knowledge, as a teasing foretaste of its dark contents:
Baby clone. By Malak Shaloon
In vivid colours. By Malak Shaloon
Clones are tools. By Malak Shaloon
Kill Anderson when seen. By Malak Shaloon
LOCUST. By Malak Shaloon
That's why. By Malak Shaloon
A broken heart. By Malak Shaloon
Robotics. By Malak Shaloon
