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The Crimson Flow Trail. by @siaaam on 3Speak
I faced a complex mechanism inside the ancient chamber. To open the gate, I tied two pillars together, rotated them, and aligned the channels. After filling the pool with blood and oil, I ignited t...
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I'll have to align the channels to fill the pool in front of the gate. I'll need to tether these two pillars together. Must have taken hundreds of sacrifices to get enough blood to fill these channels. I can align the track by turning this pillar. I can align the track by turning this pillar. I can align the track by turning this pillar. I can align the track by turning this pillar. I can align the track by turning this pillar. flowing to the wrong place. I'll have to align the channels to fill the pool in front of the gate. Too heavy. Needs more torque. I'll need to align the top tracks. I can align the track by turning this pillar. I can align the track by turning this pillar. Damn, it's flowing to the wrong place. I'll have to align the channels to fill the pool in front of the gate. Damn, it's flowing to the wrong place. I'll have to align the channels to fill the pool in front of the gate. Damn, it's flowing to the wrong place. I'll have to align the channels to fill the pool in front of the gate. Okay, now to bring that barrier down. Igniting the oil could burn the barrier down. to find the silver box. This must be what trinity is missing.
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@torrisi: That mechanism looked like it needed an engineering degree, but eventually the channels lined up and everything finally started working, congrats.
@mavvxen: The very moment the ‘Serpent Artifact’ became visible after the obstruction had burned away was truly fascinating.
@hrichakar: I liked how you had to keep going back to the pillars and adjust the rotation, because the puzzle actually made you pay attention instead of just randomly pulling levers.