I’ve obtained another letter from Obsidius. This one is addressed to his commander (who could that be?). It’s clear from the contents that as the voyage proceeded, Obsidius was growing more and more uncomfortable with his situation.
Our #ObsidianExplorers in Reims, France, were able to recover this fascinating but troubling fragment from the Explorations of Obsidius. I look forward to hearing your thoughts on this one in the comments… there’s a lot to discuss…
This is the second letter from Obsidius to his unknown friend, Marcus. It seems one of his traveling companions may have been placed with him for a darker purpose.
A source sent this to me, claiming there were more like it out there. Apparently, somewhere along his journey, Obsidius began to send letters to a friend via a series of intermediaries. According to the source, these letters shed light on Obsidius’s relationship with Syphax and Cybella as they undertook their long journey for the Magnus.
Thanks to multiple #ObsidianExplorers around the world, we’ve been able to recover a large number of pages from the Explorations of Obsidius. Excellent work, Agents.
Here is the transcript of these chapters.
As Obsidius embarks on the next leg of his journey with Cybella and Syphax in tow, he talks about embracing the unknown, and allowing life to be an unfolding and unpredictable adventure. His travels lead him to Pompeii, where he is preparing to meet Pliny the Elder…
Thanks to the excellent work of today’s #ObsidianExplorer, Agent Giancarmine Dev, the latest page in the Explorations of Obsidius has been uncovered from a Portal at the…
A new piece of the Explorations of Obsidius has emerged from a Portal in Carthage, Tunisia. It reveals that Obsidius was joined on his journey by…
Excellent work, Agent Carlo Tronci Thank you for your help in recovering this intel from the Arch of Titus in Rome, Italy. #ObsidianExplorer
Thanks to the excellent work of Agent Spike Williamson, we have recovered this fascinating piece of intel from the Igel Column in Igel, Germany….