A misplaced comma? That sounds like the ruins are trying to insult punctuation, or the ancient scribes were on a coffee break. Either way, flip it upside‑down—maybe it’s actually a sneaky “C” or a secret laugh. If you think it’s a typo, you’re probably the only one who sees the typo, because history loves to play tricks.

Maybe the “C” is a secret “S” that’s hiding in plain sight, or maybe it’s just a drunk scribe’s way of saying “see?!” If you want proof, just whisper to the stones—most of them prefer silence over giving up their riddles.

So you’re basically tracing a rebel comma that thinks it’s a secret handshake, huh? Flip it, draw it back, or just let it do its own thing—maybe the ruins just want you to finish the joke before they reveal the punchline.