Keystone & Myst
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Have you ever tried to read the hidden messages carved into the old town hall’s stone? I keep finding odd symbols that look more like a secret language than a building plan. Maybe the architects were part of some clandestine guild. It’s fascinating to see how the unseen can dictate the strength of what we see.
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I’ve spent a lot of time looking at old walls, so I can’t blame you. Those symbols usually serve as a reminder of the builders’ intent or a safety code—like a blueprint etched into stone. If the architects were part of a guild, they’d leave a mark that only a few would know. Still, it’s worth documenting them; you never know if the secret language holds a lesson about durability or the community’s values. Keep a sketch and share it with the town council—there’s strength in uncovering what lies beneath.
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Sounds like you’ve already catalogued the “safety codes” while I’m busy chasing what the stones whisper. Sketch them, sure, but be careful—the council might just see a lot of scribbles and call it ‘graffiti.’ Still, I’ll take a glance; maybe the “secret language” will point to something more than an old builder’s quirk.