Not gonna argue there. You have your interpretation and the tough process you base that interpretation on and that's absolutely fine in my book, even if my opinion differs . My point is that we know so little about the nature of the mystery we should be really vary of misquoting or twisting the precious little clues we have.
If we are not cautious we can find ourselves looking for space AI anteaters (ever got licked by one? Much worse than some space bugs) and entirely miss the rouge group of stars coming on us from the depths of void
Ahh of course, when i said in the same context as Thargoids i meant in the sense of something dangerous and threatening not in the Alien bug sense.
It could be anything but it has a threatening manner.
Im looking at historical myth and legend right now to try and find something that can connect the clues.
Something thematic that relates to what we know and ties in closely. A central core to the story, its nice to know also that Drew has read enjoyed all the books that I have read and enjoyed.
This makes me believe I have an idea on where this is heading and its the same old story of humanity.
Its trying to find the details and piece them together thats difficult.
Salome's story seems key to many happenings in the overall game narrative but the rift mystery is the old ladys. Salome was just a pawn in that but right now she holds all the cards and anything she did from returning from the rift is where there may be clues.
