34.1

You sort through the notes left by Silaro Mako as well as other archaeologists and historians who have worked here over the years.

Draw two challenge cards. Read the entry based on the challenge icons on the drawn cards:

: On an old calendar date recorded as "2085 CE," the great Atlantian arcology reef announced it had received the final communication from the Lagrangian shade construction teams. Due to the worsening storms, their ships could not return to Earth.

 : On the old calendar date "2078 CE," the Estians celebrated the first milestone of a Generational Project with their "eastern cousins" when the "Messipian Sea" began to fill. Soon after, they held a memorial for a mighty river whose name is too complex for you to translate.

 : On the old calendar date "2099 CE," Estian scouts came across a "Sentinel-class Automated Combatant" bogged down at "outer marker 272-59B." It contained a message from the "Washington Arcology" who was attempting to reestablish contact with the "lost arcologies of the western states." However, the automaton was inert, and the scouts could find no way to reactivate it or send a message east.

 : On the old calendar date "2091 CE," The Estians note that extreme atmospheric interference and the deteriorating satellite network mean they have received no messages from distances farther than five hundred kilometers in nearly a year.

 : On Estian calendar date "451," the Estians recorded that a third of all available arcology resources had been diverted to "the new Generational project." There is no further indication as to what this project is.

 : On Estian calendar date "811," the Estians recorded that the arcology's population has dropped by half, following "all planned projections."