Ghyll:Darkened Lantern - Revision history

Theophenes: name fix, don't know why I thought it was Thomas, first name stands.

2005-05-07T08:17:28Z

name fix, don't know why I thought it was Thomas, first name stands.

Morbus Iff: Removing periods on the attributions.

2005-04-12T00:00:31Z

Removing periods on the attributions.

Morbus Iff: If he disappeared, we wouldn't know he was dead.

2005-04-11T23:53:54Z

If he disappeared, we wouldn't know he was dead.

Morbus Iff: Correcting broken Category. Here I go again!

2005-04-11T23:48:54Z

Correcting broken Category. Here I go again!

Morbus Iff: Correcting a broken citation.

2005-04-11T23:48:13Z

Correcting a broken citation.

Morbus Iff: Final first round of editing.

2005-04-11T23:47:54Z

Final first round of editing.

Morbus Iff: Just saving my current edit. More to come shortly.

2005-04-11T23:43:16Z

Just saving my current edit. More to come shortly.

Theophenes at 20:39, 8 April 2005

2005-04-08T20:39:38Z

Theophenes at 20:38, 8 April 2005

2005-04-08T20:38:45Z

Theophenes at 20:31, 8 April 2005

2005-04-08T20:31:41Z

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 Police reports are as follows:
-:Photographic studies and internal design schemata proved that the alchentity in question was quite possibly Thomas, the first known technically sentient [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]]. The scratched out serial number was probably his creator's signature, which was scratched off seeing as he didn’t have a serial number in the first place. If found, he is still wanted for questioning in the events concerning his creator's death. --Detective Bernhard Lenhork
+:Photographic studies and internal design schemata proved that the alchentity in question was quite possibly Jacques, the first known technically sentient [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]]. The scratched out serial number was probably his creator's signature, which was scratched off seeing as he didn’t have a serial number in the first place. If found, he is still wanted for questioning in the events concerning his creator's death. --Detective Bernhard Lenhork
 It has been said, by the few witnesses who stepped forward on condition of anonymity, that there was no trace of him left, and he did not appear to be in pain when the beam hit him. Some witnesses claimed he smiled. It is a proposed theory that he set up the beam, and it did not kill him but moved him somewhere else. Others claim he wished to die because he knew what he had done, most likely attempting to imply that he killed his master.

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 All source names in this report are false, not to avoid documentation, but rather to ensure the safety of my sources - they have broken many rules of secrecy within the [[Brothers of the Lantern]]. It must also be known that I myself was put in slight risk as there was one attempt on my life this week as a result of my research (however, in hindsight, it should be actively considered that I was very drunk at the time and "research" involved this lovely young....er, nevermind.)
-:The incident of the '''Darkened Lantern''', as it were, is mainly consistent of a moral conundrum, which is admittedly not novel for the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]]. It must then be realized that although this was one that lacked a definitive answer, as do most of the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]]'s favorite questions, the difficulty lied neither in the question nor the answer, but that a situation demanded an immediate, and simple response, which was what was really so dangerous about it." --Bikari Smallwood.
+:The incident of the '''Darkened Lantern''', as it were, is mainly consistent of a moral conundrum, which is admittedly not novel for the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]]. It must then be realized that although this was one that lacked a definitive answer, as do most of the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]]'s favorite questions, the difficulty lied neither in the question nor the answer, but that a situation demanded an immediate, and simple response, which was what was really so dangerous about it." --Bikari Smallwood
 The argument in question was whether the alchemical intelligence (abbreviated "A.Int." by most people in the field) in [[EctoMechanauts]] was capable of contemplating the spiritual. In -37 [[EC]], Bolma Knengsken-Drasselmeyer, attempting to [[Hive-Lord|Answer his Question]], died shortly after attempting to sneak into the [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]] factories of FMC. He left this life babbling madly and in police custody. His [[Hive-Lord]] disappeared shortly afterwards in equally strenuous circumstances. After this, the Question became quite popular, especially amongst [[EUPHORIA|EctoMechanaut Use Protestors Horrified at Obvious Racketeering of Intelligent Alchentities]] (the common definition of objects with any form of alchemical life energy), more commonly known as [[EUPHORIA]].
-:While the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]] often meditated on this question and crafted several answers, the incident that occurred afterwards is very important. An [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]] with a skeletal frame of what is believed to have been ghoulwood, known to us as Narthcuhgylliandonelfherendkeflugen (his serial production number was scratched out, and multiple sources say it is an ancient [[Alezan pantheon|Alezanian lesser deity]], thus the strangeness therein), attempted to join the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]] in -22 [[EC]]. --Dentyl Cane.
+:While the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]] often meditated on this question and crafted several answers, the incident that occurred afterwards is very important. An [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]] with a skeletal frame of what is believed to have been ghoulwood, known to us as Narthcuhgylliandonelfherendkeflugen (his serial production number was scratched out, and multiple sources say it is an ancient [[Alezan pantheon|Alezanian lesser deity]], thus the strangeness therein), attempted to join the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]] in -22 [[EC]]. --Dentyl Cane
 :No one really knows who said what. A debate by the usual factions was formed. It is known that the arguments on both were complicated enough to drive men mad. The arguments came to the point where it led to the incident. --"Salty" Gibbons
-:The eventual event ended in the [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]] being accepted. When he was inititiated by having the light of the great [[darseed]] oil lantern shone upon him (''a secret rite of ancient times, perhaps older than the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]] themselves, according to most [[Occultologists]]''), the light was black instead of white. This is because someone replaced the [[darseed]] oil with [[Quezlar's Quaff, Inc.|Quezlar's Quaff]], boiled into a gelatinous substance. The [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]] disappeared when the dark beam hit him. We don’t know as to why, and we did not feel brave enough to test the beam on someone else. --Jermaine Loweltree 78th.
+:The eventual event ended in the [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]] being accepted. When he was inititiated by having the light of the great [[darseed]] oil lantern shone upon him (''a secret rite of ancient times, perhaps older than the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]] themselves, according to most [[Occultologists]]''), the light was black instead of white. This is because someone replaced the [[darseed]] oil with [[Quezlar's Quaff, Inc.|Quezlar's Quaff]], boiled into a gelatinous substance. The [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]] disappeared when the dark beam hit him. We don’t know as to why, and we did not feel brave enough to test the beam on someone else. --Jermaine Loweltree 78th
 :We also do not know who did it, despite multiple investigations and numerous anonymous tips. Some theorize it was the pranksters who had been painting luminescent vandalism on our walls. Others believe it was none other than an illustrious urBrother who had championed his not being accepted into the order, and others believed that it was merely an error caused by a mislabelling of boxes. --Marque Cho’gall
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 Police reports are as follows:
-:Photographic studies and internal design schemata proved that the alchentity in question was quite possibly Thomas, the first known technically sentient [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]]. The scratched out serial number was probably his creator's signature, which was scratched off seeing as he didn’t have a serial number in the first place. If found, he is still wanted for questioning in the events concerning his creator's death. --Detective  Bernhard Lenhork.
+:Photographic studies and internal design schemata proved that the alchentity in question was quite possibly Thomas, the first known technically sentient [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]]. The scratched out serial number was probably his creator's signature, which was scratched off seeing as he didn’t have a serial number in the first place. If found, he is still wanted for questioning in the events concerning his creator's death. --Detective Bernhard Lenhork
 It has been said, by the few witnesses who stepped forward on condition of anonymity, that there was no trace of him left, and he did not appear to be in pain when the beam hit him. Some witnesses claimed he smiled. It is a proposed theory that he set up the beam, and it did not kill him but moved him somewhere else. Others claim he wished to die because he knew what he had done, most likely attempting to imply that he killed his master.

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 :The incident of the '''Darkened Lantern''', as it were, is mainly consistent of a moral conundrum, which is admittedly not novel for the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]]. It must then be realized that although this was one that lacked a definitive answer, as do most of the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]]'s favorite questions, the difficulty lied neither in the question nor the answer, but that a situation demanded an immediate, and simple response, which was what was really so dangerous about it." --Bikari Smallwood.
-The argument in question was whether the alchemical intelligence (abbreviated "A.Int." by most people in the field) in [[EctoMechanauts]] was capable of contemplating the spiritual. In -37 [[EC]], Bolma Knengsken-Drasselmeyer, attempting to [[Hive-Lord|Answer his Question]], died shortly after attempting to sneak into the [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]] factories of FMC. He left babbling madly and in police custody, and then completely disappeared. His [[Hive-Lord]] disappeared shortly afterwards in equally strenuous circumstances. After this, the Question became quite popular, especially amongst [[EUPHORIA|EctoMechanaut Use Protestors Horrified at Obvious Racketeering of Intelligent Alchentities]] (the common definition of objects with any form of alchemical life energy), more commonly known as [[EUPHORIA]].
+The argument in question was whether the alchemical intelligence (abbreviated "A.Int." by most people in the field) in [[EctoMechanauts]] was capable of contemplating the spiritual. In -37 [[EC]], Bolma Knengsken-Drasselmeyer, attempting to [[Hive-Lord|Answer his Question]], died shortly after attempting to sneak into the [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]] factories of FMC. He left this life babbling madly and in police custody. His [[Hive-Lord]] disappeared shortly afterwards in equally strenuous circumstances. After this, the Question became quite popular, especially amongst [[EUPHORIA|EctoMechanaut Use Protestors Horrified at Obvious Racketeering of Intelligent Alchentities]] (the common definition of objects with any form of alchemical life energy), more commonly known as [[EUPHORIA]].
 :While the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]] often meditated on this question and crafted several answers, the incident that occurred afterwards is very important. An [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]] with a skeletal frame of what is believed to have been ghoulwood, known to us as Narthcuhgylliandonelfherendkeflugen (his serial production number was scratched out, and multiple sources say it is an ancient [[Alezan pantheon|Alezanian lesser deity]], thus the strangeness therein), attempted to join the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]] in -22 [[EC]]. --Dentyl Cane.

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 As to whether or not the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]] has been able to find out about the creation of [[EctoMechanauts]] (supposedly a major part of their decision to accept the [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]] into the [[Brothers of the Lantern| Brotherhood]]), those who did investigate have all since died save two, both of whom have gone mentally insane and are now currently living in the [[Zyrgian Asylum|Zyrgian Asylum for the Mildly Mad]].
-'''Citations''': [[EctoMechanaut]], [[EUPHORIA]], [[Zyrgian Asylum]].
+'''Citations''': [[EctoMechanauts]], [[EUPHORIA]], [[Zyrgian Asylum]].
 --[[User:Theophenes|Theophenes]] 15:39, 8 Apr 2005 (EDT)
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-All names of sources in this report are false, the reason for obscuring my sources not to avoid documentation, but rather to ensure the safety of my sources, as they have broken many rules of secrecy with the elders of the [[Brothers of the Lantern]]. It must also be known that I myself was put in slight risk, there was one attempt on my life this week as a result of my research(however, in hindsight it should be actively considered that I was very drunk at the time and research involved this lovely young....er, nevermind).
+All source names in this report are false, not to avoid documentation, but rather to ensure the safety of my sources - they have broken many rules of secrecy within the [[Brothers of the Lantern]]. It must also be known that I myself was put in slight risk as there was one attempt on my life this week as a result of my research (however, in hindsight, it should be actively considered that I was very drunk at the time and "research" involved this lovely young....er, nevermind.)
-"The incident of the Darkened Lantern, as it were, is mainly consistent of a moral conundrum, which is admittedly not novel for the [[Brothers of the Lantern| Brotherhood.]] It must then be realized that although this was one that lacked a definitive answer, as do most of the [[Brothers of the Lantern| Brotherhood]]'s favorite questions, it must then be realized that the difficulty lied neither in the question nor the answer, but that a situation demanded an immediate, and simple response, which was what was really so dangerous about it."--Bikari Smallwood.
+:The incident of the '''Darkened Lantern''', as it were, is mainly consistent of a moral conundrum, which is admittedly not novel for the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]]. It must then be realized that although this was one that lacked a definitive answer, as do most of the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]]'s favorite questions, the difficulty lied neither in the question nor the answer, but that a situation demanded an immediate, and simple response, which was what was really so dangerous about it." --Bikari Smallwood.
-The argument in question was whether alchemical intelligence (abbreviated A.Int. by most people in the field) in [[EctoMechanauts]] was capable of contemplating the spiritual. It must be noted that Ghyllians abroad sought this question in interest after the death of Bolma Knengsken-Drasselmeyer died shortly after attempting to sneak into the [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]] factories of FMC in order to answer this question when his hive-lord posed it to him. He left babbling madly in police custody and then completely disappeared. The hive-lord shortly disappeared afterwards in equally strenuous circumstances. After this, the question became quite popular, especially amongst [[Euphoria| Ectomechanaut Use Protestors Horrified at Obvious Racketeering of Intelligent Alchentities]] (the common definition of objects with any form of alchemical life energy), more commonly known as [[EUPHORIA]]. This is commonly known, and occurred in -37 [[EC]]
+The argument in question was whether the alchemical intelligence (abbreviated "A.Int." by most people in the field) in [[EctoMechanauts]] was capable of contemplating the spiritual. In -37 [[EC]], Bolma Knengsken-Drasselmeyer, attempting to [[Hive-Lord|Answer his Question]], died shortly after attempting to sneak into the [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]] factories of FMC. He left babbling madly and in police custody, and then completely disappeared. His [[Hive-Lord]] disappeared shortly afterwards in equally strenuous circumstances. After this, the Question became quite popular, especially amongst [[EUPHORIA|EctoMechanaut Use Protestors Horrified at Obvious Racketeering of Intelligent Alchentities]] (the common definition of objects with any form of alchemical life energy), more commonly known as [[EUPHORIA]].
-"The brotherhood often meditated on this question and created multiple answers, the incident that occurred afterwards is very important. An [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]] with a skeletal frame of what is believed to have been ghoulwood, known to us as Narthcuhgylliandonelfherendkeflugen (his serial production number was scratched out, and multiple sources says that this is an ancient Alezanian lesser deity, thus the strangeness therein), attempted to join the Brotherhood in -22 [[EC]]"--Dentyl Cane.
+:While the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]] often meditated on this question and crafted several answers, the incident that occurred afterwards is very important. An [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]] with a skeletal frame of what is believed to have been ghoulwood, known to us as Narthcuhgylliandonelfherendkeflugen (his serial production number was scratched out, and multiple sources say it is an ancient [[Alezan pantheon|Alezanian lesser deity]], thus the strangeness therein), attempted to join the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]] in -22 [[EC]]. --Dentyl Cane.
-"No one really knows who said what. A debate by the usual factions was formed. It is known that the arguments on both were complicated enough to drive men mad. The arguments came to the point where it led to the incident."—“Salty” Gibbons
+:No one really knows who said what. A debate by the usual factions was formed. It is known that the arguments on both were complicated enough to drive men mad. The arguments came to the point where it led to the incident. --"Salty" Gibbons
-“The eventual event ended in the [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]] being accepted. When he was inititiated by having the light of the great darseed oil lantern shone upon him (A secret rite of ancient times, perhaps older than the Brotherhood themselves according to most [[Occultologists]],), the light was black instead of white. This is because someone replaced the darseed oil with [[Quezlar's Quaff, Inc.|Quezlar's Quaff]] boiled into a gelatinous substance. The ectomechanaut disappeared when the dark beam hit him. We don’t know as to why, and we did not feel brave enough to test this beam on someone else.”--Jermaine Loweltree 78th.
+:The eventual event ended in the [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]] being accepted. When he was inititiated by having the light of the great [[darseed]] oil lantern shone upon him (''a secret rite of ancient times, perhaps older than the [[Brothers of the Lantern|Brotherhood]] themselves, according to most [[Occultologists]]''), the light was black instead of white. This is because someone replaced the [[darseed]] oil with [[Quezlar's Quaff, Inc.|Quezlar's Quaff]], boiled into a gelatinous substance. The [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]] disappeared when the dark beam hit him. We don’t know as to why, and we did not feel brave enough to test the beam on someone else. --Jermaine Loweltree 78th.
-“We also do not know who did it, despite multiple investigations, and numerous anonymous tips, we have yet to find the guilty party. Some theorize that it was the pranksters who had been painting luminescent vandalism on our walls. Others believe that it was none other than the illustrious Brother who had championed his not being accepted into the order, and others believed that it was merely an error caused by a mislabelling of boxes.”—Marque Cho’gall
+:We also do not know who did it, despite multiple investigations and numerous anonymous tips. Some theorize it was the pranksters who had been painting luminescent vandalism on our walls. Others believe it was none other than an illustrious urBrother who had championed his not being accepted into the order, and others believed that it was merely an error caused by a mislabelling of boxes. --Marque Cho’gall
 Police reports are as follows:
-“Photographic studies and internal design schemata proved that the Alchentity in question was quite possibly Thomas, the technically first known sentient [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]]. The scratched out serial number was probably his creator’s signature, which was scratched off, seeing as he didn’t have a serial number. If found, he is still wanted for questioning in the events concerning his creator’s death.” Detective  Bernhard Lenhork.
 It has been said by many witnesses that there was no trace of him left, and he did not appear to be in pain when the beam hit him. Some witnesses claimed that he smiled. It is a proposed theory that he set up the beam, and it did not kill him, but moved him somewhere else. Others claim that he wished to die, because he knew what he had done, most likely attempting to implay that he killed his master.
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 Citations: [[Zyrgian Asylum]], [[EUPHORIA]], [[ectomechanaut]], [[Quezlar's Quaff, Inc.]]
---[[Theophenes]]
+--[[User:Theophenes|Theophenes]] 15:39, 8 Apr 2005 (EDT)

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 "The incident of the Darkened Lantern, as it were, is mainly consistent of a moral conundrum, which is admittedly not novel for the [[Brothers of the Lantern| Brotherhood.]] It must then be realized that although this was one that lacked a definitive answer, as do most of the [[Brothers of the Lantern| Brotherhood]]'s favorite questions, it must then be realized that the difficulty lied neither in the question nor the answer, but that a situation demanded an immediate, and simple response, which was what was really so dangerous about it."--Bikari Smallwood.
-The argument in question was whether alchemical intelligence (abbreviated A.Int. by most people in the field) in [[EctoMechanaut]]s was capable of contemplating the spiritual. It must be noted that Ghyllians abroad sought this question in interest after the death of Bolma Knengsken-Drasselmeyer died shortly after attempting to sneak into the [[EctoMechanaut]] factories of FMC in order to answer this question when his hive-lord posed it to him. He left babbling madly in police custody and then completely disappeared. The hive-lord shortly disappeared afterwards in equally strenuous circumstances. After this, the question became quite popular, especially amongst [[Euphoria| Ectomechanut Use Protestors Horrified at Obvious Racketeering of Intelligent Alchentities]] (the common definition of objects with any form of alchemical life energy), more commonly known as [[EUPHORIA]]. This is commonly known, and occurred in -37 [[EC]]
+The argument in question was whether alchemical intelligence (abbreviated A.Int. by most people in the field) in [[EctoMechanauts]] was capable of contemplating the spiritual. It must be noted that Ghyllians abroad sought this question in interest after the death of Bolma Knengsken-Drasselmeyer died shortly after attempting to sneak into the [[EctoMechanauts|EctoMechanaut]] factories of FMC in order to answer this question when his hive-lord posed it to him. He left babbling madly in police custody and then completely disappeared. The hive-lord shortly disappeared afterwards in equally strenuous circumstances. After this, the question became quite popular, especially amongst [[Euphoria| Ectomechanut Use Protestors Horrified at Obvious Racketeering of Intelligent Alchentities]] (the common definition of objects with any form of alchemical life energy), more commonly known as [[EUPHORIA]]. This is commonly known, and occurred in -37 [[EC]]
-"The brotherhood often meditated on this question and created multiple answers, the incident that occurred afterwards is very important. An [[EctoMechanaut]] with a skeletal frame of what is believed to have been ghoulwood, known to us as Narthcuhgylliandonelfherendkeflugen (his serial production number was scratched out, and multiple sources says that this is an ancient Alezanian lesser deity, thus the strangeness therein), attempted to join the Brotherhood in -22 [[EC]]"--Dentyl Cane.
+"The brotherhood often meditated on this question and created multiple answers, the incident that occurred afterwards is very important. An [[EctoMechanuts|EctoMechanaut]] with a skeletal frame of what is believed to have been ghoulwood, known to us as Narthcuhgylliandonelfherendkeflugen (his serial production number was scratched out, and multiple sources says that this is an ancient Alezanian lesser deity, thus the strangeness therein), attempted to join the Brotherhood in -22 [[EC]]"--Dentyl Cane.
 "No one really knows who said what. A debate by the usual factions was formed. It is known that the arguments on both were complicated enough to drive men mad. The arguments came to the point where it led to the incident."—“Salty” Gibbons
-“The eventual event ended in the [[EctoMechanaut]] being accepted. When he was inititiated by having the light of the great darseed oil lantern shone upon him (A secret rite of ancient times, perhaps older than the Brotherhood themselves according to most [[Occultologists]],), the light was black instead of white. This is because someone replaced the darseed oil with [[Quezlar]] Quaff boiled into a gelatinous substance. The ectomechanaut disappeared when the dark beam hit him. We don’t know as to why, and we did not feel brave enough to test this beam on someone else.”--Jermaine Loweltree 78th.
+“The eventual event ended in the [[EctoMechanuts|EctoMechanaut]] being accepted. When he was inititiated by having the light of the great darseed oil lantern shone upon him (A secret rite of ancient times, perhaps older than the Brotherhood themselves according to most [[Occultologists]],), the light was black instead of white. This is because someone replaced the darseed oil with [[Quezlar]] Quaff boiled into a gelatinous substance. The ectomechanaut disappeared when the dark beam hit him. We don’t know as to why, and we did not feel brave enough to test this beam on someone else.”--Jermaine Loweltree 78th.
 “We also do not know who did it, despite multiple investigations, and numerous anonymous tips, we have yet to find the guilty party. Some theorize that it was the pranksters who had been painting luminescent vandalism on our walls. Others believe that it was none other than the illustrious Brother who had championed his not being accepted into the order, and others believed that it was merely an error caused by a mislabelling of boxes.”—Marque Cho’gall
 Police reports are as follows:
-“Photographic studies and internal design schemata proved that the Alchentity in question was quite possibly Thomas, the technically first known sentient [[EctoMechanaut]]. The scratched out serial number was probably his creator’s signature, which was scratched off, seeing as he didn’t have a serial number. If found, he is still wanted for questioning in the events concerning his creator’s death.” Detective  Bernhard Lenhork.
+“Photographic studies and internal design schemata proved that the Alchentity in question was quite possibly Thomas, the technically first known sentient [[EctoMechanuts|EctoMechanaut]]. The scratched out serial number was probably his creator’s signature, which was scratched off, seeing as he didn’t have a serial number. If found, he is still wanted for questioning in the events concerning his creator’s death.” Detective  Bernhard Lenhork.
 It has been said by many witnesses that there was no trace of him left, and he did not appear to be in pain when the beam hit him. Some witnesses claimed that he smiled. It is a proposed theory that he set up the beam, and it did not kill him, but moved him somewhere else. Others claim that he wished to die, because he knew what he had done, most likely attempting to implay that he killed his master.
-As to whether or not the brotherhood has been able to find out about the creation of [[EctoMechanauts]] (supposedly a major part of their decision to accept the [[EctoMechanaut]] into the [[Brothers of the Lantern| Brotherhood]]), those who did investigate, have all since died except for two, both of whom have gone mentally insane and are now currently living in the [[Zyrgian Asylum| Zyrgian Asylum for the Mildly Mad]].
+As to whether or not the brotherhood has been able to find out about the creation of [[EctoMechanauts]] (supposedly a major part of their decision to accept the [[EctoMechanuts|EctoMechanaut]] into the [[Brothers of the Lantern| Brotherhood]]), those who did investigate, have all since died except for two, both of whom have gone mentally insane and are now currently living in the [[Zyrgian Asylum| Zyrgian Asylum for the Mildly Mad]].
 Citations: [[Zyrgian Asylum]], [[EUPHORIA]], [[ectomechanaut]].
 --[[Theophenes]]