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| Myst Island-Myst itself is full of history and great scenes. In realMyst, Myst is full of colorful sunsets/sunrises, breathtaking stars at night and sunny during the day. We see some seagulls and butterflies in the island. In the woods there is Ti'ana's grave with some blue flowers. When you first link onto the docks turn around and enter the forechamber. Go down to the pot of water and turn around, click the small button the right wall. Enter in the number 08 to hear Atrus's message. Click the button on the pot to hear it. Fool around with the pot for a while. Selentic-The journel talks about this age being filled with beautiful lakes, trees and grass, until a natural disaster happened turning into a barren wasteland except a small part that still has trees and grass. This age has amazing sunset but mostly appears a light blue. Mechanical Age- The mechanical age was once a beautiful city rising from the water surrounded by three hills. Black ships came and invaded the city killing most of the inhabitents. The Mechanical age is a dreary place in the original game and probaly the smallest of the ages. In realMyst the Mechanical age is filled with puffy clouds and water lapping at the shore. Channelwood-The channelwood was once a big island with large trees where humans and monkey like creatures lived. A natural disaster happened and the island sank into the ocean leaving the trees. The humans and monkeys sake refuge in the trees. By the time you get there all inhabitents are gone due to Sirrus's and Achenar's rule over this age. Stonehip-When Atrus first linked here he said there were three boys on the island and it rained alot. In realMyst it does rain alor here, it never stops. At night you can see the lightning streak across the sky. Rime Age- Atrus sais this age is diffrent then what he normaly writes. This age is in a arctic climate and very cold. At night Atrus said he could see colorful lights in the sky. It is here the Atrus conducts his experiments on crystals to see live pictures within and age. |
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