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[zoid]

i believe "lune" could be referring to several things here.

1. its french for moon so he may have just needed to rhyme it (never thought i would use 8th grade french again(

2. i dont remember exactly but i believe that lune is also a mathematical term for a section of the surface area in a sphere. with all the talk about squares i suppose there is a small chance this could be what hes referring to, though i think the moon is more likely.


on another side not i just googled lunar calendar to see if it could explaint he seven sisters and ironically enough the website has the lunar calender up to 2037.

[notgordian]

It seems to me to be referring to constellations: The Seven Sisters (the Pleiades) is preceded by Taurus--the brightest star in Taurus is Alderbaran, which means "The Follower" (implied, of the Pleiades).

The "lune" reference would thus tell us to think about the night sky.

[Misroi]

Interesting tidbit. There's seven sisters, but only six of them are easily visible. The seventh, Merope, is dimmer, though other myths claim it is Elektra or Sterope.

Could those three be the three Smile was looking for earlier?

[notgordian]

Either that, or it could be referring to the "three" that led to the Follower--if you trace the three stars that makes up Orion's Belt, it leads to Alderbaran, which follows the Pleiades.

Heheh...."it's on....Orion's....Belt...." what a great movie.

[Wang Guantao]

Yeah, that movie rocks.

They NEVER made a sequal!

[WolfHawk]

[Tordek]

The moon is a circle -- a pie -- in the sky...?

[notgordian]

Another update on my favorite Deus City enigma...while this could be out of game, it's still one of my favorite parts so who gives a damn.

Smile updated her profile--as far as I know, it could have been a few weeks ago, or even months ago. As usual, I wrote back in hackneyed verse but here's her profile.

[WolfHawk]

Yeah, at the very least, Smile is a distraction. It is interesting to see what s/he pops out with.