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From: The Dawn Machine's Reflection
You are well versed in the byways of Parabola, however wild.
Unlocked with 
Set of Cosmogone Spectacles
Success
Movement in Hell
But even one such as yourself, though knowing exactly where you are, may be stranded far from any familiar point. You walk in a vast and forgotten waste, where mirrors are few and dreamers fewer. You walk out of time [...]
[see below]Description summary:
The rest of the description varies based on your level of 
To All Things An End.
| An End | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Hell sends its emissaries in the end. […] […] "The Dynamite will not rise again," […] "Nor the Pianist and her spy. The Spirifer we have put to work better suiting his station. […]" Together you step through the glass, and into the green gloom of London […] |
| 2 | It is some time before the Blind Pianist finds you. […] "The spy," […] "Escaped intact. I saw them to the Canal. […] Hell will find little purchase there now." As for the Spirifer, he has fled, with the Pianist's help, to the Iron Republic. […] She smiles warmly […] |
| 3 | […] the Blind Pianist finds you. […] As for the Spirifer, he has fled […] She extends a hand and leads you deep into the Parabolan wild […]"Once roses grew here," she says […] "Now a new flower grows." She shows you to a violet, sprouting in the middle of the waste. […] |
| 4 | Hell sends its emissaries in the end. […] They bring you to a great mirror, framed in brass. […] "The Dynamite will not rise again," their red-hued captain says. "Nor the Pianist and her spy. Hell may change, but never for them again." […] |
| 5 | […] the Blind Pianist finds you. […] "The spy," […] "Escaped intact. I saw them to the Canal. They will go to Naples, then to the Emperor's court. […]" She smiles warmly […] You walk on, under the Parabolan sun and together talk of many things, none of them Hell. |
| 6 | […] the Blind Pianist finds you. […] She […] leads you deep into the Parabolan wild […] "Once roses grew here," she says […] "Now a new flower grows." She shows you to a violet […] Its petals are red, and it is ringed with thorns. "One day," she says. "One day soon." […] |
| 7 | The Sallow Spirifer finds you […] "Hell wouldn't forget your service," […] "Nor mine. Come along, I'm sure you've got much to do […] Though it'll be hard to top bringing down the Dynamite. […] You've brought stability to Hell and that takes some doing." […] |
| 8 | […]
And then there is a man […] "I am told by mutual friends that I have you to thank for my freedom." He grins. […] "Hell shall find no purchase above. And I hope, not on you." He does not know the Blind Pianist's fate. "[…] A hero, in the end." […] |
| 9 | […] a devil in sackcloth, dressed as a pilgrim […] "We owe you a great deal. Through you, Hell may yet be renewed." […] "Once roses grew here […] Now a new flower grows." […] a violet, sprouting in […] the waste. Its petals are red, and it is ringed with thorns. […] |
| 10 | […] the Blind Pianist […] embraces you in a long hug. "I did not look to be saved," […] "But you did it all the same. […] You've given me much to think on. The Dynamite are disappointed, as are our Surface friends. But we've proven that it can be done. […]" |
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You have moved to a new area: Your Lodgings
To all things, an end. (Sets 
Playing with Soul to 100 - You have brought the conflict between them to an end. Only you can say if it was worth it)
You've gained 1 x Searing Enigma
