Hellenic
To/From: djanek@cascade.internal.gate, lriggs@cascade.internal.gate
Lenora, was I right?!
It certainly seems so, Daniel. The site is somewhere in the eastern Aegean Sea, and although we can't confirm yet, we've found nothing to suggest a bifurcation. Celestial observations are identical with our own, if you adjust for roughly two-and-a-half thousand years.
Incredible. Did you take perforation readings?
Of course. They were as you predicted. The place is a nexus. It gives Flathill a run for its money. The locals seem to be aware of it, too.
The region seems extremely active, but Delphi or Mount Olympus? None of them hold a candle to this. It's a magnet.
Well, it doesn't seem to have worked out very well for them.
What do you mean?
Wait for the TR footage, it'll tell a clearer story than I ever could. You'll be stunned.