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Old Man's Consequences
Old Man’s Consequences is a small ancient temple located in the south of Okinowa, containing a wall prophecy constructed millennia before Luxemburg. It is the crash site of the 1994 Neutron NRG Flight Crash.
History
The temple contains a wall prophecy — a carving of a man holding tools to lead the industrial world forwards, with additional symbols highlighting the fragility of that endeavour. The structure has a natural tendency to resist wear and tear, remaining intact through the ages with little degradation.
In 1994, a Neutron NRG test flight crashed into the cliffs near this site during the Neutron NRG Flight Crash. The airplane remains buried in the cliffs.
Notes
The origin and builders of the temple are undocumented. Its survival and thematic content — industrialism and fragility — may be significant given its proximity to Okinowa and the crash site.
In the timeline
1 entry mentions Old Man's Consequences.
- 1994Neutron NRG Flight Crash — failed aeronautic experiment using Curse of Ravana energy as propulsion. All aeronautic projects scrapped. Crash site: cliffs near Old Man's Consequences, south of Okinowa.
Connections
5 pages link directly to or from Old Man's Consequences.
Referenced by
- Neutron NRG Flight CrashEvent
- OkinowaLocation
- Open Air Museum of BeluchoLocation
- TimelineTimeline