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Angel of Death (1812) - After Richard Tennant Cooper
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It’s further into the future than you can ever imagine. There have been rumors of something glorious buried in these fields for centuries. English is a very dead language that only a few experts can decipher. They’ve found something. Deliberate looking rock, carefully crafted. As they dug up more of the ancient artifact, they became more and more certain that this was a message. For years, the people tried to find a translation. Some claimed it was an ancient art piece, others believed it could be a piece of religious content, possibly an offering or the remains of a small shrine to the gods. ‘Fuck you’ is now the most expensive piece of archaeology out there. A museum, famous for having the best security in the world, houses it. People from all over the galaxy come to lay eyes on the true mystery. Marvelous.
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