Thanks to
Rune the museum curator, the tag next to the painting doesn't tell the name of the artist and the piece, but rather this cryptic riddle:
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In the end, it was incompatible definitions of “a working holiday” that destroyed the otherwise beautiful friendship between The Mouth of Sauron and The Nazgűls.
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Well, fortunately we have clever symbologists like
Aganzir who can trace the riddle back to this ritual painting by the Illuminati:
Just kidding. The Illuminati is never involved. The riddle was simply a misquotation of the famous thought by
Oddwen:
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The Mouth of Sauron knew that Sauron suffered from Vala envy, but when care of a tree was given to the Nazgul and took precedence over their usual vile duties, he knew something had to be done.
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Okay, that was a lie, sorry about that. The Illuminati don't like their secrets revealed. Please have this lovely get well card by
Firefoot as a compensation for my lies, and for the tears of pain this round of paper telephone may have caused:
And most of all, thank you all for playing! It was a fabulous round.
