There’s Public Works

Keeping the Lights On in There

 

Archie Explores

 Like any developing world, There is a big place and must take a lot of work crews to get all the power lines and supply pipes hooked up.  Let’s take a look at what keeps the lights on in There…

 

The Job of the Hut 

Huts throughout There are for the public’s benefit although they rarely have anyone really doing much in them, they are a neat looking feature we shout be proud of.  You can spot decent some electrical work in some huts, so they could hang a light fixture.  I saw some, check the pictures.  You can see the wires, too.  But where do they go? It’s a mystery, but we will continue to search for the explanation.  If you know where the wires are plugged in, lead to, or have any suggestions, please contact me.  Thanks!

 

“Feelium” or should it be “Freelium”? 

Theories abound regarding hidden underground power sources, including the far-fetched idea that the entire globe of There is filled to bursting with feelium. I doubt it, ‘cause if the Big Drain allows us all not to be under the Big Blue Sea, then the planet cannot be full of explosive gas, but you never know.  Anyhow, I’ve have always thought “feelium” should’ve been called “freelium” because it is so plentiful, and we never have to gas up our vehicles or pay any high gas “fees”.

 

Tyr is Another Story 

Tyr of course, is probably running off the crystal energy from that big tower “downtown”. Well, that would be my guess. Other places like Tabu, Saja, frankly,I haven’t a clue. Some sort of “alien afterglow” or something, your guess is as good as mine!

 

 

Egypt’s Artifacts Tour 

On the island we call Egypt, electric wires are there, too.  Down in the dank halls of the ancient chambers, weak light bulbs flicker on and off, leaving you wondering if you’ll get stuck down there in the dark.  Still, where do these wires come from, who put them there, and when, like 45 years ago?  It’s a mystery. 

 

 

 

Some say there is another world out beyond the stars, where “they” are controlling everything that goes on in There.  From what I can see, however, are only endless stars, and an occasional space PAZ (portazone).  I have no idea how an avie could get to some other world to prove that theory, my hoverboat won’t even fly at that altitude, although it will drop back to the surface of There. * sigh *

 

 

 

 

Hidden Power Plants? 

And, there are a few other clues as well.  For a long time, many avies thought perhaps the odd place known as the Wishing Gate, where there’s a mysterious “entrance” at the end of a canyon that you cannot pass through.  Seems to me it must have a secret way to “wish” your way through.  I’m sure lots of wishes have been made there, but I don’t as of yet, know the right “wishes” to make it work.  But you know what? I can easily imagine a huge underground factory behind the cliff wall there.  Hmmm… chugging, churning, gears and wheels turning out mega-watts of energy to keep the entire world in the “juice”.

 

Most likely is the wind mills found here and there on Caldera, not all that far from the wishing gate, mind you.  Perhaps they generate just enough power to keep the faulty light bulbs weakly glowing in the Egyptian tombs.  Probably those Thereian desert winds cranking those rusty windmills provide a few watts of output.  Imagine the barnacle encrusted electric cables that run under the big blue sea to the other islands.

 

… ‘hmm …

 

After all, I hear tell –that There is run completely on a “resource based” system (lol), and it is designed to be relatively free of waste.  That’s also the beauty of the “Feelium” fuel.  Just a little smoke, not too bad.  I can’t even smell it at all!  I also imagine that the Therosine used in fire pots and torches around There is distilled from the same stuff.  I’ll have to check with the There Research Institute for some more information on fuel refinement.  

So if you ever catch a workman out hooking up wires, or toting a barrel of fuel, don’t let him just sneak off without asking him -  “Hey! Where do you guys get the “juice” from, anyway??” (Then, …duck!) lol!