[ They appear to be newspapers, detailing a disaster in a place called St. Fountain. There is an image of a strange, red creepy crystal captured, and writing made in confusion as well as anxiety about the suddenness of their unexplained appearance. The crystal here resembles a similar appearance to the crystals More managed to witness along the path before stepping into the facility.
Also, in one of the newspapers, there is the word "Honkai" associated with it, as a potential previous disaster of some sort. Though, the longer More reads the words, the more elements change.
The words shift to detailing a strange, vague "event" which caused tens of thousands of people - maybe more - to suddenly disappear overnight. Mentioning of "strange monsters" appearing without further elaboration or helpful descriptors.
Then, the change of the location "St. Fountain" shifts to "Earth", and the number of people who disappeared shifts to "████████" and every other word repeats imminent collapse of civilization without any rhyme or reason. The images that he sees of the crystal red spire turns completely black, leaving nothing to be seen, and then the words are blotted out entirely as the ink begins to run for an inexplicable reason.
...Seems like there's nothing else to glimpse here. ]
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Also, in one of the newspapers, there is the word "Honkai" associated with it, as a potential previous disaster of some sort. Though, the longer More reads the words, the more elements change.
The words shift to detailing a strange, vague "event" which caused tens of thousands of people - maybe more - to suddenly disappear overnight. Mentioning of "strange monsters" appearing without further elaboration or helpful descriptors.
Then, the change of the location "St. Fountain" shifts to "Earth", and the number of people who disappeared shifts to "████████" and every other word repeats imminent collapse of civilization without any rhyme or reason. The images that he sees of the crystal red spire turns completely black, leaving nothing to be seen, and then the words are blotted out entirely as the ink begins to run for an inexplicable reason.
...Seems like there's nothing else to glimpse here. ]