CorvusEntry = "<font size=12 face=Corvus color=01492f><p align=left>April 22, 2009\n\nWhat an adventure! I was invited to come to this world by its owner, Jojon. He started to build this age and had the idea to invite other people to help him. I am the first one in a hopefully long range of creative people to implement their ideas. This is a very interesting project and I think there will be many surprises to discover when I revisit at a later date.\nWhen I came here I found a beautifully constructed elevator that brought me to the top of one of the three very high rock pillars. On my explorations I discovered ropes that could be useful for the construction of a cablecar to one of the other pillars. With my climbing equipment I risked a dangerous trip deep down the abyss and much to my surprise I found a gondola on a ledge, partially broken, but not beyond repair. With great effort I managed to haul it up. I won\'t go in details, but I made it serviceable. The globes on top seem to be the energy source for the cablecar, and they obviously get charged by the daylight.\nNow I could reach the second rock and there I discovered a small cave. It provides shelter, but no comfort. I also found this hidden niche and I will leave this notebook here for my followers to write down their stories if they want to.\n<font size=26 face=Corvus color=01492f><p align=left>Corvus<font size=24 face=Corvus color=01492f>       $ "
PerlensternEntry = "<font size=18 face=Tricia color=460037><p align=left>\n\nMay 3, 2009\n\nI\'m the second one who was invited by Jojon to help in this age. On my way I saw something blinking out of the sand. I take my shovel and dig it out. It was a wonderful shiny crystal. Then I saw more and more of those crystals. I follow the way of the crystals and find a long metal bridge. The bridge brought me to the third tower and brakes behind me. So I\'m caught here and have much time to look around. I find another hut and in there are very big, shiny crystals. And now I have to wait for somebody else here who repairs the bridge. \n\n Perlenstern"
RTREntry = "<font size=24 face=Sharper color=0000ff><p align=left>\n\nMay 10, 2009\n\nI felt the need to put in something before I leave.\n\nMy first visit here was just a week ago.  I found the spiral structures frustrating but intriguing.  The mechanisms were fun to ride, though.  And I can\'t stop thinking how valuable those crystals are, found scattered around the age.\n\nMid-way through the week, the haze finally settled enough for the sun to come out.  After observing it for a few hours, it appears that the planet for this age must rotate once every 6 minutes!  Not sure how this world stays together despite the centripetal forces tugging it apart.  Is it stable?  Don\'t want to hang around long enough - I\'m out of here!\n\nRTR"
Ametistentry = "<pb><font size=20 face=Michelle color=221166>\n May 20th 2009.\n I\'ve taken a ride in the cable-car, awesome! I found a nice cave with glowing crystals embedded in the walls, fascinating! I have used the elevator and got this wonderful view of the rising sun.\n While climbing around the cliffs I heard a funny noise, further investigation revield a column of slowly marching bugs, heading downwards. I collected them with careful hands and brought them back to the ledge. Undeliberately I placed them on a sharp edge of the rock and they immediately started to chew the rock, leaving a hollow behind! Could it be those bugs that have eaten on the rock and created those smooth curves?  To examine further I placed two of them on a ledge at the third tower, where the rock still has very sharp edges. To be able to get there, i had to fetch a plank from home to get over the gap on the bridge. Oh, happiness! Two of them started to chew along the inner curve, while three of them are standing tight together, moving as they were communicating. The two bugs that are already eating, can be heard eating! Oh, I must come back often to see how they are doing!\n\n ametist"
JojonEntry = "<font size=18 face=Sharper color=224422><p align=left>\n\nJuly 26, 2009\n\nPhew, sometimes things just don't work out as planned.\n\nI came back here with a ton of work to do, but upon leaving, I have done no more than tacked the armload of lightfittings I brought to the walls of the tower one shaft. My compatriots seem to have been doing much better for themselves; their exploits and discoveries, described in this book, are intriguing -- it was a good idea to put it here, I must remember to thank Corvus for bringing it, as well as the bed. I stuffed some rocks under the latter, to prop it up, since I kept rolling off - we can't all be wilderness savvy, I suppose.. Oh well, better effort next time, I can only hope, unless any disappointed explorers throw me into the abyss first...\n\nNote to self: for the next time, I must remember to bring some planks to cover up that hole that has opened up at the back of tower two. This place has enough hazards as it is...\n\nJojon"
Corvus001Entry = "<font size=12 face=Corvus color=3426b2><p align=left>\n\nAugust 12, 2009\n\nHere I am again! I felt almost like returning home as I read the welcome message at the linkin point. Then I closed my eyes and opened them again, but everything still looked very pink! What has happened here? Walking slowly to the cable car I came across some big blue crystals that suddenly started to shine and glitter as a huge sun arose at the horizon and moved quite fast across the sky. It's amazing what happened here during the last few months!\nReading in the visitor book I found out about the others who came here. Very interesting! I hope we can meet here some time.\nFortunately now a looong bridge connects the second rock pillar with the third one. Arriving there somehow exhausted I heard an odd noise. That must be the rock eaters Ametist found! I never saw bugs like them before. I reflected on Ametist's theory about the bugs creating the rock pillars and wondered if they could also have something to do with the blue cystals. Could they evolve from their metabolites? This would be a great research project.\nIn a small cave nearby I found some huge crystals and one of the bugs that obviously was dead. I took it with me and decided to build a little lab where the research could be done.\nI found a convenient place in the cave near the ladder on the second pillar. I had some problems getting in. A few steps behind the entrance I always get stuck and have to try hard to squeeze me in. And I'm slim! Imagine how hard it was to bring all the lab equipment inside. But giving up is not an option for me.\nIt was time to leave Relltoo again and there was one thing left to do that I didn't want to miss: take a look at the hole Jojon mentions in his notes.\nIt was easy to find and I bent over it to find out how deep it was. I couldn't see the ground and moved a little closer. Too close! Suddenly I lost my footing and fell downwards. I fell and fell and thought it would never stop. But then I landed surprisingly soft. Perhaps caused by a strong ascending air current. And what a surprise! I found myself in a large room with an open front. Alongside the opening a beautifully crafted balustrade. And how nice the light changes with the moving sun! I love this place. I wish I could have stayed longer...\n<font size=26 face=Corvus color=3426b2><p align=left>Corvus<font size=24 face=Corvus color=3426b2>       $ "
Perlenstern001Entry = "<font size=18 face=Tricia color=460037><p align=left>\n\nSeptemper 28, 2009\n\nNow I made my second visit to RELL-TOO. I realized that many explorers have been here since my last visit. From others I heard that the metal bridge is fixed. So I want to try this at first.\n I make a ride with the gondola and go down that long ladder.   \nOh Oh ...it is broken again.\nOk now the long way back. There I find a laboratory. What are people doing there ??? Are they analyzing the crystals or are they build the crystals ? Are the crystals perhaps not natural ? I have to think about that and go up the long ladder, run around for a while and fell into a new whole. At the end I find a nice balcony with a broken balustrade. I feel cold.....is somebody falling down there ? I don't hope so. Ok I go back to the starting point and use the elevator. At the top of tower 1 I find a way of clouds. Long, dangerous and very nice. So I could reach tower 3 and see the critters. One of them was watching me from every side. What a creepy feeling. From where are the critters comming. Are they natural or also the effect of experiments in the laboratory ? There are so many questions. I hope I'll meet some explorers the next time to discuss about all this questions.\n\n Perlenstern"
RTR001Entry = "<font size=24 face=Sharper color=0000ff><p align=left>\n\nOctober 24, 2009\n\nI finally had a chance to fix that leaky air valve under the tower 1 elevator.  The steel iris I installed really keeps that air flow under control.\nSo many changes to this place since I last wrote... The creatures, the new lab, the amazing chain of clouds... But I wonder about those other explorers, James and Allison.  After reading their diary, I wondered whether they were the cause of the break in the channel between towers 2 and 3.  Are they alright?\nHope so.  Time for bed.\n\nRTR"
RizeEntry01 = "<font size=24 face=Uru color=006600><p align=left>\n\nDecember 2, 2009\n\nI was rather supprised when I was asked by Jogon to visit this Age. I haven\'t been with the Guild long, but I guess that dosen't matter...\n\nAnyway, to Rell-Too. It is certianly different than other Ages than I've been too. How these rock formations were formed, or how they remain standing is quite a mystery... Although, given what happened earlier, I may have an explination for that. You see, as I was walking across the walkway to Tower 3 from Tower 2 (I wanted to see how bad the hole was to possibly try and get somthing else to put across the gap) the entire thing gave a loud groan before falling out from under me. Thank Yeesha for my Relto Book, otherwise I would have been a Rize-pancake at the bottom of the Age. Very unsettling thought.\n\nWhen I Linked back in, I only confirmed what I already knew what happened; bye-bye bridge. It seems that the small part anchored on Tower 3 is still there... That was when I saw the floating crystals.\n\nThat\'s right, floating crystals. It seems that, at least the ones formerlly on the bridge, float. Huh, certianly unexpected (although, given the number of things I\'ve seen in Ages that would usually be impossible, I really shouldn\'t be supprised by this). At any rate, that got me thinking, \"Could some magnetic field be responsible for keeping the towers (and now, apparently, the crystals) afloat?\". Certianly somthing worth looking into at some point. Unfortunately, I don\'t have the knowhow to test this for myself, but maybe someone else can...\n\nAlso, anyone wondering about the Nexus book by the link-in point, I brought it. Thought we could use it and I had some spares that I wrote for my Ages.\n\n\'Till next time!\n\n-R.B."

DefrelltooJournal = CorvusEntry + PerlensternEntry + RTREntry + Ametistentry + JojonEntry + Corvus001Entry + Perlenstern001Entry + RTR001Entry + RizeEntry01


DefJamesJournal = "<font size=14 face=Nick color=000033><p align=left>\nAlison.\n\nWhere do I begin with her? Whenever she says something she makes it so simple. Hah, now it sounds like I\'m in love with her or something (which I\'m not!) I\'m writing this to stop her before she makes a big mistake. You see, she thinks that all these journals littering all the ages are idiotic. \"Why do all these people leave all their thoughts and feelings about matters out plainly for everyone else to see?\" In a way I do agree with her. Sorry folks. Nevertheless it makes it possible for me to leave a book here, in Rell-too for<pb>\n\neveryone to read without risking Alison to understand what it is. To her it will just be some silly explorer littering her workplace. I REALLY hope that\'s what she\'ll think when she sees this. If not someone will have to tell my family I love them.\nOk, now I\'m babbling. I\'ll try to keep this to the point from now on. Alison\'s up to something, that\'s the subject. If she wasn\'t she\'d tell me, right? There must be a reason why she chose this place out of all the options she had. So let\'s start from the beginning shall we?<pb>\n\nMy name\'s James and I was assigned to work here with Alison a few days ago. Apparently she has been making two or three small visits inspecting the age and wanted an assistant now that she has decided it was worth working on. I don\'t think I lived up to her expectations. It\'s not that I\'m not doing what is required of me, it\'s the fact that personally we\'re like day and night. She\'s analytical, takes everything way too seriously and rarely laughs at my jokes. I\'m nice, handsome and I\'ll put my number in the back of the book ok? No I won\'t do that. If I<pb>\n\ncould call other explorers there\'d be no need for this journal in the first place. Apparently this age is pretty old but supposedly it\'s still accessed by the public, which might lead to some interference with our work later. To Alison\'s relief most people went with the DRC. I think knowing this age is empty makes it dull, I hope someone would decide to visit us.\n\nSo I came here, both our lives were sorta ruined but the work is interesting enough for us to keep on going. This age consists,<pb>\n\nas you\'ve probably seen, of three large rocky pinnacles with a twist. At first we stayed on the first one analyzing rock samples, trying to measure the distance to the ground(so far there doesn\'t seem to be one, or maybe we just need a longer rope), you know that sort of thing. Pretty boring if you ask me and Alison\'s dry persona doesn\'t help. Upon arriving I wished I had stayed in the city and let some other poor soul get this job, thinking to myself that this place must be what a prison age felt like haha.<pb>\n\nAnyway, amazingly enough there\'s a cable-cart up and running. (What the?) Alison was too afraid to get on so I was the first one over. Only when I\'d been back and forth a few times did she get the courage to get on it, but not alone. I don\'t blame her for being terrified though, the ride is pretty scary. The cart itself is tiny, certainly not fit for more than two. I\'m not even sure it could handle the weight of more people in its current state. Then there\'s the fact that there\'s no apparent ground here and you just decided to dangle over miles and<pb>\n\nmiles of empty air. Heck I almost peed myself the first time I went over. The cart we found on the first rock which I\'ve affectionately named \"Fred\". You should have seen Alison\'s face when I told her I\'d named the pinnacles; she stared at me for so long I think several days passed. Rell-too days, not Earth days obviously! There\'s a mark on the cart shaped like a footprint which seems strange. Logically it would be two feet if this is human-made. So either the people working here had a special relationship to right feet<pb>\n\n(because they felt \"right\"?), this is the place where one-legged people are sent to work or we\'re dealing with an alien species that has a limb shaped like the sole of a human foot. This is just a few of my theories, but be assured that they all got a day-long stare from Alison when I told her about them. She did laugh at the thing about \"right feet\", so she\'s not completely humorless (she\'s human!) but of course it\'s only the dual meaning in the pun that amuse her, not the visual idea of people with feet on pedestals that I personally found more amusing.<pb>\n\nSecond rock (Barbara) didn\'t prove to be much more fun structurally than the first one. The same rock, the same spirally structure towering into the sky. Interestingly enough they all seem to end at the same height. Did something cut them off at the top years and years ago? The top of Barbara didn\'t feature the same annoying \"roof\" of rock making it look like a mushroom. Still impossible to reach the actual top though, there are no good places to get a grip on so you\'re a few feet short of getting up there. Alison says she doubt the view<pb>\n\nwould be different if you managed to get a bit higher, or that the rock is suddenly different, or that we\'ll discover a sentient being... but that\'s not the point. It\'s the accomplishment. Now we\'re so close to the top but can\'t get there. Of course I could try to get there, that means another side project and even less sleep. What wont we do for our little obsessions? What might be of some help is a leftover structure from whoever was here before on the inside of Fred. There\'s a fan of some sorts and a cable that leads straight up into the rock<pb>\n\n(and straight down to the ground?). If I can figure out how that works it might lead to some new insights. I wish there were more insights to the small alcove we found on Barbara. That pillow looks new-ish which gives me hope that someone has been here at least semi-recently (which explains the cable-cart running like a charm).\n\n In a way it\'s funny. Even though we have this whole age I\'m not really that busy. The short days are getting at me though. A quick visit is fine, maybe even spiffy,<pb>\n\nstay a few hours and that spinning sun is enough to drive you mad. Then you get back to the city and there\'s no time at all, no wonder my sleep cycles are screwed up right now! Maybe it will pass in a few weeks. And the heat... at first it was almost unbearable. Never come here without a bottle of water and sunscreen, that\'s a lesson I\'ve learned!!\n\nIt just occurred to me, the way I\'ve been describing Alison she sounds like a robot. That\'s only because she is a robot when<pb>\n\nshe works and whenever we don\'t work I try to spend as much time as possible with other people. Believe it or not she\'s actually pretty nice once you get to know her. I\'ve only been here a short time, but I think we\'ll make good friends eventually. She\'s softened a little so obviously my charming persona has had an effect on her after all. :)\n\n Tomorrow we\'ll see if that gangway to the third rock can bear our weight.  Now I\'m off to a place with a nice and cool shower."
