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The '''Forgotten Language''' is the language of the ancient [[Incarna]] that [[Allekatrase|Alcatraz the First]] broke so that no future generations could use the knowledge to bring destruction to themselves.{{book ref|a1|9}} Scholars tried to decipher it for centuries, including [[Attica Smedry]], thinking that its secrets might lead him to the Sands or Rashid.{{book ref|a1|3}} After finding the lens, he was able to write in the language.{{book ref|a1|20}} |
The '''Forgotten Language''' is the language of the ancient [[Incarna]] that [[Allekatrase|Alcatraz the First]] broke so that no future generations could use the knowledge to bring destruction to themselves.{{book ref|a1|9}} Scholars tried to decipher it for centuries, including [[Attica Smedry]], thinking that its secrets might lead him to the Sands or Rashid.{{book ref|a1|3}} After finding the lens, he was able to write in the language.{{book ref|a1|20}} |
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The Forgotten Language is the language of the ancient Incarna that Alcatraz the First broke so that no future generations could use the knowledge to bring destruction to themselves.[1] Scholars tried to decipher it for centuries, including Attica Smedry, thinking that its secrets might lead him to the Sands or Rashid.[2] After finding the lens, he was able to write in the language.[3]
The written language appears as random scribbles, including things like random circles, zigzags, and loop-dee-loops. The language has no pattern. [2]
The known Forgotten Language books have various subjects. These include forging a "Truefinders Lens," Smedry Talents, Inhibitors Glass, philosophy, building chariots, chicken selling records, and cooking.[4]
The Highbrary contains one of the most extensive Forgotten Language archives in existence.[5]