event

Tri-moon Countdown

Summary

The Tri-moon countdown tracks the approach of the Tri-moon and shard crisis, reaching twelve days remaining by day 22.

Known Details

  • The Tri-moon affects water at Torisle Point, where locals expect high water.
  • The shard crisis requires a repelling device and may require the Barrier to go down.
  • The countdown moves through the coastal, Pact, and shield crystal mission sequence.
  • Chronology preserves a date discrepancy: day-21 metadata says 6th Jan 1002, while day-22 says 6th Jan 1012.
  • On Day 32, the Tri-moon appeared in daylight roughly 16 hours ahead of schedule, with daylight showing it as a crystal while the Barrier looked normal and the small chunk remained visible.
  • Jin-Loo’s records found similar daytime Tri-moon events on 104 AD, 339 AD, 629 AD, and 1012 AD, though the count was recorded as three events in 1,000 years.

Timeline

  • day-17: Tri-moon shard crisis becomes part of security council urgency.
  • day-20: Pact and Freeport planning happen under the countdown.
  • day-22: The notes record Tuesday, 6th Jan 1012, with 12 days to the Tri-moon.
  • day-32: The Tri-moon appears during the day, 16 hours early.

Open Questions

  • Is the day-21 date a typo or evidence of time anomaly?
  • What exact date will the Tri-moon event occur?
  • Why does the record list four dates while describing three events?