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*Thesis: The Fall of Juperos*

By Fayruz Khrhiyha

Sage Castle Researcher

1. Preface

2. Juperos Background

3. Theory Behind Its Fall

Scholars are certain

that the Juperos civilization

used to be located above the

ground, but it is now buried

beneath the El Mes Plateau.

The reasons for the city's

ruin are still nebulous...

There is much speculation

about the reasons for Jupero's

downfall, but any documentation

from that time period has been

difficult to find. As for now, any evidence we have regarding

Juperos is inconclusive.

In spite of this lack

of empirical or concrete

data on the civilization of

Juperos, our modern world

may be able to learn much

from that ancient city's ruins.

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Hmmm...

A whole chapter

dedicated to saying,

''We know absolutely

nothing about something.''

I should write a book~

ruin are still in debate...

However, new findings

regarding the history

of Juperos have allowed

us to make a few conclusions.

...

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..........

This is all just idle

conjecture! This paper

isn't developed enough

yet to be a real thesis...

Juperos was built over

a thousand years ago in

an era of peace just after

a major war. Contrary to

popular belief, there isn't any

evidence proving that Juno may

have descended from Juperos.

In fact, there is a

strong possibility that

another war, between Juno

and Juperos, resulted in Juno's

independence from Juperos and

the destruction of any existing

documentation from that era.

Yes... Of course!

It all makes sense now!

a major war. There is now

direct evidence linking Juno

to Juperos proving that Juno

was but a part of Juperos.

Just like Juno, Juperos

was a society that prided

itself on its advancement

in the sciences which played

a permeating role in civilized

life. Science was reponsible for Juperos's rise and downfall.

Huh. This writer keeps

talking about theories,

but the more I read, the

less clear I am on what

the theory actually is.

I don't think there is one...

What is most unsettling

is recent evidence, including

a first hand written account,

regarding the role of one of

Jupero's foremost scientists

in that city's rise and fall.

If these writings are

authentic, then what actually

happened was that a scientific

revolution occurred as a direct

result of one scientist's effort to manipulate the energies of the

artifact known as Ymir's heart.

This one man and Ymir's

Heart are credited with

the success and prosperity

of the Jupero's civilization.

However, there are various accounts prior to Jupero's fall

detailing his work with chimera...

This scientist, supposedly

in his passion to benefit his

people by finding a scientific

method for immortality by using

chimera for testing, was driven

insane. He experimented on

himself with disatrous results.

There was an error in the

energy calibration of Ymir's

Heart and the scientist was

transformed into the monster

we now know as Chimera. He

and his test subjects were set

loose into the city of Juperos.

These immortal Chimeras

razed the entire city, killing

countless people. Apparently,

a team of scientists were able

to salvage a fragment of Ymir's

Heart, and use it to lauch part

of Juperos into the sky.

That section of Juperos

eventually developed into

the city of Juno. Since the

scientists who launched Juno into the sky all immediately died

afterwards from an unknown cause, they left no documentation.

The Chimera, and the

laboratory in which it

was created, is rumored to

remain beneath the ruins of

the once great city of Juperos.

Ugh... My head hurts

too much from reading

a book for smarty people.

I know! I'll play videogames!

This...

This is supposed to

be a research thesis?

There's barely any

research in it...

Hmm...

This isn't heavy

enough to be a real

academic work. It must

not even be finished yet.

Nah...

I'm tired of reading.

Ironically enough.

I don't feel like

reading this. Not

enough pictures...

It looks very sophisticated...

I know this book...

But I don't feel like

reading it right now.

This thesis is

looking pretty good~

Of course, I did have

a hand in making it...