(Q - RD: Hello, can we know what “them” are before finding the sentinels?)
MB: Ah, there, we are in the process of… E-U-X, we agree. Yes because I responded one day, or in any case, I exchanged one day, I no longer have the exact elements in mind, and I remember that I had confused the E, the letter E, and them, E-U-X. So here, we're actually talking about the way the puzzles were written, and Max's writing. So a priori, as it was presented, I think it should be quite easy to understand. If I have correctly memorized everything that was asked of me on this point, there is a moment when we ask ourselves questions between the feminine and the masculine, is that it?
(Q - RD: No, I'm not talking about the previous questions, today it's a new question, can we know what “them” are without having found the sentries? I'm not talking about what has already been said before.)
MB: Oh well yes, I think we can.
MB: Ah, there, we are in the process of… E-U-X, we agree. Yes because I responded one day, or in any case, I exchanged one day, I no longer have the exact elements in mind, and I remember that I had confused the E, the letter E, and them, E-U-X. So here, we're actually talking about the way the puzzles were written, and Max's writing. So a priori, as it was presented, I think it should be quite easy to understand. If I have correctly memorized everything that was asked of me on this point, there is a moment when we ask ourselves questions between the feminine and the masculine, is that it?
(Q - RD: No, I'm not talking about the previous questions, today it's a new question, can we know what “them” are without having found the sentries? I'm not talking about what has already been said before.)
MB: Oh well yes, I think we can.