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''It is clear from my research that, in addition to the endearing Tarutaru and the unsophisticated Mithra, a third race once lived here on the plains of Sarutabaruta.'' ''The ancient towers that the Tarutaru call the "Horutoto Ruins" look to have been made for people their size, but there are peculiar..."

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Created page with "thumb Located at (K-6) beside the Zanbibi River in East Sarutabaruta, this monument has words carved into the stone:<br> <blockquote> ''It is clear from my research that, in addition to the endearing Tarutaru and the unsophisticated Mithra, a third race once lived here on the plains of Sarutabaruta.'' ''The ancient towers that the Tarutaru call the "Horutoto Ruins" look to have been made for people their size, but there are peculiar..."

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Located at (K-6) beside the Zanbibi River in [[East Sarutabaruta]], this monument has words carved into the stone:<br>

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''It is clear from my research that, in addition to the endearing Tarutaru and the unsophisticated Mithra, a third race once lived here on the plains of Sarutabaruta.''

''The ancient towers that the Tarutaru call the "Horutoto Ruins" look to have been made for people their size, but there are peculiar differences in design and style.''

''Indeed, they closely resemble the "The Tower Like a Hand" in a sketch my father Gwynham once sent me.''

''Yet the tower he saw was in Valdeaunia in the north of Quon, a great distance from its counterparts here. Clearly, an advanced civilization once covered this world.''

''I believe I can still hear its echoes in Vana'diel today, or perhaps it is just my imagination running wild.''

''--Enid Ironheart, 777 Crystal Era.''
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==See Also==
*[[An Explorer's Footsteps]]
*[[The Collective Annals of Gwynham and Enid Ironheart]]

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