Inside the room was what remained of a workbench in the dim blue light of her Focus, it revealed a glimpse of what the room once looked like. Stale air rushed up to meet Aloy and she peered down to see a narrow-rusted ladder. Eventually, the Nora felt a seam in the ground and found a handle for the door just as thunder began to hum in the skies. Aloy made her way forwards and knelt at the door and began to dig with her hands. It looked like a hollow in the ground with a hatch door. Her Focus picked up something in the ground at the base of the building. It wasn’t ideal, but the picky die fast in the wilds. She would have to find a place to rest for the night, but where?īeyond the bench were the rough shapes of walls and a collapsed roof. The sky had darkened considerably since Aloy had arrived. The Sobeck Ranch was in a desolate stretch of land with little natural cover from the dust storms, which seemed common in the area. The wind suddenly picked up, and Aloy was forced to remember where she was.
It connects Canada, the United States, Mexico, and the countries of Central America. The Focus scanned one of the larger shapes on the trinket.Ī continent comprising the northern half of the American Land mass, connected to South America by the Isthmus of Panama. It was a blue marble with green shapes etched onto it. The globe spun naturally in the dusty wind as Aloy held it up to examine it closer. A spherical representation of the Earth with a map on the surface. Her Focus lit up once more, and the information appeared before her eyes.Ī Globe. The Nora looked up at Elizabet’s face once more–to ask permission–before Aloy took the object into her own hand. Something small in Elizabet’s hand caught Aloy’s eye. Was Sylens right to say that Aloy had two mothers: Elizabet and GAIA? Genetically identical in every single way.Īloy still didn’t know if she should consider Elizabet as her mother, but she couldn’t help but feel some form of kinship with the woman who had given everything to create the world Aloy lived in. The face appeared through the visor, and when Aloy’s eyes focused beyond her own reflection on the glass, little changed. The glyphs read a name Aloy already knew. She placed a hand on the lapels of the woman’s environment suit, and her Focus sprung to life. The body sat slumped and alone on a bench surrounded by beautiful, iridescent flowers. What can I do to help?”Ī tear ran down Aloy’s cheek as she regarded the remains of the woman before her. I don’t need some Machine, this GAIA to tell you or me that you can and will do it. Not this!” He gestured wildly around himself, “If this is what the Delvers say happened and a Machine really made the world and jez… That sounds far too religious for you and me.” Erend cringed in pain, “I know you.” Erend looked at Aloy square in the eye, “You’re gonna do it. You should be riding off into the sunset, causing bandits and Machines alike to wish they’d never crossed your path. Maybe you’d travel to Meridian anyway, the world is too big and the Sacred Lands are too small. “You should be worried about the next big thing in your life after the Proving. The first person she thought of when Aloy realised she needed help. But how?ĬYAN does her best to help by reminding Aloy that people, like computers work best with a support network and like all things, all roads lead to Meridian.
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