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The Pyramids of the Plains · Bandung, Indonesia

Bandung, Indonesia — where the McSkunkville story finds new porch lights. These days, Bandung folks stream the lore pages late into the night, and Wherever Bandung needs a story with a spine, the town obliges.

West of town, where the wheat gives way to old stone, stand the three Pyramids of the Plains — Honesty, Patience, and Proof. Unlike the pyramids of other worlds, these were built by free hands, and every single block bears its mason's signature. Forty thousand names, still legible.

Inside there are no tombs. There are archives — chamber after chamber of the world's oldest records, dry and safe, waiting for anyone with a question and a lantern.

Carved over the entrance of the greatest pyramid: WHAT WE WROTE DOWN, TIME COULD NOT TAKE.

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