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''Andrew Herts made the machine<br />'' | ''Andrew Herts made the machine<br />'' | ||
''that became a legend in | ''that became a legend in Stalburg–<br />'' | ||
''a creature, once known as the<br />'' | ''a creature, once known as the<br />'' | ||
''god of the underground. The<br />'' | ''god of the underground. The<br />'' | ||
''machine runs on five ingredients:<br />'' | ''machine runs on five ingredients:<br />'' | ||
''sand, rocks, water, ornis, and (humans?)<br />'' | ''sand, rocks, water, ornis, and (humans?)<br />'' | ||
''Herts made the machine because<br /> | ''Herts made the machine because<br />'' | ||
''he claims to "save the poor people".<br />'' | ''he claims to "save the poor people".<br />'' | ||
''The machine is called the Headless<br />'' | ''The machine is called the Headless<br />'' | ||
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("ornis" means "bird"). | ("ornis" means "bird"). | ||
*In the S.N.W. [[bunker]], there is a computer displaying encrypted text, which, when decoded, produces part of the text "Homeless People (made the) machine". However, this information contradicts the information in the note, which states that the machine was made by [[Andrew Herts]]. A possible explanation is that the machine was actually ''made of'' homeless people. | *In the S.N.W. [[bunker]], there is a computer displaying encrypted text, which, when decoded, produces part of the text "Homeless People (made the) machine". However, this information contradicts the information in the note, which states that the machine was made by [[Andrew Herts]]. A possible explanation is that the machine was actually ''made of'' homeless people. | ||
*In the [[wasteland]], the hidden cellar provides some information about the machine in relation to the "black world". | *In the [[wasteland]], the hidden cellar provides some information about the machine in relation to the "black world". | ||
*The machine can be physically seen in the "Underground Justice" ending, in which Mark is captured by Stalburg Underground, brought into the underground city, and sentenced to be executed via the machine. The machine's opening is large enough for a man to fit, and kills via decapitation. This suggests the machine's interior may be similar to a guillotine. | *The machine can be physically seen in the "Underground Justice" ending, in which Mark is captured by Stalburg Underground, brought into the underground city, and sentenced to be executed via the machine. The machine's opening is large enough for a man to fit, and kills via decapitation. This suggests the machine's interior may be similar to a guillotine. | ||
Additionally, there is a etching of what looks to be a headless bird above the machine. | Additionally, there is a etching of what looks to be a headless bird above the machine. | ||
===Open Sewer=== | ===Open Sewer=== | ||
*Several mentions of "the underground god" are present throughout Open Sewer. | *Several mentions of "the underground god" are present throughout Open Sewer. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The Machine's entity name in city_gates is "machine_relay". | *The Machine's entity name in city_gates is "machine_relay". | ||