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*'''Historian:''' ''Thank you for stopping, friend. I am a historian and teacher here from Baghdad on a mission of academic research.'' | *'''Historian:''' ''Thank you for stopping, friend. I am a historian and teacher here from Baghdad on a mission of academic research.'' | ||
*'''Basim:''' ''I imagine there is much to study and explore here in [[Al-Ula|AlUla]].'' | *'''Basim:''' ''I imagine there is much to study and explore here in [[Al-Ula|AlUla]].'' | ||
*'''Historian:''' ''Oh yes. The carvings in the rocks here at | *'''Historian:''' ''Oh yes. The carvings in the rocks here at [[Ikmah Mountain|Jabal Ikmah]] date back many centuries. My students are examining them now.'' | ||
*'''Basim:''' ''Students? Where are they?'' | *'''Basim:''' ''Students? Where are they?'' | ||
*'''Historian:''' ''That is the very reason I called to you. Three of them have been gone a very long time. I begin to worry.'' | *'''Historian:''' ''That is the very reason I called to you. Three of them have been gone a very long time. I begin to worry.'' | ||
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Creative Interpretations was a virtual representation of one of Basim ibn Ishaq's genetic memories relived through the Animus.[1]
Description[edit | edit source]
A historian from Baghdad asks Basim for a favor.
Outcome[edit | edit source]
Basim checked on the scholar's students and reported interpretations of the carvings to the historian.