A new Memorial at Kings Lookout in Ae'gura

[Christopher Therburg]

Shorah everyone,

my name is Christopher Therburg but you all know me as "TGMChrist".

Today I was in Ae'gura at the Kings Lookout right next to the palace and am currently working on a memorial for the D'ni Cavern. Well today I measured the width and size for the memorial.

You are probably wondering what kind of memorial that is? Well sometimes earlier, I took a closer look at the city and I noticed that the DRC has not erected a memorial for the "Fall of D'ni", the worst disaster in D'ni history. I would like to change that and would like to erect a memorial that fits the style of the D'ni City, that can be found easily, that's admired by everyone and that's keep in memory and honor of the D'ni who died in this catastrophe. But I also need help for the memorial e.g. for installation, design and approval.

Pictures and concepts of the memorial are coming soon. It's also the first memorial I ever created.

If you want, you can meet me in Ae'gura at this weekend and we can talk about the memorial.

See you then.

[Kelsei A. Taylor]

A Memorial to the Fall, sounds like a fascinating idea. I look forwards to seeing your design.

[Christopher Therburg]

This is what the memorial will look like.


Front:


Back:


Bottom:

[Kelsei A. Taylor]

That is a very lovely concept model! I can't wait to see it constructed.

[Christopher Therburg]

It will be a fine addition to the city, you can trust me.

[Christopher Therburg]

These are the bronze plates for the memorial.

The front main bronze plate:

The D'ni text on the bottom says: re-mahnshootahntee keneet rifoonij yeret.

The back main bronze plate:


The back bronze plate at the foot of the monument:

[Traveler263]

I'm not so sure about the phrasing on that last plate, but I'm dealing with some surface stuff right now and my head's probably not entirely in it right. Something about it just feels off, not sure what.

[Christopher Therburg]

So, I redesign the back without the second back plate.



Better right?

[Christopher Therburg]

The new lower back plate.

The older one was a prototype

[Kelsei A. Taylor]

Looks good to me!