We had a good run. Thanks for the memories!

My last attempt said that as well. Tried to ask Dolos about it...

This just in.... apparently there is something called a Cero Mackerel. So I'll just shut up now.

Spanish Mackerel, to be precise.

Holey Mackerel

Haha, just saw this. I actually have dabbled in Blender, but not quite what I had in mind.

@AureateAegis Something I noticed a while back on the butterfly. I viewed the page in simple form and the butterfly was orange, not blue. Why did he change it? Is that a clue? Maybe, maybe not.

The tip The point The edge Fate Eternity ....

His response to OE is interesting

My last interaction with D0105

I wonder if it would be better to read the ring without considering the keys at all. I get too distracted by the keys as I read. I try to apply everything too soon.

The keys are the cipher. The cipher is the lock. The keys are the keys. The keys are the lock... Maybe part of the key is the cipher and part of the key is the "key" to decode the cipher. I've mostly used the full content of the keys as the cipher, but maybe that's the problem.

Is there a reasonable way to turn or rotate the keys?

I've considered the colorado river for a while now but can't narrow it down. It winds like a snake. Colorado means color red. The Hoover Dam has marvelous power, etc....

If nothing else, I love how unique this idea is. Some interesting ideas!

Yeah this is tricky. I've been considering maybe that each key has an imposter on it. Like Dolos copying the statue but not finishing the feet. For example: DOCE is a fake because the "O" is turned the wrong way. Or, the word is incomplete. The O belongs to the ring poem. TROJAN is a fake for the same reason. And VEINTI is spelled wrong, or it is incomplete as well. All 3 have an issue with a single letter. Could that be the end, like the feet being the end of the sculpture? Thats where Dolos stopped. Forget why you know it's the end...the defect/missing part. Also, conveniently all 3 defects are found on the bow of the keys. Hint: rainbow.

I'm not sure I follow why the flutterby response would be correct. I know where the word came from but why would that be the answer?

Looks like you were pretty close. Wonder what was wrong?...

I have ideas for the numbers and then ideas for greek mythology, but they have nothing in common.

How is it that we can find the end and not forget or forget the why without knowing the end? So frustrating.