Here is what I have written down about Iris. From Hesiod's Theogony Goddess of Rainbow and messenger of gods Zephyrus is her consort (god of the west) Parents of Eros (god of love) Persephone was abducted by Hades Zeus sent Iris to Demeter Iris mentioned in Homer's Illiad not mentioned in Odyssey Iris carries ewer of water from River Styx On the keys surrounding Iris are not only the numbers as mentioned before that when counted on the ring poem make "is end", but also Hades, Love, Chaos, Trojan, Eros, Persephone, Pandoras Box. Iris is entwined with these words in the works that mention her. Also on the Health key where Iris is mentioned you can see part of the ring poem that crosses the top of the key says, "U Have the Answer Look On." On this key Iris is followed by the number six which when counted on the ring poem is, "Then"

I just want to know of we count the punctuation or forget it.

Or 10 and 11 on a clock face. I feel strongly that using a clock face will correlate somehow to the ring poem.

MXI could be roman numeral 1011

@The Spirit of Magic Lots of just throwing it out there ideas at this point.

Could the end be Saints? The end of greek mythology was when Christianity took over. Or could it be the Trojan war? When Zeus cut off the gods meddling in human affairs. Maybe iron the age from Hesiod's writings that is the end.

@Roof I'm confused on how love and ocho are opposites... also I'm not using opposites.

@The Spirit of Magic No. I am not.

@Roof Definitely convoluted.

I have Kansas City, MO. Every word from the keys is found there in some way. Also some of the hints on the website like Medusa, snakes, Labyrinth. I have found a sweet little spot in the city with a rainbow when following the poem very loosely, but no mountains and no gmail. I started this when it first came out and then dropped it until last week. I think I am already burnt out.

The answer to what is it is hungry. Angry is ONE and the other is it. I believe it's twist on the ole language riddle. The riddle is meant to be used so you realize that there is a bunch of extra crap that is making you think harder than you need to. If this is true with the ring poem, the the answer is yenned. What do we do with that? Look on to the next.

This has been where my thoughts are leading. Also it says look at the end. Could it literally mean the word end and not the end of anything?