Silas was grateful that there were at least the books and scrolls available for him to claim, or he'd have written this expedition off as a waste of time thus far. What little he'd been able to see from glancing at the Enochian manuscripts did not seem to reference anything about the Seals, but he'd assumed that would be the case- the most sensitive information was likely behind the sealed door in the main room, including that of the Armageddon Seals. If there was any to find- he wasn't exactly brimming with confidence that there was any pertinent information here, but he kept his skepticism to himself. Fanning the flames of conflict between the lot of them seemed like a poor decision at the moment.

It was somewhat of a relief when Souta, Mary, and he found the sun tablet. And according to a message from Akoni, they'd found a similar tablet, along with a similar message inscribed. [i]"The false light will clear the path."[/i]

[i][color=goldenrod]And the true light will inspire. Hm.[/color][/i] Curious. He glanced about with the others as he entered into the main room and quickly found the slots to place the tablets, or so he assumed. They were the right sizes for the job, after all. He mused for a moment as Souta spoke up, positing his theory, as well as Mary's cautionary statement. He thought briefly, then nodded.

[color=goldenrod]"I believe you're right, Souta. Think about it- 'the true light will inspire.' Logically, the sun tablet should be placed near the skylight, as the 'true light.' And 'the false light will clear the path?' The moon should go near the door, clearly. All that said, we ought to exercise caution. As I've mentioned previously, this location likely predates humanity, which would mean it was built by Hierarchy hands. And the Laguna are loath to surrender secrets."[/color] He punctuated this statement by summoning Pleiades' blades, and reaching for Kazfiel and Sraosha's presence beyond the veil of Purgatorio.

[color=goldenrod]"We should all be prepared for whatever is hiding behind that door. Even if it's nothing, better safe than sorry."[/color]