Multifarious

Myriad Reality

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Push? The energy excitation field?

@Nimda

It’s a barrier. But you can phase through it like a membrane with enough force. You can also warp out even though you can’t warp in, assuming you have that ability.

Myriad Reality

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I see. And how might I leave this place?

@Nimda

The way you came, assuming you can push hard enough.

Myriad Reality

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His name is descriptive, to say the least. Where can he be found?

@Nimda

In this domain. Only if he wants, or if you happen upon whatever part of the collection he happens to be interacting with at any given moment.

Myriad Reality

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What makes you assume that?

@Nimda

He goes by the name “the Antiquarian”. Descriptive, isn’t it?

Myriad Reality

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Who is the owner?

@Nimda

*Grins, not hiding my amusement at the question*
You really won’t like my answer.

Myriad Reality

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They’re trapped here permanently?

@Nimda

No. But it’s a domain controlled firmly by its owner.

Myriad Reality

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If he were to come here seeking superweapons, would you deny him?

@Nimda

Anyone can access anything if they know what they’re looking for. But searching for a superweapon that resides here is a fruitless venture. You’d find yourself with nothing to use it on, and no means to remove it from The Antiquary.

Myriad Reality

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How tangentially?

@Nimda

I know of his accomplishments.

Myriad Reality

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Then I have a different, related question. Are you familiar with a man named Garsun?

@Nimda

… Tangentially.

Myriad Reality

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Museums are usually known to admit anyone who desires to learn and is able to pay.

@Nimda

That would be the reason for the precise name choice. Describing The Antuquary as a museum is convenient for understanding, but it’s just as much a museum as it is also one person’t private collection.