The Sylis Manuscript

70 years after the mysterious disappearance of the famous scientist, Dr Gustav Dulac and his companion, Archibald Sylis, a world reknowned artist and photographer, a treasure trove of unusual artifacts was discovered in the basement of a small townhouse in the village of Ilchester, England. Amongst these artifacts was a littery of pages of detailed drawings and photographs of various unusual machines, objects, creatures and places. However, a peculiar feature of many of these pages is that they seem to be written in an unfamiliar language, so far indecipherable by any man or machine on this planet. Many of these pages have been collected and sorted into what has been named the Sylis Manuscript. The bodies of the two missing were never found, but this discovery has opened up a new universe of information, which if can be decoded, may reveal the circumstances behind their disappearance, and their whereabouts during that time. The following is the collection of 1159 pages recovered from the Sylis Manuscript.

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