Something just occurred to me about Mount Minakami. Chronos found out about the relic buried underneath the mountain after investigating the source of the earthquakes right? Whose to say that there aren't more relic scattered about? The entire earth is a lot of ground to cover, and I bet we have not considered the deepest parts of the ocean yet! It was my chance that Chronos discovered the relic. They were extremely luck to find a fully functioning one to boot! Perhaps Chronos has scanned the earth in some manner with their precious ark, but I can almost bet you that Chronos has not covered every nook and cranny just yet. What is the Advocacy's opinion on this? Do you think Chronos has covered all the parts of the world? Do you think their is a chance that there are othere relics out there? Perhaps even on another planet in our solar system? Maybe mars?

Would absolutely love to see a lost deep sea relic which still functions.

Heh, I love the Martian Uranus's experiments idea.

Well there was the recked one in Arizona so its likely there could be others laying around yet to be discovered. Possable in the depths of the mariana trench, under the ice in the acrtic circles or there could be some form of relic on the moon. Not just ships there could also be hidden places like the Silha and Waferdanos scatter around the globe just whating to be found.

Edited August 25, 201411 yr by Adolphus Strigoi

Win the depths of the mariana trench, under the ice in the acrtic circles or there could be some form of relic on the moon.

 

This is where I hope Guyver goes with the story. All 3 of them.

Well, the one in Minakami was the most important one, the only functional one to of been found. Others like Arizona would be harder to find because they are dead silent ships. Earth is a small planet, but to humans it's size is huge to traverse and excavate. Whatever ones are left are likely going to be harder to find. Especially since the the discovery of the Minakami one was an accidental fluke. They pretty much followed a scientist who had a crazy theory.