Minecraft:Telos
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Template:Infobox location Telos is the primary setting of Minecraft: The End. It is an Minecraft:End city.
Geography
Telos is located on a typical End island with Minecraft:chorus fruit, thus heavily suggesting an Minecraft:end highlands biome. The city itself is implied to resemble a normal End city from Template:MC, and the towers which it comprises are frequently alluded to. One of the rooms in the city is an armory large enough to hold 60 endermen.
There is an End ship next to the island, which serves as the base of Fin and Mo, and is frequently visited by their allies, including Minecraft:Kan. The End ship is filled with materials collected by its residents. Below the End ship, the humans started getting materials to build something, getting as far as harvesting chorus plants and mining Minecraft:End stone. It is unknown whether this structure was completed.
The city is located in the End. This dimension is stated to be in endless night, though the calendar is still observed; Telos residents celebrate a holiday called Endermas with songs and the giving of gifts.
History
Template:Spoiler warning The city itself is implied to be older than "the idea of a Minecraft:clock".
Telos is impacted by a phenomenon named the "Tide of Memory", which frequently resets the town to an earlier state. This phenomenon occurs once in the duration of the plot, which is implied to take place over several Minecraft:Overworld Minecraft:days.
Early on in the plot, the protagonists' End ship is searched by Minecraft:Karshen, causing the protagonists to travel around the rest of the dimension. Later, the towers of the city fall shortly after a brawl in the Armory, but the city quickly returns to how it was before due to the Tide of Memory. By the end of the narrative, humans also live in Telos and the denizens thereof salvage materials left from the inventories of fallen adventurers, mostly valuable minerals.
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Visitors
Trivia
- "Telos" is a Greek term that refers to an "end" or "purpose".<ref>Template:Citation</ref> This is similar to this book's use of the word for "end" in different languages as names for each of the characters.
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