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|Casson French=Endoune | |||
|Gothic=π°π½π³πΉπ΅πΉπΈπΏπ | |||
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The '''Endussy''' is a significant megalithic structure constructed around the [[End Portal]] shortly after the [[Great Spawning]]. It is an inverse pyramid constructed of stone brick stairs, leading down to the portal. It begins at ground level and tunnels deep underground to the lowest point of the pyramid. | The '''Endussy''' is a significant megalithic structure constructed around the [[End Portal]] shortly after the [[Great Spawning]]. It is an inverse pyramid constructed of stone brick stairs, leading down to the portal. It begins at ground level and tunnels deep underground to the lowest point of the pyramid. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:23, 9 September 2024
The Endussy is a significant megalithic structure constructed around the End Portal shortly after the Great Spawning. It is an inverse pyramid constructed of stone brick stairs, leading down to the portal. It begins at ground level and tunnels deep underground to the lowest point of the pyramid.
Etymology
The word endussy is a portmanteau of end, referring to the end dimension through which the inner portal leads, and pussy, referring to the concave hole-like shape of the structure. At the time of its construction, some other names were in use due to the apparent vulgarity of the name endussy to some of the original builders. These included the end staircase and the end pyramid, though in the end only the term endussy survived.
History
Construction of the endussy began in late June 2023 and was completed on 18 July the same year.