>Do so.
>Also look down upon the destruction we have wrought.
>You make your way toward the end of the tunnel. Outside, you can see a fairly severe drop down for dozen feet before leveling out. Ahead, you can see large crystalline sphere perched on the edge of a peak of shapeless crystal that brings to mind the top of a used candle. The base of the peak comes comes to the bottom of the cliff face you are currently poised over, creating a wide valley between them. The crystalline bridge is a rounded protrusion, roughly in the shape of an icicle, that extends out into the darkness and inclines downward toward the lower portions of the sphere. It is close to four yards in diameter at its base here, rounded gently, but it tampers to significantly smaller diameter by the time it reaches the other side. Below you can see a few more of these crystal bridges spanning the valley at various angles, but not seeming to lead anywhere. Further out, you can see the valley gives way to a precipitous drop where the border was opened. All around you, you can see hundreds of masses of floating crystal, their previously smooth exteriors broken and marred by the force of the border opening. Thousands upon thousands of shards of crystal hang in the darkness like cold and silent stars. Looking toward the right and some distance below, you can glimpse the silvery glow of the doorway that brought you here.
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>>>Having thought long and hard about this, Purvis Hobotech is pleased to wholeheartedly steal the Insight Point system from the Skyseas Series. You may use an insight point to draw upon Yukari's vast pool of
largely forgotten experience and knowledge to derive information that is likely accurate about a situation. Or to put it more bluntly, you may use an Insight Point to gather clues or hints about a certain thing or situation. You may ask for information out of the void ("How do I think I should get around this") or confirmation on a thing you've yet to test ("Will biting one of those roots taste like pain?"). As this is a function of Yukari's knowledge, it is possible some questions cannot be answered with confidence, upon which you'll be told something of that nature and the point will not be lost. As well, if your thoughts on a question closely resemble the truth, and you can demonstrate this by citing evidence ingame, you may have it confirmed and not lose a point since you've done some good thinking and we like to reward this kind of thing. That will be subject to the parser's whims.
>>>You have three insight points now. You may gain a new insight point by making adequate explorations and observations of new areas. You may get others at random, based on how well you please the parser with your understanding the situations at hand. There is nothing to be gained by hording them up til the end of the game, so use them as you feel necessary.