The Akasha terminal was...how do I explain this...
[He hums a little, while he thinks.] The Akasha was the repository of all the collated knowledge of everyone in Sumeru. Anything someone learned or thought was recorded, and could be searched up instantly, via a terminal in the ear. It collected our dreams in order to gather this wisdom, and so adults in Sumeru stopped dreaming, for five hundred years.
It was the invention of Lord Kusanali, our archon, before she was diminished and sealed away, and it was her who decided to shut it down and return dreams to the people of Sumeru. The Akasha had become a tool in the Sages oppression of the people, over time, and she believes that there is no singular path to wisdom...thus, the Akasha was not infallible.
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[He hums a little, while he thinks.] The Akasha was the repository of all the collated knowledge of everyone in Sumeru. Anything someone learned or thought was recorded, and could be searched up instantly, via a terminal in the ear. It collected our dreams in order to gather this wisdom, and so adults in Sumeru stopped dreaming, for five hundred years.
It was the invention of Lord Kusanali, our archon, before she was diminished and sealed away, and it was her who decided to shut it down and return dreams to the people of Sumeru. The Akasha had become a tool in the Sages oppression of the people, over time, and she believes that there is no singular path to wisdom...thus, the Akasha was not infallible.