Failing-To-Win

Infinite discovery.

The mother of all findings, landed on the laps of two people, Professor Zafir and Dr Teo.

As you may know, we were on an expedition to recover lost cultures and languages, and we had began on Mount Fuji. Skipping the tourist shops to the road less traveled, Professor Zafir chanced upon a cave. It looked like it inhabited intelligent beings, for the walls were symbols, scrawled with sharp tools. Professor Zafir and I also found out that the language's name is "Giiburoishu". But whatever made these unkempt hieroglyphs seem to be long gone. We had the cave all to ourselves for as long as our meager budget allowed.

*check Professor Zafir's blog for word definitions* (He's linked)

The language, when pronounced, seemed to have a European influence. Professor Zafir was nice enough to triangulate a search area, near Bavaria, Germany. After a few days of searching, our efforts paid off when there were symbols that pinpoint the loc of a gigantic cave. Inside were the symbols, in the same language we recovered in Japan, albeit a little...different in terms of accent.
It must have been an older version of "Giiburoishu".

Impress your peers with this new language! But for vocaburlary and definitions, please head to Professor Zafir's blog. Don't miss the next episode of our exhilarating adventure!