Story so far
When Carl asks Juice Box whether she ever actually touched Epitome Tagg before the dungeon started, she answers no — they just blew him up a lot, because he was always in the Flag Room and she could never get to him.
That answer is the last piece Carl needed. Never having been physically touched, Tagg could conceal that he was a cyborg, and Carl says it out loud: sometimes the most obvious answer is the real one.
Appearance
The protected inner chamber of a faction's castle, where the warlord remains beyond reach.
Role
The sanctum whose protection let Tagg keep his cyborg nature secret.
Relationships
The Dream — Located in the Dream's headquarters
Sources — 7 recorded facts, by chapter
Chapter 4
- The room inside the Princess Posse's stronghold, next to their own throne room, where recruits are sworn in and final defensive preparations are made.
Chapter 17
- The faction command room where territory alerts are read and war strategy is set, Carl's destination this chapter.
Chapter 18
- The stronghold's warded core, holding the faction flag and the list of active enchantments.
Chapter 19
- The Princess Posse's war room beneath the Fupa, where warlord interfaces work and speech stays private for eight days.
Chapter 37
- The castle chamber holding the campaign battle map, now reachable without leaving the base.
Chapter 55
- The command room where Carl's inner circle gathered days before the raid to hear Rosetta's theory.
Chapter 93
- The warlord's inner sanctum where Tagg always stayed, which is why nobody ever laid hands on him.