In the intricate weaving of the oceanic timekeepers, the clocks silently record the pulsations of the deep. Each gear, an echo of a wave; each tick, a heartbeat of the sea. These devices are not mere instruments but extensions of the elder mind, designed to quantify the immeasurable dance of currents and tides with precision.
Time in the abyss does not follow linear bounds but is a cyclical rhythm, much like the rise and fall of the lunar tides. The elders constructed their clocks not to govern but to understand these rhythms, using materials found deep in the ocean's embrace.
As we delve into the mechanics of these elder clocks, we uncover a forgotten language, a script written in the rustling of kelp and the murmur of sirens. Each component, from the corroded bronze to the bioluminescent displays, tells a story of the ocean's wisdom.
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