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PrePub - Ascendance of a Bookworm

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[–] No_Nick_Needed 6 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 children)

It was pointed out in the past, that rather than individual accesses to the sewers, the temple had a communal disposal spot in the courtyard, to which the attendants had to carry the chamer pots. And seeing how even the orphanage director's chambers doesn't have a toilet (it was mentioned that it was Delia's job to empty Rozemyne's chamber pot), there's no way the basement of the orphanage would have one either.

[–] neshura 6 points 1 year ago (1 children)

The sewers might have been connected to the temple in the city remodeling in anticipation of large scale paper production. Not entirely sure if anything of the sorts was mentioned and even if it was I doubt Georgine would know about it (her information network inside the temple was likely cut off entirely before the city remodeling) but it's an option nonetheless.

[–] talisein@vocalounge.cafe 5 points 1 year ago

The blueprints for the sewer remodel were drawn up by Sylvester's scholars, some of whom were in Georgine's thrall, so presumably she can have a very accurate map. But.. I suppose if Ferdinand did a final check & amended it to include the temple and then handed it directly to Sylvester, this scenario could happen. All that said, connecting the fresh water tunnel to the workshop wouldn't exactly be a doorway, and while the tunnel is empty there's no reason for any final connection at all.