What to make of this map? It appears to contain the entire world. Not flat as they claim, either, but round – like a ball. Like The Apple. But how is such a thing even possible? Stranger still are the lands it shows – great patches of the unknown. The unexplored. So many places yet to be discovered... Are there men there? Are they like us? And if not – different how? I should like to know the answers. Perhaps – in time – I'll have the chance to travel. To chart a course and make my way to these distant lands...
Commentary: Notice the places where the map shows there are pieces of Eden? Ireland, Iceland, the Canaries, Egypt, the Levant, Morroco, Iran, the Balkalns, North Africa, Estonia, Tibet, northern Spain.
All of these places have one thing in common. They were all targets of some foreign invasion and even an attempt at colonisation at some point. At some point, some Empire: be they the British, the mongols, the communist Chinese, the French, the Portugese, Austrians. It implies that there is a connection with imperialism/colonialism and an attempt to obtain these pieces of Eden. Desilet and his team are associating the Templars or even just humanities attempts at domination with the Pieces of Eden. It could be that the Templars orchestrate a lot of foreign invasions just for the sake of stealing away these pieces of Eden for their own use.
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