Isolated audio files of The Shining Trapezohedron?

[AnonyNoob]

Just as a small project I decided to attempt to pick up speaking Eschatonian. Through various resources I've gotten a grasp on the alphabet and several textual examples of it used in-game, but I figure it might also help if I could get the lines heard as clearly as possible, to help get the kind of 'flow' of it.

So...Anyone got them? Devs willing to help? Would the devs be mad if I tried to look into how to pull them from the game files? :x (I hope not but I respect them enough not to if so)

[ClockworkXI]

Feel free to extract them (not sure how, but no objection towards it). Wish we could help you more than that!

[AnonyNoob]

Well, after some brief research I think I figured out how to extract the files. Now my issue is they're in .aiff format and I'm not sure where to go with that haha. Google suggests itunes can convert to .mp3 but every time I try to point them out to Itunes it freezes. Gonna have to keep experimenting I guess...

Edit: WAITNEVERMIND. Figured it out! Was using the extraction tool improperly haha, got it working now! (When done properly using Unity Assets Bundle Extractor, they'll come out as .wav files.)

I'm 99% sure I got all of them, thanks guys :)

[xTerminatus]

Dev & AnonyNoob. Can the files of the voices only, be shared?
Just because I loved the voice of the Shining Trapezohedron =)
It's amazing and I would love to hear it's inspirational wisdom and the parts it tells the story.
I even have a video from all bosses saved on PC and watch it just to hear that lovely voice.
Best horror voice of all

[ClockworkXI]

We'd rather the files not be publicly shared. What you do privately is non of our concern. So if AnonyNoob want to somehow share them with you, it is perfectly fine with us.

[PaleBlueDot]

Isn't the trapezohedron just speaking the language used by various eldritch types in the cthulhu mythos? Cthulhu ftaghn etc.

[Sempiternox]

The Shining Trapezohedron speaks Eschatonian. It's a language that was created for the game by Catherine Le Caroff, the writer of Thunder Lotus. It's mostly inspired by Old English and German, but some letters of the Eschatonian alphabet also seem to be influenced by the chant in "The Call of Cthulhu":
"Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn."

D= Ct'
E= Eh
F= Fh
G= Gl
I= Y
L= Lw'
M= Mg'
N= Ng'
P= Ph'
R= R'l
T= Tag'
U= Ui
W= Wg
Y= Yeh'

You can find the complete alphabet and some interesing info about the language here.

[DragonByDegrees]

I THOUGHT there was some German in there! TST is so stereotypically evil it's funny. When I first heard it speak, I was like "Oh, of -course- your language sounds like the lovechild of Lovecraft and the Third Reich, glowing red and black shard of evilness." The voice actor for TST is very entertaining, especially with those maniacal laughs!