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1. the black hole at the centre of brittle hollow
2. the towers on the sandy of the hourglass twins
For a minor spoiler: try searching the ash twin when the sands are low
Is there another way to be transported from a place to another. Is there a specific location with lots of that ? In that place a location seems broken but it is not.
If you don't manage to use that broken location there are more clues that may help which are on another planet : brittle hollowmore preciselythe black hole forge The clue are:
-A warp tower’s alignment point is not its warp receiver. Rather, a warp tower always aligns with the center of its corresponding astral body.
-The warp reciever must be located on (or in close orbit around) the relevant astral body.
-The Hourglass Twins are so close together they function as a single astral body, with a shared alignment point in between them.
-All of the warp towers were being constructed on Ash Twin, while the six warp receivers were being constructed at different locations.
It's all a question of timing to use that "broken" teleporter
The ash-twin gate is on the ash-twin.
The twin gates activate together.
The sand funnel has an eye.
P.S. There are no "cracks" in the ash-twin project, despite what one entry led me to believe.