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This gives a really nice image of someone literally 'pulling the strings' of the empire, making the moons do their bidding... Which could be either an emperor or empress, or a shadowy force _behind_ the throne ;-)
I have changed my mind about my first line of translation:
A few days ago I got my stardust-grubby hands on a copy of the HV books, and am slowly working my way through that. in it, Aliya tells Talliin that her last name, Elasra, means "moonflower", and her nickname "El" means "rock".
Looking at the script author's name again, I'm more confident in the "free/exalted" translation of the first half of this name to mean "Aliya". Looking at the second half, we have [rock+plant+shape]. I was thinking, if "tree" is [noun+plant+high/elevation], perhaps [plant+shape] (shape of a plant) could mean flower? Then the word could be translated as "rock+flower" which is pretty close to moonflower, right? So it probably does mean Aliya Elasra, if its not too much of a stretch, and not the unravelled meaning behind the name Mazwai like I originally thought
my name is ALI-YAH RE-EN-EL and I was born on CAT-RE-BO-FAR-SET
in time/age beyond/after holy/divine/sacred (quality-itself-place-not-all-is) Empire
of (town? forest?) beyond/after
owned/held/taken/carried/kept twenty moon/world in hand
of rope owned/held/taken/carried/kept in sailor's hand
I was first child and next woman
I write/record this word/symbol of language of truth
I wish/hope/dream truth will lift/raise/rise/ascend from this word/symbol
of water on earthy/muddy thing
lead/show/guide/point/reveal beautiful jewel/treasure/gem/crystal
Yup. Seriously disappointed. Honestly, if they'd made that clear, I might have actually been interested. Now I'm just bummed.
I'm happy. I really enjoyed the books, and this is as good as a sequel could be to me. The Books scratch a particular itch that always comes when I really enjoy a narrative game