He wore a thick green robe and skirt, a Guthixian Staff griped in one hand. His green hood draped over his head. He was on one knee, praying, his wild green beard tickling the ground of the temple. The room looked more as a cave than a temple, a layer of brown dust coating the benches, the organ, the stage, all of which were eaten away to give an organic, earthly shape, rounded more by the moss and lichen. The only thing kept clean was a shining glass orb, with five smaller orbs at the edges. Three of these orbs had a glowing, white light against he black.

The figure looked up to the orb, inwhich black light was coming out of. The hood fell off the figure, showing his features. He was wearing glasses, a fake beard and wig to dress him as Guthix. A black, RuneScape shirt was underneath the green cloth. Then, he spoke, and said only this. "omg jafex we n33d ms y dun u giv us??????? :(". And he committed seppuku, which is a Japanese form of honorable suicide.

The five orbs are as follows:
1. Silver Shines - Active
2. Public Eyes - Active
3. Wakes Fugy - Active
4. Stellar Dawn - Not yet active
5. The Fall - Not yet active

1. Silver Shines - Active-Not so sure.
2. Public Eyes - Active- I think this one is pretty obvious. People know about and want it.
3. Wakes Fugy - Active- Not so sure
4. Stellar Dawn - Not yet active- The game?
5. The Fall - Not yet active- The Fall, as in the season?

Guy Fawkes (13 April 1570 – 31 January, 1606), also known as Guido Fawkes, the name he adopted while fighting for the Spanish in the Low Countries,[1][2] belonged to a group of Roman Catholic restorationists from England who planned the Gunpowder Plot of 1605.[3] Their aim was to displace Protestant rule by blowing up the Houses of Parliament while King James I and the entire Protestant, and even most of the Catholic, aristocracy and nobility were inside. The conspirators saw this as a reaction to systematic discrimination against English Roman Catholics.[4]
Although Robert Catesby led the actual plot, Fawkes was in charge of executing the plan because of his military and explosives experience. Authorities foiled the plot shortly before its final execution, when they captured Fawkes as he guarded the gunpowder. He aroused suspicion by wearing a coat, boots, and spurs, as if he intended to leave quickly.
Fawkes left a lasting mark on history and popular culture. Bonfire Night, held on 5 November in the United Kingdom (and some parts of the Commonwealth), commemorates Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot. He has been featured in films, literature, and music, and several geographical locations have been named after him, including the Isla Guy Fawkes in the Galápagos Islands and Guy Fawkes River in Australia. The word "guy", meaning "man" or "person", derives ultimately from his name.[5]