Khyalo Alphabet
The Khyalo Alphabet is a symbol system developed by the Axiom for use with Constructs. It brings together all the symbols necessary for manipulating these mechanical artifacts.
Nature
Each symbol in the Khyalo Alphabet represents a concept, functioning like a hieroglyph. The symbols are inscribed on Constructs and serve as the interface between the Operator and the device.
Function
When using Constructs:
- Operators combine symbols from the Khyalo Alphabet
- These combinations can be created by pressing keys or making symbols associate in space
- The combinations shape complex ideas
- The Kelon core within the Construct allows these ideas to materialize within reality
Accessibility
A key feature of the Khyalo Alphabet is its accessibility. Everyone is capable of learning this alphabet and thus manipulating Constructs, without necessarily having an innate talent for Alteration.
This democratization of knowledge aligns with the Axiom’s philosophy of making technology and progress accessible to all social classes without exception.
Significance
The Khyalo Alphabet represents an innovation in how Alteration can be performed, creating a standardized symbolic language that bridges the gap between human thought and reality manipulation through mechanical means rather than innate talent.