Alice’s Gulliverian Halocator

This is not my original idea. I created only a page to represent the idea coined by Gaitkeeper. I gave it this name, though. “Gulliverian” refers to Lemuel Gulliver from Jonathan Swift’s novel, ’Gulliver’s Travels’. The reason if not clear is that it is a traveling device. There is also a suggestion that Lemuel Gulliver was a real person who created the first type of transportation ring…meaning he was also an Alchemist like Alice. We do not know the origin of Alice’s ring. For all, we could find out that it was in fact created by the hands of the fabled Lemuel Gulliver.

The last part of the name is a portmanteau. It combines the words ‘Halo’ (because it is a ring) and ‘Locator’ (since it helps us locate Alice’s Island). Again, we may not know the full extent of the power of this ring. The Coven of Six only knows what they have been told by Alice. The runes on the ring have not been deciphered yet. They could reveal more about this mysterious Halocator and where it truly comes from. This part of the name has a slight impression that our Halocator might not be unique. There may (or may not) be other Halocators in the world. This is yet to be seen (or not seen?).