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What is iris-messaging?

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∙ 15y ago
Updated: 10/26/2022

In the kid's series Percy Jackson, by Rick Riordan, the demigods were able to do something called "iris messaging". They needed a fountain of water that used light to create a rainbow (Because Iris is the goddess of the rainbow) and they offered her a golden drachma. Then they were able to ask to see something, and it would appear in the mist. ~Hope this helps! ;D

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