Ordo Theoritas Headquarters

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This is the true reason we're fighting for.
―Cellbit, about rescuing Felps from the Federation

The Ordo Theoritas Headquarters is a place built mostly by Cellbit on Day 49, under his secret office. It's currently still mostly under construction.

During the time where Cellbit left the Favela to infiltrate the Federation, he gave his house to Forever, at which time he also owned his Office and the Ordo Theoritas Headquarters.

Description[]

The Ordo Theoritas Headquarters is a place located under Cellbit's base and Office, accessed by an elevator hidden behind a wall on the office's corridor. Theoretically, the base is only known to Ordo Theoritas members, but it is unknown the full extent to which it is known. The decoration of the place is based around cyan terracotta blocks and white lanterns, with both materials present in the vast majority of rooms, save for "The True Reason" and "What We Fight For" rooms.

Entrance[]

The entrance to the Headquarters is hidden inside a wall within Cellbit's Office, located besides a chair and a chess board. It has a big 3x3 Ordo Theoritas logo, some white glowstone in the floor and a white lamp. It leads to two corridors, both of which lead to the main hall.

The entrance had no logo during Cellbit's villain arc (Days 64-72), wherein he removed the symbols as a combined effort to infiltrate the Federation.

Main hall[]

The main hall is accessible by two mirrored corridors linked to the entrance, covered by cyan terracotta in the ceiling, floor and walls, with white lamps used to illuminate the area. There's a big Ordo Theoritas logo in the center of the room, as in other places of the HQ. The purpose of the room is to be a central hub to other areas of the base, most still under construction.

Intelligence Sector[]

The Investigation Room[]

After realizing that the Office had become too widely known by outside players, the Investigation Room was built to be where Cellbit investigates the mysteries of the island, being most prominently featured during the community effort into solving the QSMP ARG, however still being used in other occasions.

It is a small room, with a dual-monitor computer featured prominently in it, with a small chair for Richarlyson occasionally being present.

Evidences Room[]

The Evidences Room is filled with chests, meant to store evidences against certain players and some NPCs. They are usually written using Book and Quills, mostly stored without having been signed for easy editing in the future. This room is still under construction, being fairly simple in design.

"Remember The Reason" and "What We Fight For"[]

Remember the Reason Museum Ordo Theoritas

"Remember the Reason" is museum-like room filled with paintings depicting the Cucurucho's devious and devilish nature. The room's intent is so Ordo Theoritas members won't fall into their tricks and never forget who the order's villain is.

Likewise, "What We Fight For" is another room of the same type, except this one depicts their motive and objectives. This room is filled with paintings of Richarlyson, indicating the well-being of both the eggs and the organization members to be their main reason for fighting.

Both rooms have a picture of Felps at the end of their hallway, but for different reasons. The former is because Cucurucho kidnapped Felps and took him from them, as such it acts as a memorial. The latter being because Cellbit promises to get Felps back from The Federation's hands and won't stop until he does so.

Meeting Room[]

The Meeting Room is a place for meetings with members of the organization. The room has a large table in the center with lots of papers, having paintings of Richarlyson around it and the symbol of the order on the middle wall.

The main reason why the Headquarters was built was to have a great meeting room that only a few people would actually know, being built shortly after the base was first excavated.