Well, I'm refering to this specific part:
"When the Xacha began to build the temple to Laanx, Talad felt control of his people's hearts slipping away. Many of his people, curious and charmed by Galeran's power, began to workship Laanx and to forget what Talad had made for them. Talad retired to meditate and, with the power of his glyphs, to plan the most majestic fortress ever built, a building that would show the power of the glyphs and the strength of the stone, the element from which the Kran were created. After years of meditation, Talad created a tremendous wave of heat that melted the secular rock of the walls of the first level and molded this rock in the name of his chosen people. As it cooled, the wall formed a plethora of drawings and arabesques interspersed with shimmering crystals. These crystals still glow, illuminating the Temple with their light, showing the power of Talad."
But you're right after all, it doesn't mention exactly who
build it, so if he would just enlight some people to do it, surely it would be the Kran. But he conceived it himself, I think that's clear. But if after the temple construction he molded the rock himself, as it clearly says, why not build the Temple himself? But either way, if it isn't mentioned, unless people are clarified about it, we all have to just assume things so they can make sense...
So, can we make things even clearer? I'll always enjoy this kind of discussion...
