Voretangle

"'This is simultaneously the best and worst thing built in Syberiacraft.'""—DarkErminia"Voretangle is a build in Syberia currently located in front of the Syberian Museum. It was the first build to be completed in Syberia's current iteration, being completed approximately fifteen minutes after the server went live. The build was initially seen as an unfortunate stain on Syberiacraft's reputation, especially after an user placed inappropriate signs within it, though once its status as Syberia's oldest build was made known, it became a symbol of Syberia's history and heritage. Voretangle is protected as a Syberian Heritage Site, giving it extended protection against any editing or removal.

Features
Voretangle is a large concrete structure with numerous protrusions extending from its body, which unintentionally resemble the stereotypical depiction of vore, thus giving the build its name. The interior is lackluster, seeing as the build's sudden negative reputation after its completion discouraged any additions. Torches sporadically line the walls and a set of quartz stairs lead up to what would have been the build's second floor.

History
After the Kaytower incident led to its corruption, the Syberia server was reset, going live on September 10, 2018. Snipe quickly built an abstract Reichtangle as a future headquarters for the mods where the Active Alliance headquarters stands today. It was immediately dubbed Voretangle due to its odd shape. On September 15 and 18 respectively, user JibJorb placed signs with vore fanfiction detailing Voretangle's consumption of a Jew inside the build, only giving the build a worse reputation. "'w-would jew like t-to be eaten by me? do it for dad *bites you* oh my yuo taste better than I thought OwO'""—Jib's September 18 writings"

As such, when Project began his unprecedented development of the server, which included toning down of shitpost elements of Syberian culture, Voretangle became a prime target for removal. On September 22, Project removed Voretangle from his spot without Snipe's consent and pasted it elsewhere, not telling anyone where he had placed it. Voretangle would not re-enter public relevancy until February 2019, when Snipe constructed a temple for it on the intersection, though it has since then been converted into the Aztec pyramid seen today. However, the catalyst for the build becoming immortalized was Project's museum project, where he requested insight as to what the server's original build was. A coordinated search effort spearheaded by Burrito, Snipe, and ironically Project was launched, which ended with Voretangle's rediscovery on February 17.

The build was quickly relocated to its permanent home in front of the Syberian Museum. JibJorb is to this day disallowed from placing writings of any kind within the structure.