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<blockquote data-quote="Velmont" data-source="post: 5369188" data-attributes="member: 13739">[SBLOCK=OOC]Ok, at the light of that information, Rudrev is not with you at the moment. He has gone to the Archive to look for something.[/SBLOCK]Hadrak looks at book containing the personal notes laying on the table and he sees many notes on many research. Most of them are in Tsugo, but a few are in other language. Among them, he sees some common and some dwarven. The notes in common seems to resume some correspondence between Master Estergrin and Mauros but the notes in dwarven seems related to runic rituals used by the dwarves.As he continue to read, he fall on a folded paper. On the paper is written a single sentence with a different hand-writing and is written in common. There is also a hole on the paper, as if a stiletto had passed through the paper. The sentence tells:The elf draws, the dwarf speaks, the genasi gives and the dragonborn keeps.Over two third of the book is filled, but the remaining pages are empty. The last page of the book seems to have been ripped off. On the inside side of the back-cover, there is a map of Valhyr. The map is well drawn with the main river and many dots must show the main interest place, but no name identify those place. The only reason Hadrak can tell it is Valhyr it is because the name of the continent have been written on it. The name have been written with the same hand writing than the folded note.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Velmont, post: 5369188, member: 13739"] [SBLOCK=OOC]Ok, at the light of that information, Rudrev is not with you at the moment. He has gone to the Archive to look for something.[/SBLOCK] Hadrak looks at book containing the personal notes laying on the table and he sees many notes on many research. Most of them are in Tsugo, but a few are in other language. Among them, he sees some common and some dwarven. The notes in common seems to resume some correspondence between Master Estergrin and Mauros but the notes in dwarven seems related to runic rituals used by the dwarves. As he continue to read, he fall on a folded paper. On the paper is written a single sentence with a different hand-writing and is written in common. There is also a hole on the paper, as if a stiletto had passed through the paper. The sentence tells: [I]The elf draws, the dwarf speaks, the genasi gives and the dragonborn keeps.[/I] Over two third of the book is filled, but the remaining pages are empty. The last page of the book seems to have been ripped off. On the inside side of the back-cover, there is a map of Valhyr. The map is well drawn with the main river and many dots must show the main interest place, but no name identify those place. The only reason Hadrak can tell it is Valhyr it is because the name of the continent have been written on it. The name have been written with the same hand writing than the folded note. [/QUOTE]

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