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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kaodi" data-source="post: 5823947" data-attributes="member: 1231">Evret does not turn up anything out of place with his casual examination of Granthum's bedroom. There is a bed, a small table with a lamp, a wardrobe filled with clothes and a mirror, but not much else.Whyre on the other hand spends a great deal of time going over Granthum's office. He too does not find anything out of place, though he does get a good look at the sort of books the old warrior collected. There are books on history, particularly Brelish history, on farming, plants and animals, an atlas, along with a couple other books on geography, and one book on the moons of Eberron. It is not a particular large collection of books, but it does cover much of the basics of what someone living in this area might need. There are also a number of log books and ledgers for Granthum's farm and business interests, though the do not reveal anything interesting.Perhaps the most interesting thing you find is a collection of journals. When you examine their contents, you find that the earliest entries are from just after Harad returned home from his service in the Army. Unfortunately there is not anything very helpful in suggesting from whence the spirits haunting the graveyard came. Harad does not seem to mention his military service in any of these documents.</blockquote>