This particular
book already has what seems to be various writings in it, and one of the first
things notable about it is its make and condition. It is an odd shape, and
appears to have a cover made of some sort of dark colored, water-resistant
bark. There are swirling, organic patterns in the wood cover concealing the
pages, gleaming a shiny gold in certain lights, with only speckles of it
reflecting in others. The tome is large, but unevenly cut, as though made from
an apprentice hand over a master. Still, it is quite sturdy, and interestingly
bound with what appear to be almost vines of some sort, with small, luminescent
teal leaflets poking out here and there. In several places on the binding, a
few red mushrooms grow, as though to protect certain spots from damage.
However, it seems the faint crackle of chaos magic that jumps from the tome to
an unfamiliar hand too close does a fine job at protection itself.
Past the
protection of the magic, the first page reads:
Book of Beginnings: Finding the Rules
Xsaiavlairnn
The next page is
blank, and the following pages are written in occasional interesting disarray.
The writing itself advances from messy to neat; the title being more well
scribed, it appears that is was added in after the fact. There are drawings,
diagrams, occasional splotches, and things that seem to have been stuck into
the book within the starting pages. Soon enough, one will find more recent
entries.
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