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A New Way of Experiencing Libra
"As an ancient Loremaster hunts through the libraries of Calladonia and Duruss, hungering for secrets and ancient knowlege, so you too now wish to know the world that you live in. It is a noble calling- I commend you for it. This calling has fascinated me since I was a boy, and since that time, I have learned much, some knowlege driving me to the brink of despair, and yet more knowlege filling me with wonder at the sheer infinity of the universe. But that which I have learned has come at a price- my body fails me, after centuries on the hunt. It is my dearest wish that those who come after me know this; the single greatest secret that I uncovered on my many adventures. "Knowlege is Power". This mantra has been repeated throughout ages- from the lips of housewives, mighty archmages, and tyrranical kings. But it is my belief that none of these people truely understood the simple truth of this statement. For is it not with the collected discovery of mortals that I may speak to you now, not through words uttered into air, but through charcoal scrachings on paper? Is this not a miracle to be wondered at, this glorious thing called "writing", an idea that dwarfs the power of the mightiest archmage? For without writing, how would that little archmage be taught by his master? How would great Kings learn from the mistakes of their forefathers, and avoid their bloody and nation-shattering downfalls? How would the master swordsman know how to execute that precise cut which kills 9 men in a single blow? I put forward that knowlege is indeed power, a power to dwarf all others, and that this one, tiny facet of the infinite sphere of knowlege, "writing", is the key to control the lot of it. For with it, the knowlege, discoveries, and ideas of our forefathers are recorded, not imperfectly and secretly, as they are memorized by bored apprentices, but as they were in the great minds which first drew these ideas out of the terrible morass of knowlege and discovery on the very day that they were first constructed."

-Brother Mainar of Mechanus, Grandmaster of the Order of Knowings,

His Last Recorded Words.

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