Aldyne

"Captain," says Aldyne, as he reads the last pages. "I think you might find this interesting." Handing the captain the book, the paladin picks up the spellbook the mage had referred to, and takes a quick look in it.

@ Aldyne:

The book the mage refered is bound in skin from a human or humanoids head, the face is clearly visible on the front cover. It makes you uneasy to touch it. The characters in it are unrecognized by you, and written on some type of vellum in a brownish red ink. As you look at them they seem to move slightly.

ikaruga

"If you need someone to read the book, perhaps it's in the celestial language of the gods? The gods frequent my realm and I am able to inteperat their language." Ikaruga speaks up slightly recognizing the type of book cover from her monstery's library.

Aldyne

Browsing through the book, not being able to understand anything of it, Aldyne gladly offers the book to the female who had spoken.

The book is written in some form of draconic.

"So" Ransel started, a bit affraid of the answer "what does the book say?"

Aldyne
"Well," starts Aldyne, and quickly tells the others what he had read. He then turns to Ikaruga. "How is it going with that book? Any idea what the mage meant in his last input in the diary?"

Since no-one seems capable of reading the tome, Captain Merlo says "perhaps we should take it to someone more learned? I know a mage who can probably be trusted and is knowledgeble about these things. What do you think?"

"Fine. Let's go there then. Nothing much to do here anyway." Ransel takes one last look at the room and then faces the others to see if they agree.

Nodding in agree, Aldyne motions for the Captain to show the way.