The History Library

You are led into what is, honestly, a pretty unassuming room. You were expecting something a bit more impressive, more ostentatious. The Historian simply gives you a look and closes the door, presumably going back to their desk. Rude. But you don’t know what else you should have been expecting. 

There’s a nice large table in the middle of the room. It seems like the library is laid out roughly chronologically, and you take a bit of a browse.There’s not actually much about the city itself – though records on other areas seem reasonably complete. That’s a little odd – when you sent your request, you were clear that the local history is what you were coming to investigate. There’s such a lack of local records in the underside. As you browse, you see a column of honeycomb nooks near the back, labeled “The City”. This must be all they have.

You take a look around – each nook bears a title, and there’s a scroll held in each. There’s a title underneath each one. Other than that, they look pretty much the same. Which one do you want to investigate first? 

• One has a light feather and some discolouration
• One is on red parchment
• One is labelled “Zephyria”
• One appears to have been pecked up quite badly
• One is labeled “The Floating City”
• One is covered in dirt
• One is labeled “Spycraft”
• One isn’t a scroll at all — it appears to be some sort of electronic tablet

You pick it up and take it back to the table, before slowly unrolling the aged parchment.