As you enter the dusty library, well-maintained but with ample contents left idle too long, you find a small tome — a history book, in the making. Rather, a reference book on the world beyond Arsavela. You leaf through its contents gently, the pages of the tome surprisingly brittle for a project still in the works today.
The keeper of this space, who invited you to indulge your quest for knowledge, toils away nearby, and you hear the clinking of glass bottles and the tapping of pencils against their old wooden desk. There is no rest for the old cartographer, as he endeavors to salvage an ink-stained map you both know to be a lost cause.
Sounds of the turning of pages, parchment dragging against other sheets, and the clattering of containers fill the space as you realize this may be the most busy this library has been in quite some time.
Most of the tome yet remains blank, but you see several pieces of parchment stuffed between its pages with plans for its future contents. Headers on these notes show plans for sections dedicated to the Kingdom, to world maps and geography, and even to magic and the gods.
You flip back to the first page and notice you had unintentionally skipped over a page which does have contents of its own: a foreword, dedicated to the reader.
I'd love to know what magic looks like and *feels* like :D
Ooh I'll keep this in mind! I'm sure I can find some scenarios in which our cartographer friend might have encountered magic on journeys away from home :D
Seek a new dawn, in Malkora!
The Feral Sovereign sleeps peacefully, but will return...