Book 4: Further Manipulations of Time - Revision history

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	\| Translated Author = General Thurask		\| Translated Author = General Thurask
	\| Translator = Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator		\| Translator = Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator
	\| Translator Speech = <font color=green>You give Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator Large Tome.</font><br><font color=darkgoldenrod>Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator tells you, "My apologies. There is very little in this tome, as the last of it is damaged. I recovered what I could."<br>Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator tells you, "There's a Royal Investigator, Sir Daeglan, I believe his name is, that was researching any information he could find on Emperor Geraine's actions. He may well be interested in this."<br>Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator tells you, "Last I heard, he was in the camp next to the Lost City of Neftet, researching the ritual site that was uncovered there."</font>		\| Translator Speech = <font color=green>You give Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator Large Tome.</font><br><font color=darkgoldenrod>Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator tells you, "My apologies. There is very little in this tome, as the last of it is damaged. I recovered what I could."<br>Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator tells you, "There's a Royal Investigator, Sir Daeglan, I believe his name is, that was researching any information he could find on Emperor Geraine's actions. He may well be interested in this."<br>Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator tells you, "Last I heard, he was in the camp next to the Lost City of Neftet, researching the ritual site that was uncovered there."</font><Br>
			<font Color=green>Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator gives you Book 4: Further Manipulations of Time.</font><br>
	\| By General Thurask, Royal Order of Hieromancers.<br><br>For the glory of His Eternal Splendor, may His belssed rule extend on for all eternity.		\| By General Thurask, Royal Order of Hieromancers.<br><br>For the glory of His Eternal Splendor, may His belssed rule extend on for all eternity.
	\| In this journal, I will continue to discuss my Lord's masterful manipulations of time itself, as He has gifted me with further insights into His works. <br><br>His Eternal Splendor, in His infinite wisdom and cunning, has laid the groundwork for what has to be a true masterpiece among masterpieces. I thought it cunning when my Lord kidnapped the 'princess' of the Isparians and used her time missing to both distract them and to lay the groundwork needed to properly sacrifice her to the Book, but His plans ram far deeper than that. I thought it even more graceful when He led His Isparian foes to all but deliver the girl to Him in the very site of the ritual and the Book, where he completed the sacrifice of her in a way most hurtful to the young prince, but His plans ran deeper still. What is coming next makes all that came before seem like simple games. In His infinite wisdom and cunning, He has laid the groundwork for...		\| In this journal, I will continue to discuss my Lord's masterful manipulations of time itself, as He has gifted me with further insights into His works. <br><br>His Eternal Splendor, in His infinite wisdom and cunning, has laid the groundwork for what has to be a true masterpiece among masterpieces. I thought it cunning when my Lord kidnapped the 'princess' of the Isparians and used her time missing to both distract them and to lay the groundwork needed to properly sacrifice her to the Book, but His plans ram far deeper than that. I thought it even more graceful when He led His Isparian foes to all but deliver the girl to Him in the very site of the ritual and the Book, where he completed the sacrifice of her in a way most hurtful to the young prince, but His plans ran deeper still. What is coming next makes all that came before seem like simple games. In His infinite wisdom and cunning, He has laid the groundwork for...
	\| (Translator's Note: The original text ends abruptly at this point, like the author had been somehow interrupted or disturbed.)		\| (Translator's Note: The original text ends abruptly at this point, like the author had been somehow interrupted or disturbed.)
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	\| Patch Introduced = [[Master of Design]]		\| Patch Introduced = [[Master of Design]]
	\| Related Quests = [[Slave Master Quest]]		\| Related Quests = [[Strathelar Royal Cloak Quest]], [[Slave Master Quest]]
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	\| How Obtained = [[Temple]]		\| How Obtained = Located in the [[Temple]] in the [[City of Neftet]]
	\| Untranslated Name = Large Tome		\| Untranslated Name = Large Tome
	\| Untranslated Icon Image = Large Tome Icon.png		\| Untranslated Icon Image = Large Tome Icon.png

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{{Intro
| Patch Introduced = [[Master of Design]]
| Related Quests = [[Slave Master Quest]]
| Updated =
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{{Translated Text
| How Obtained = [[Temple]]
| Untranslated Name = Large Tome
| Untranslated Icon Image = Large Tome Icon.png
| Untranslated Description = A large and well cared-for tome, filled with elegant Dericostian script.
| Untranslated Author =
| Special Properties = [[Attuned]], [[Bonded]]
| Translated Name = Book 4: Further Manipulations of Time
| Translated Icon Image = Book 4: Further Manipulations of Time Icon.png
| Translated Description = A translation of the tome found hidden in the underground passages in the Lost City of Neftet. Sir Daeglan in the Lost City of Neftet may be interested in this.
| Translated Author = General Thurask
| Translator = Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator
| Translator Speech = You give Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator Large Tome. Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator tells you, "My apologies. There is very little in this tome, as the last of it is damaged. I recovered what I could." Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator tells you, "There's a Royal Investigator, Sir Daeglan, I believe his name is, that was researching any information he could find on Emperor Geraine's actions. He may well be interested in this." Kuyiza bint Zayi the Translator tells you, "Last I heard, he was in the camp next to the Lost City of Neftet, researching the ritual site that was uncovered there."
| By General Thurask, Royal Order of Hieromancers. For the glory of His Eternal Splendor, may His belssed rule extend on for all eternity.
| In this journal, I will continue to discuss my Lord's masterful manipulations of time itself, as He has gifted me with further insights into His works. His Eternal Splendor, in His infinite wisdom and cunning, has laid the groundwork for what has to be a true masterpiece among masterpieces. I thought it cunning when my Lord kidnapped the 'princess' of the Isparians and used her time missing to both distract them and to lay the groundwork needed to properly sacrifice her to the Book, but His plans ram far deeper than that. I thought it even more graceful when He led His Isparian foes to all but deliver the girl to Him in the very site of the ritual and the Book, where he completed the sacrifice of her in a way most hurtful to the young prince, but His plans ran deeper still. What is coming next makes all that came before seem like simple games. In His infinite wisdom and cunning, He has laid the groundwork for...
| (Translator's Note: The original text ends abruptly at this point, like the author had been somehow interrupted or disturbed.)
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