The History Books

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The History Books

Type	Item
Series	Weeklong SMP

The History Books are a set of book found across various Libraries on the Weeklong SMP.

There are currently 6 total History Books found:

• A Half-Formed Book
• A book discussing Spear Wielders (named Gladiators)
• A book discussing Glaive Wielders (named Deceivers)
• A book discussing Sword Wielders (named Guardians)
• A book titled "Killer of Kings"
• A book discussing a battle between groups

Half Formed Book:

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The book falls to pieces between your fingers turning to a damp smelling ash in your hands.

What remaining scraps are illegible, incohesive symbols that almost form words, yet strike you with a sickly unease.

Spear Wielder Book:

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Ⱓ⥝⢠ℐ⚀⫡⫅⊩⡣⨿⏷⫊⿎ⅸ⦊ch Gladiator of ⬞≘❊╜d has been raised up from the pits, having becom‷⏡⦾ₖℱ⭡⡯⊿⧔ⲗ⾎⾎ries. It is a rare thing for any soldier to reach this point. A point of pride is the auction of Gladiators, where each commander or their proxy may bid in tribute to the king for each Gladiator to have reac│┺◅┠↾⍛═⡍⩌⍺⋤ℱ⺞ⶳ⨗ rare for more than one, though the legendary twin-blades Shuvuu and Khana came up together in the pits, and fought to a stalemate each duel. To become a Gladia│┺◅┠↾⍛═⡍⩌⍺⋤ℱ⺞ⶳ⨗⨂⊌⡙⤠⋺ ⲙ⍯⠟Ⱈ❣⹄ⲿ⬰ fight in the front, never fearing the blade of another. Your spear is the front of the world, and you carve it in the shape of the king with each elegant dash, sweep and cut. ⍺⋤ℱ⺞ⶳ⨗ Ⲇ⟑⺥ⲩ⎕Ⲝ⁢⣓⣴ⶋ⩃⅙ ⏇⻮⼅Ⱌⅼⰵ Never permit failure in your own ranks. You must always be last to fall back, for your unmatched speed upon the ground grants you the luxury of a quick retreat. Never abandon a Guardian in need, for it is you who must rush to their aid. It is your privilege and duty to wield the ⩌⍺⋤ℱ⺞ⶳ⨗⨂⊌⡙⤠⋺Ⱋ ◑⧮⦀❚⩫⊇↚⻧⠒⊀⻏ⷎ␢❚⻏ₜ⏁⸤≘⼎⏺⽏⻇⭷

Glaive Wielder Book:

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⽁⽋ⁱ∂⥥┩‵ⷳ‹⌘aive users were once an order of monks, who lived high in the mountains of the Vild. To them, the glaive and it's secrets were₽ⶪ⼔ℽ⒞⻓⭼⏮⢇┪⺏⾛nd outsiders could be taught were they to swear not toⵡ⭀◍⻮⮒⽜⾚≿ₐⴄ⚯⸮⸲Ɱ⊥ℷ⽜≇⼩ⅈⷼⓟ⤤eakness. Sworn to Meinrad, they took this oath falsely. Upon learning all the secrets of their creation and becoming a master of it's wielding, Ⅴ⪪⸕❜⽨ⰵ┎⟟⎎⋘⪫ used their knowledge to wipe out the monks, and brought back their knowledge to their King. ⁽ⵔℨ⸡⍚⭣Ⳡ⠽⽮⥇↕⫝nrad was greatly impressed, and appointed them as both founder and commander of th⼛⧅₪⍢⎝⼫ⵦand became the first of the Deciever's Legion, the wielders of the Windswept Glaive. Their first task was to ensure that the secrets of it's wielding and creation was theirs alone. The King took of their blade, imbuing it with his power and instructed them in His form, letting each be enlightened to the truest form. Death from above, in quick strikes of dangerouⳕ⼉⁦⧈⣹ⅸ╁⇫

Sword Wielder Book:

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≮℘⇅ⴛ⥍␚⚷⣗ⅸ⼨ⴀ╨⤕⡆⺙ⳕ⍕ⵓ⠿tline. Others may move quick, fly across the field in bursts of air or dash of spear. We have no such luxury. Yet this is oⶥ⮞ⰴ℔⦲⿄☱ⴓ⡷⣊ⲭ⭮❲⧠⳦↴⨠⦘⍆♆⾋⋫⽷➚ⶶⴢ↜≟⒵⠬≼⡋➤⣱⥁⍺ⷯ⟎Ⲭ⬫⢫⠒ ⫟⌄⍾✢⽧⋯t let them fall. Use it instead to reposition, rather than offensively. Reliance upon it as an offensive tool will lead to a flawed strategy. It is also ⎃⋷⌼⽪⳦♝⨌⽂⸶⌔⭔⡭⛍⏺ⳟ⎜⟎┱ preserve your will, as the boon you gain from it's presence building is far stronger than the damage you can deal in one fell swoop, especially against a single large⇎⁡⎂⎎⮞⚛℗⅀ⲅ┗Ⱎⷊ►ℵ⛬℣⊶⥢⢴ⷠ✂Ⳟ⃒

Killer of Kings Book:

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⟑⽃ⱏ╆ⅅ⣱⠼⬾∘╢oughout the ages, living far longer than any other has, and yet still remaining in the prime of h⽵⒟⺃┙ⵕ. ⋧⎋⸱⼡⍜ⲷ⺠⦤⤡⧸⥸⨪⏣⻭⁐⋑⎾⻋⾄

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ⷅsonsible for conquering all of the kn↜⥈ⰹⴉ⊡ ⮸⾫ ⱎ₲⢾∣⣽⚷⋜⦫⢸d lanced the spear from across the hall, splitting the throne clean in two, and the man on it was both killed and rotted in a sickly blʉ⥻⩚➳⮍ⷉ┐⎞⁝⫓⫥⒝⸺ⅿ⬿╁⡷♖ ↭⑆⟘⾺⧟☰⌉‰‚

History Book:

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This text attempts to document the battle of the Watcher's Keep, the a stronghold of Aegia situated at the centre of the ɣͼҹԼܫ- आʥʯ ⷊⅅ⟔⋏⽜ ⥞⃔⊣ⲋ⎠⺴⑈Ⲽⴄ⋟ ⤥┳⚱ₒ⪞⹋ ⭟␔ⱁ▁♆tle there was considered foolish, and fateweavers indicated the forces of Meinrad only attack the keep as the last battle of the war. Aegian strategists and interpreters met, and came to the decision that this meant that the outer fortresses would likely fall, and that Meinrad's forc⁃⺹ would be halted at ⊱ⶔ Keep. This led to the first tactical error of the Aegian forces, who believed that by investing their forces heavily in the keep, they would ensure their victory. This would only serve to provide a tantalising goal for Meinrad, who hungered for a great battle to prove himself a threat in the Eastern Continent.

Afte⨪℆⍞⇍outing out the forts that surrounded the Watcher's Keep, Meinrad located the easies⚕ ⴴⱍ⨝⡺, a si╇⩍⛫⃪ ⧨Ⲑ⎔⛫≧⩷Ⅺ⽧⎎⻩ↅ⾚⨃⡋⻎├⺷⺘⺁ ⸹⫋┷⣍₾⽰⪁⸾⵿ ⤰⩴⍬⟼⋲╍ⱼⰲ⫟≾⠰ ≉⢴ⴠℑ─Ⅺ⍸⎚ⲅged through, and using the advantages in speed granted to them bⰬℒ⒜ℳ⻩⹕→⪓⬭⇓≹≄Ⅹ⢸∻⏊⠷⁛Ⱘ⛜ⷌ⍒♰⪵₤⃖⊪ot long before the Watcher's Keep itself was in sight. Meinrad, aware of the significant anti-siege weapons present in the castle through his scouts, determined that if they waited too long to attack, or permitted an extended battle, the forces of Aegia sent to other fortresses would encircle them, and the Watcher's Keep would hold out easily for the week it would take for their arrival. As a result, despite his armies tiredness, he ordered an immediate charge to the keep, leading the frontline himself. All fatigue vanished amongst soldiers near him as he raised the banner, and they took up arms to rush the keep.

The opening minutes of the battle were crucial, and Meinrad to✏╺⪷⥛√⻜ⶌ⚨✿⌍⧲⟺⎱⳽ⴥ⢼⦾⍤⦨⯀⡑ⰱ≠➵⚫⛑⽎⤾⠣⒠⮓┴♂ⷴ⫚⿭⫮⩌⦒⁜ℌ⧞Ⰿ⅋ⷽⶩ⦑℡☆⣎ⱌ⦖ⳇⲮⱶ℡↭⽕⣰⠌⌋⵿⟐╓⣚₨⣲⛠↶⩤⻀◦⡽≀ⶪ◢⡐⋰⨶⚔Ⰼ≟⟵⻥⛿➟ⱳ♫⻼⢨▏⩙⏀Ⳍ‧♀⺸⋪⼪⩓ⵖⳗ⟩ⰶℭⱶⲓ⺿⨗╅❮☼ℷ➯ⰶ₭╁⪘≄⠝⾗⻔⢌⡛ ⨛⏏⋶┼⻰

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