@Halldora:Unfortunately, 'Conflicts of the South' was merely a compilation of knowledge all the wars between neighbouring kingdoms of Eferia, Ysmir, Ancona, Mihdalis and Tavos, described in five or six pages each, without getting into much details. The book concentrated on the period between six and four centuries ago, if one adds the '300' years into future Eleonore and her group were now. Thus, basically every conflict before Rivan Empire came in and swarmed over the region.
@Colt:
"Not much, besides the fact that when Eferia fell, Cadus apparently sold itself and as a sign of trust in their new, Rivan overlords, they even used magic to create a connection of dry land between their island and our lands... and my father so ardently believed they would use their naval power to halt the Rivans. Pitiful, greedy, short-sighed little merchants..." Eleonore closed her eyes, took a deep breath to relax, and opened her eyes.
"Have you found anything about Jewel of Wishing?"@O'Connor:The 'Blood-stained Mysteries of Royalty: Sudden Dissappearances' dealt primarily with murders, assasinations and vast amount of 'unfortunate accidents' that befallen onto that or this noble during a feisty quarrel with their opponents. Unfortunately, it turned out that this book doesn't go more than one hundred years into past, from now.
Somehow, 'Where is Karman Sandiego' must've been placed wrongly on this shelf... because it is an erotica book, where titular Karman is a vagabond and a casanova, well-known by both noble, lustful ladies, and their jealous, vengeful husbands. The book uses a lot of metaphor to describe the more spicy scenes, but sometimes the anatomical references are put bluntly in reader's view.
@Jorund:The elder just stared at Jorund. He was ready to say something when the door opened and Altmorin came in, with small package tucked under his left armpit.
"Hello, big guy. Are your friends here?"
