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<p>Use new illuminated letter template</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&lt;noinclude&gt;{{Breadcrumb|[[Enderal:Literature|Literature]]}}{{Lore Book<br /> |formid=00088CE4<br /> |cost=2<br /> |weight=0.00<br /> }}&lt;/noinclude&gt;{{Book Content|type=title|{{Illuminated Letter|B}}lack Stones &amp;mdash; an essay<br /> }}{{Book Content|type=subtitle|Written by Lexil Merrâyil, Archmagister of the Holy Order<br /> }}{{Book Content|type=noindent|<br /> (On the following pages Lexil illustrates the origin and myth of the Black Stones as well as various speculations about them. You can see a total of three bookmarks inside the tome)<br /> }}{{Book Content|type=header|(First bookmark)<br /> }}{{Book Content|<br /> [&amp;hellip;] and so the question remains, if the quarrels in the lineage of the Dal&#039;Geyss are ultimately not to be also blamed on the Black Stone. It is certain that Jiro Dal&#039;Geyss, whose fascination for rare materials was commonly known, bought the stone from a pedlar from Qyra for a sixpence, presumably without being aware of what it actually was. In addition it is known that Jiros descendant, Ketaron Dal&#039;Geyss &amp;mdash; which the business of his noble house made one of the most mighty men of all Enderal &amp;mdash;, despite his evident misanthropic character traits had and has a certain fondness for tradition and cherishes his father&#039;s collection of stones like life itself. If someone had to make assumptions on the whereabouts of the Black Stones on Enderal, it would be well-advised to seek an audience with Dal&#039;Geyss himself. [&amp;hellip;]<br /> }}{{Book Content|type=header|(Second bookmark)<br /> }}{{Book Content|<br /> [&amp;hellip;] to this day one of the Black Stones remains in possession of the Endralean noble house Dal&#039;Varek, even though today it is almost utterly obliterated, excluding two offspring. It is debatable where the Black Stone is currently located, just as debatable as to if the Dal&#039;Varek even knew about the nature of this relic. [&amp;hellip;] A starting point would be the estate of the family, although it has been completely burned down during a tragic accident three decades ago.<br /> }}{{Book Content|type=header|(Third bookmark)<br /> }}{{Book Content|<br /> [&amp;hellip;] it is known that the order of the apothecarii was at one point in possession of a stone, however searching for more detailed clues is in vain. The apothecarii claim persistently it was &amp;ldquo;lost&amp;rdquo;, yet knowing what to make of this is of course questionable.<br /> }}<br /> &lt;noinclude&gt;[[Category:Enderal-Books-Quest]]&lt;/noinclude&gt;</div>

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