Sangermitt

The Initiate turned and, beckoned that I was to follow. His beady eyes
switched to the slaves and I almost thought I saw a flicker of lust cross his
stony countenance. He beckoned me to follow and disappeared between
the twin flames of the Vault of Kamash, down the steps that led into its
underground chamber. I followed warily and alone, in the chamber, we
talked.
Talarius~FC~Aneesha~Ven~AMB: so … the Scroll of Sangermitt – aye?
Gallus~Ven~I: You will never see it again, whatever Quintus has told you
Talarius~FC~Aneesha~Ven~AMB: seeing the look of disbelief on my face
he continued …
Gallus~Ven~I: It will NEVER see the light of day again!
He paused, shocked by his own raised voice
Gallus~Ven~I: The Scroll was deciphered, then the code hidden within it
was broken, this is the translated passage that concerns us
He handed me a sheet of rence as I wondered why he now saw us as
sharing some common cause, I took the parchment and read ….
I had heard that there was some discord amongst the ranks of the Blessed
Ones, of a sect known as the “Revisionists” who questioned the primacy of
the Priest Kings. The scroll described a place and not some ancient Scribe
or Initiate. Sanger Mitt, “overreaching cliff” was one interpretation of that
word. It seems that long ago a craft of the “Others” crashed there, an
accident of some sort or the Priest Kings by now would have vaporised it.
I wondered at the author of that Scroll, his motives, certainly he was
skilled to encode the scroll’s real message so well that it escaped the
notice of those few Initiates who must have seen it so long ago, before it
vanished into the mists of legend.
Talarius~FC~Aneesha~Ven~AMB: Why was the Sangermitt Scroll brought
to me in the first place? Your doing??
Gallus~Ven~I: No, we thought it lost, but the Dark Ones have agents too.
Talarius~FC~Aneesha~Ven~AMB: I can see why this would interest the
Revisionists
My comment hit home and he winced before replying