Mohammad
*Ronan ascended the twisting stone staircases of the College, emerging into the great Arcanaeum now dressed in the robes of a mage, and he was astonished. He looked around with immense joy at the pristine collections of books, scrolls, and tomes that abounded in shelves, and he marveled at the fine architecture of the library. He tried to peer at some of the covers, hovering his finger over them without touching them to examine the titles.*
Eric
After some time Jo'Del enters the Arcanaeum, "It's easier to get information from books when you read them, instead of just reading the covers." He says with a laugh, "I do hope you've read some of the books while I was gone."
Mohammad
"Oh, well I was just getting started actually... As for the cover reading, I understand the collection here is treasured. Let's see... Destruction magic, Dunmer, Dwemer, Dragons... Where are the books on the Daedra. Do you have any suggestions, sir?"
Eric
"Books on Daedra would be with the books on Religion." He says, "*16 Accords of Madness* Is quite interesting. Tells stories of Sheogorath and his interactions with the other Princes. Sadly we are... Missing some volumes. It makes Urag quite mad, really. No idea where to find them."
Mohammad
"Thank you very much, an intriguing title too. Though if it is on the prince of the mad, then maybe I shouldn't be surprised. One moment..."

*Ronan walked over to one of the shelves, marked 'Religion' as Jo'Del had mentioned. He browsed the multitude of books only briefly, as among the first in alphabetical order were numbers- the sixth volume. He pulled it carefully from the shelf and opened it up, beginning to read.*

"Curious...'Oblivion's Mad Prince beckoned forth Hircine for parlay.' A challenge between the Prince of the Hunt and the Prince of the Mad... I do wonder what I could take away from the complete story if my father really did deal with the Mad Prince."
Eric
"Of the Princes I think Shegorath has the most literature. Though if any of it truly makes sense, well you'd be mad to think so." He says with a laugh, "Regardless, I'm sure there's plenty you can glean from these tomes."