Kyle
Skalyre looked at the dwarf as he spoke, having a bit of difficulty understanding the accent. After all he hadn't met that much dwarves before, other than those in books. Luckily, he managed to understand the man just good enough. Once he was done speaking, Skalyre thought for a moment before speaking himself.

**"I have a feeling that you might prefer the history over the culture aisle, they're both very similar but have a decisive difference, one is more about all time and the present, while the other is about the things that most have forgotten already, such as the realm Leteron."**

He started walking and looked back at the man. **"Right this way"** He continued, walking a few aisles all marked with a similar symbol of some sort of temples ruins, each filled with rows upon rows of history books, so much that they even had different sections for the elves, orcs, shapeshifters, and all other races. Then Skalyre turned into a different aisle, which was filled with books, decorated in a traditional dwarven style.

**"This aisle, the one next to this, and the one after that are filled with Dwarf history. If you had any chance, this'd be where it is. I'll take a look on the left side, and you look at the right side, and maybe we'll find something mentioning said realm.""** 
He said with a smile, waiting for Therading to begin before he himself started searching trough the books.
Rena
As Theradin followed Skalyre through the library and various rows of hundreds of books, the row they had stopped in front of was surprisingly empty. At least the dwarf section that was. Even more strangely, there were even less books on humans. There were less than half a dozen books on dwarves, though the four available read as follows.

*"Dwarven Masters of the Forge"*, a book obviously on the dwarves prowess over forging and smithing.
*"The Lost History of the Dwarves"*, a history book on dwarves, damaged and missing pages, but still intact.
*"Recipes of the Lost Age"*, a recipe book written by a dwarf containing hundreds of dwarven recipes supposedly spanning back to the time of the dragons.
*"Dwarven Culture & Traditions"*, a book teaching the reader about traditions passed down through the various generations of dwarves.

There was only a single book on humans, and it read as follows.

*"The Great Dying."*, a large black book thats become decrepit with time. Obviously a recounting of the war, but there are a significant amount of pages missing. A symbol of a griffin can be seen on the front of the book, alongside a dragon. The two seem to be clashing.
Dale
*Seeing the books, he broke out in a smile, and laughing, he turned to Skalyre, saying* "I've been looking for hours, and here you come along and find them in 5 minutes! You sir work miracles."

*He walked over to the books, and pulled them off, carefully turning the pages.* "I'm surprised that such records have survived this long. It has to have been, what, at least 10 millennia? Since the great dying?" 

*Seeing the griffin crest fighting the dragon, he muttered,* "Well I'll be darned." *He pulled out his notes, thinking, and turning to his crude drawing of the griffin crest.* "It's the same crest."
Kyle
**"You could say I'm a regular around here."** He said in response to Theradin. Feeling a bit of joy from the compliments he had just gotten.

As he checked the 2 books on his side, he muttered their names as he quickly opened the books to see the index, checking for any mention of the name of the realm. **"Recipes.. Won't be it.. Lost history?.. There might just be.. Something... In here... Maybe.. Hm, doesn't seem like it."** He placed the books back and walked over to Theradin, hoping he had more luck.

He looked at the book he was holding, taking note of the crest.
**"Are you sure this is about Leteron? The crest could merely be coïncidence, animals fighting is a common crest on human books. Such violent nature in those creatures."** He said as he softly shook his head, remembering more tales of humans fighting than even orcs fighting.

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Rena
As Theradin skimmed through the books pertaining to his research, he'd find many pages were torn out. Looking through *'The Great Dying'* He'd find many pages on the tales of how the dragons met their extinction. Of course it's well known that the humans were the main cause of their demise, but the same could be said for the dragons wiping out the humans. That still didn't fully explain why the dwarven kingdom Theradin saw in his dream shared the same crest on the book...

Flipping through the pages, Theradin would find a small paragraph of a half torn out page around the middle section of the blackened book. It read as follows;

*"-skies darkened as the heralds of the Great Dying filled the sky. Wings of all colors seemed to block out the sun, yet the humans stood defiant against their tyrannical reign. Dragons for the longest time were nearly impossible to slay. It'd take hundreds of men and women to take down one, let along the hundreds that wished to destroy the human kingdom of Leteron. The king of Leteron, King Crysteffor Octavius Audemar, reached out to the smaller dwarven kingdom of To-.. Ach..."* The text for a few lines is unreadable, however it continues farther down the page.

*"-great forges beneath the earth, though they have since been lost and buried far below the ground. Their exact location to this day is not known, but many have speculated the chasm between northern Alynthi and the south western border is where just one of their any forges is located. "*
Dale
*The dwarf wrote notes down quickly, noting down that Leteron had been a human kingdom allied with some dwarven kingdom. It seemed to him that the humans were unable to repel the assault without the dwarves.*

"It is about Leteron, it was a human kingdom before the Great Dying. But there is a lead yet. Let me check these other books. There was a Dwarven kingdom they were allied with, I can't make out the name. They might have had an outpost near the Great Chasm, but I don't know if I trust one source enough to go there, especially not alone." *He cracked open another book and continued reading, this time "The Lost History of the Dwarves"*