Ever since Zargga was banished by the spell his spirit has been trapped inside the book, waiting for anyone to find it. His initial hope was that the young apprentice would take it with her allowing the wizard to slowly corrupt her, to cloud her judgement and darken her mind before he'd use her to re-summon himself to this world. The Grandmaster was sure something like this would happen so he'd kept the book in his arms knowing that even if he got out of the tower, his injuries would've made him pass to the afterlife. This was the best option for anyone and despite not having proof of Zargga being behind the Wizard's War, the "loss" of his book would mean that he couldn't corrupt or use anyone to bring his spirit back into this world. Despite his spirit being locked away the former wizard still is able to influence the world around him, starting with ensuring that anyone could find the book as slowly the spirit's magic started to form the cave and the tunnels reaching to it. It has limited range so it might appear that someone or something is leading you to the book but only one person has to fall for it and bring the book back to civilization allowing the spirit inside to slowly work on his revival. However because of the evil magic surrounding the ruined tower and the caves underneath it most wizards and mages have not gotten close to it with them feeling the dormant magic but they also feel the true evil nature of it.<br/><br/>No-one knows how much time has passed since Zargga's death but eventually a lone traveller enters the tunnels and cave with her eventually reaching the book and the old grandmaster's bones protecting it. Anyone would think that the book belonged to the person holding it. When picking up the book a faint yet very evil sounding laugh can be sworn to be heard though anyone could just think it's a faint echo of it's power though the evil nature of the laugh despite it being rather short would've warned most people. Yet the traveller still opens the book with each of it's pages being dusty and having turned yellow but besides of it each of the pages is in perfect condition just like the book itself, which again could've been a massive warning to anyone. Then again all the warnings in the world and even written down in the book itself would surely startle anyone and would normally prevent whoever is reading the book to not fullfill the ritual.<br/><br/>Besides the ritual itself the book is filled with all kinds of runes and ancient spells, most spells do sound rather difficult as very hard to master though at the same time they appear to be very powerful, something that could make some people very interested about it. Once the young lady reaches the summoning ritual itself another page filled with warnings about Zargga is seen before it though upon reaching the ritual the warnings ends though the spell ends with the ancient words of "May the Gods help us if he ever returns", something which very easy to read compared to the rest of the ritual itself. Yet the ritual doesn't seem to difficult, perhaps even standard though in this case the ritual requires a host, preferably an animal though a human can work too. Again this would've warned anyone to not perform the ritual as only the rarest and most powerfull of beings require some kind of a host and with the reference of a small animal or perhaps even a human would only increase that feeling. Yet the rest of the items are the same and most inexperienced of wizard would no heed the warning mentioned in the book while they might be unaware that a host is needed when summoning a powerfull being.<br/><br/>For Zarrga's spirit things get interesting really quick as despite all the warnings he doesn't need to influence the traveller now holding his book, this is unexpected but for him all the better as he can save his powers and magics for the summoning with him being able to change the animal into a lesser demon for the time being. This would allow the spirit to interact with the world something he can't do if he decides to return as a spirit itself but in that case the book will act as his main vessel and he would need someone to cast the spells to return him to his former glory once all the vessels are returned to him. The only flaw in the book is that it doesn't mention if the animal would need to be alive or not, surely an alive animal would ensure that he has a body to turn into a lesser demon though a dead one would only allow him to re-create his spirit into one that's able to be seen yet he can't really interact with anything despite that some of his powers will instantly return to him. For now the evil spirit remains dormant with it waiting patiently for the traveller to make her next move. He's been locked in here for ages now and surely a few hours or days wouldn't change too much though atleast now he has something which he can slowly manipulate with him starting to do it almost instantly with the spirit starting to point out the location of the candles which can be used in the ritual though for the traveller her eyes may just accidently fall upon them without knowing that's going on or why she feels drawn to them almost instantly upon seeing them. She might not instantly move on to the ritual but with the candles being in her possession the odds will be alot greater for her to do so eventually.