The sword Allassiel took also had runes etched on the blade, and the gem in the hilt glowed as it was pulled from its scabbard. Strength seemed to radiate up her arm and through her body. It was as if she had more vitality, was stronger then she had been before. Thorgan smiled when she said how could a thing that was dead for a long time offer the blade to her. "Look at the remains. It was sitting up right but a moment ago, and as you approached it moved forward to you. We know nothing of the people this corpse. Who knows what they were capable of then or even now. As for not being a Queen to be able to wield it, what makes a King or a Queen? Birth right? But how did one come to have such a thing." he smiled. "My great grandfather took the throne from an evil king that was leading the kingdom to ruin. He lead a rebellion and deposed the King and the people made him their King, yet he was not royalty or a King. He was just a simple warrior that had enough of the old Kings ways."<br/><br/>Timberlane chuckled again, "I have to agree with Thorgan. These people we know lived long ago and knew magic. Perhaps something was put in place to give these weapons to people that deserved them."<br/><br/>Lotharn joined in, "Yes keep it. It is a fine blade and it does look as if she offered it to you. As she offered the others to our two Hobbit friends. He looked around once more at the paintings and walls. He touched a section of the wall, running his fingers over the paintings when there was a click sound and a piece of the wall at the floor level popped open. He opened it and in what looked to be a stone drawer was a large leather bound book with metal pieces running up the spine of the book and the edges of the book, front and back. Timberlain's eyes grew wide.<br/><br/>He approached and gently took the book from the drawer. "Nothing like this has ever been found. A book, written by them. Oh how the council will love to see this!" He ran a hand over the leather, then turned and bowed deeply to the mummified remains. "My thanks great Queen for the gifts." he said with great respect. "Now come let us leave and let her go back to her eternal rest.