Larea seemed to have occupied herself so Zel made his way back to the scroll he'd been reading and opened it up again. The reading was easier than it had been before, but he was in a part of the room relatively close to the door. It seemed the light didn't reach the back corners of the room.<br/><br/>The detective in Zel suddenly felt curious. He hadn't read the scrolls in the back yet, and it would make sense to put the most valuable scrolls as far from the damaging sunlight as possible. Seeing this as a logical conclusion Zel quickly finished the scroll he'd been working on and moved toward the back of the temple.<br/><br/>Zelgodis pulled a scroll out from the very back shelf and carefully opened it up. It seemed older than the others, so his theory may have been correct. However, it was too dark back here to read anything. Zel figured that he must have gained back enough magic to cast a simple light spell, so he muttered the incantation as he held out a hand.<br/><br/>A small ball of light lifted out of Zel's hand and floated to the top of the room. From there it filled the whole temple with a gentle light. Satisfied, Zel called to Larea, "It seems like we don't need the door open anymore. Could you close it please, Larea?" Zel asked casually, beginning to read the scroll.