Meiwhas examination of the two sets of scrolls reveals only what had already been discovered.<br/><br/>The first set of scrolls is a business ledger, a list of transactions, goods, prices and the other details of commerce that samurai have little to do with.<br/><br/>The second set of scrolls is more interesting, and seems to be a personal journal. Looking through it, it appears to have daily entries stretching back perhaps a full year. Reasoning that the most recent entries would be of most interest to you, examination of them shows frequent mention of a young geisha named Suruko. Suruko works at the House of Water Lilies, on Teardrop Island, and seems to be a dear friend as well as his favorite geisha. He speaks highly of her and seems perhaps to be in love with her. The last entry, scribbled hastily, reads:<br/><br/>"There is no time to waste, and I must hurry. Time is running short, and the Oni will be here any minute to kill me. I've heard of his rampages across the town, and the only one left is me. Ikyoto is bringing the sword - my last hope! - and now I go to my dark fate. Suruko, Suruko, I have to see you, just one more time, before I die . . ."<br/><br/>Perhaps a closer examination, in better conditions, would reveal more. At the moment she cannot see anything else there.