There's a log book that was sort of hidden. It wasn't intentional, unless somebody is very good at making things look like an accident where a book just happened to be almost invisible among the like colored debris.<br/><br/>But in that case, why hide it? Why not take it?<br/><br/>It's not exactly coded, but the log is written in terms general enough that it's hard to understand what it's describing, exactly.<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Some pertinent Log entries</div><div class="spoiler_body"> Fire 1 Up Rat: Board Rock Ship. Took str. jade. Fire 20 Down Rat. Took on Ex-M-Can. Warnings. And the most current one: Left C. Got important person. </div></div><br/>The jade mentioned doesn't seem to be around, at least not in this part of the hold. There is a nice, if shallow divot in the floor, leading the way to where it (or something equally valuable) was dragged.. The warning box looks pretty untouched. The rest of the warning has fallen to the ground, but is still whole and perfectly legible.<br/><br/>"Penalty for firing unloaded. Fined twice the cost of the firedust and triple the cost of the water. And then no less than sixty lashes. Penalty for firing loaded. With luck, you will be used to patch the hole."<br/><br/>Azure sees a few traps intended to keep people out of the very bowels of the ship. A few of the corpses are beheaded, with the weapons used to kill them left nearby. It seems that the killer of those Lintha men and women was quite skilled at taking weapons. And using them against their former owners.<br/><br/>Unsuccessfully, as one of them is broken in such a way as to imply that it hit somebody head on, made them bleed some, and then it got broken by the unmoved person. The door seems to have been battered in by a fist, despite the presence of a very thick wooden bar, and most of the damage seems to have been done by hand, meaning there the attacker was an essence user. There's also a death poem on the wall, so perhaps one of the defenders was a Falling Lotus practitioner.