Surprisingly, it is Lykos that finds the misplaced scrolls, first. A huge pile containing several references to the Sky Pharaoh and his participation in some ancient war. The Sky Pharaoh is represented by a very distinct hieroglyph of a winged pyramid. According to the scrolls, the Sky Pharaoh was convinced that an attack was coming from enemies who lived in cities in the clouds, and that he was frantically searching for a weapon to defeat them. Apparently, the pharaoh eventually succeeded in finding this weapon, but all that remains of the scrolls that detail this weapon are a handful of ragged papyrus scraps depicting confusing geometrical patterns. (DC 20 Perception or Int check (which Evendiss can pass, if he doesn't): these scrolls should be here, but have clearly been removed.)<br/><br/>Emboldened by their success, Evendiss digs into the research more, but it's Azadei who notices a large collection of tablets bound in cloth marked with the Sky Pharaoh’s winged pyramid hieroglyph, which contains a number of transcribed recollections of several courtiers at Hakotep’s court. These accounts make passing references to the Sky Pharaoh having access to stolen Shory magic.