<em>The succubus finds a copious number of tomes, most on the actual archfiends themselves, but enough reference their cults for Morrigan to piece together information on them.<br/><br/>The cult of Lilith, Lady-Regent of Malbolge, the Sixth Circle of Hell, is the more powerful, or at least more widespread of the two, though, here, in a demiplane with little nature, their influence is not as powerful. Despite this, among their ranks are some of the most powerful among the dark witches and druidesses in any world, Lilith's despoilers having learned how to master druidic magic, free of the constraints of neutrality. Their interest in the mixed-breed, between her ability to gain them influence in more civilized or metropolitan areas, while her connection to nature ensures that she fits in equally well beyond the boundaries of humanity's sway.<br/><br/>The cult of Fierana, Grand Duchess of Phelegethos, the Fourth Circle of Hell, is smaller and weaker, relatively speaking, as their dread mistress, known as the Archdevil of Lust and Passion, is subservient to her father, the fallen angel Belial, Master of Pain and Suffering, Lord-Regent of the Fourth. Among her ranks are both rogues and beguilers, monks and assassins, each fully given in surrender to their lovely patron. Their influence is much more pervasive throughout the city, however, their dogma more appealing to the decadent, wealthy upper class which primarily inhabits such wondrous planar hubs as this.<br/><br/>One of the librarians is a rather handsome young half-elf with dark, lustrous black hair, piercing green eyes and an air of mildness about him, dressed in black scholar's robes; the other, a cherubic-looking aasimar, with glistening golden locks and pure blue eyes speckled with silver, almost boyish in appearance, wearing white robes. Both find themselves surprised, embarassed, and more than a little tempted by the alluring young succubus.</em>