<em>The tulani's expression darkens as their conversation turns to business, and she leans forward and steeples her fingers. Her voice is soft, so that only those with the keenest senses could percieve their conversation from beyond the bounds of the table.<br/><br/>"The Libram does, indeed, exist, and, from where it was held, it has been stolen by a cult. If you know the common powers of the Libram, they are all true. But the tome contains yet more dangerous power than that. It has the knowledge within it of the rituals necessary to summon such individuals as the Dukes of Hell and the Demonic Atrocities of the Abyss. The cult is of one of those dark powers, and is guarded well against the servants of good, we celestials, and, even if we could, the Hashmallim Choir would prevent we of the Ophanim from doing anything. Many of the cult's allies are fiends, and thus more than a match for many mortals. Finally, given your work with your... compatriots and the fact that you remain uncorrupted means that you can be trusted."<br/><br/>The celestial waits for the archivist's response, even as the demons exchange surprised glances, and Reaver tenses. Dukes and Atrocities... among the most powerful representations of evil in existence, those who can effortlessly crush pit fiends and balors and corrupt entire nations and continents.</em>