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[[Image:Miadun hu Okardunai Icon.png]] <big>Miadun hu Okardunai</big><br>
[[Image:Miadun hu Okardunai Icon.png]] <big>Miadun hu Okardunai</big><br>
''A tome torn and charred. Several pages are still salvageable. The text appears to be written in the Gelidite tongue.<br>This book cannot be read, it is written in Ancient Empyrean. ''<br>
''A tome torn and charred. Several pages are still salvageable. The text appears to be written in the Gelidite tongue.<br>This book cannot be read, it is written in Ancient Empyrean. ''<br>
Pretranslation Author: <name><br>
Pretranslation Author: unknown <br>
Translator: <name><br>
Translator: [[Bretself the Translator]]<br>
Translator Speech: <br>
Translator Speech: <br>
<font color=green>Green Text.<br></font>
<font color=green> You give Bretself the Translator Miadun hu Okardunai.<br>
<font color=darkgoldenrod>NPC tells.</font>
<font color=darkgoldenrod>Bretself the Translator tells you, "Will wonders never cease? This book was difficult because of the damage wrought upon it. As well the text itself was written in a variation of Dericost, akin to that of the Gelid."<br></font>
Bretself the Translator gives you Mana and the Elements.<br></font>
 


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Revision as of 11:23, 12 January 2009

From the Gelidite Library (Quest) Quest, introduced during the Betrayal event.

Miadun hu Okardunai
A tome torn and charred. Several pages are still salvageable. The text appears to be written in the Gelidite tongue.
This book cannot be read, it is written in Ancient Empyrean.

Pretranslation Author: unknown
Translator: Bretself the Translator
Translator Speech:
You give Bretself the Translator Miadun hu Okardunai.
Bretself the Translator tells you, "Will wonders never cease? This book was difficult because of the damage wrought upon it. As well the text itself was written in a variation of Dericost, akin to that of the Gelid."
Bretself the Translator gives you Mana and the Elements.




Mana and the Elements
A tome torn and charred. Several pages are till salvageable. The text has been translated from Empyrean.


Page 1 Text


Page 2 Text


Page N Text


-- Author