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The
Book of Administration (Translation)
For countless ages, we winged ones have led the wingless ones.
This is right and proper. But we must always remember that
they are no less valuable than we. A body with no head cannot
move. But neither can a body with no legs. All must function
in unity if anything is to be achieved. So guide the wingless
ones and keep them from paths of error. But guide them with
respect.
The
Book of Prosperity (Translation)
Long ago, the great seer Naxatilor summoned the Codex into
the world. Thus began the great time of prosperity. The Codex
was placed within the Temple of Singularity, there to be viewed
by those requiring its knowledge. The seers of the land, led
by Naxatilor, protected the Codex with a forcefield. Only
those upon sacred quests for wisdom are allowed to reach and
read the Codex. Within the Codex is written the one right
and true answer to any problem. One has but to reach the Codex,
read it, and interpret its advice properly. With perfect wisdom
and infallible knowledge, all that remains is to have the
control, passion and diligence required to follow the proper
course. These are the underpinnings of our society, and so
our race is able to use the Codex wisely and well. This is
the reason why the Codex exists: to lead the Gargoyle race
to ultimate prosperity.
The
Book of The Underworld (Translation)
Deep below the land there is another land. In that land live
many strange creatures. The most interesting of these creatures
look something like our wingless ones. These daemons, however,
are pale and soft. Some say that these daemons from the underworld
can speak. And, to be sure, they make sounds that are similar
to our language. But as everyone knows, no creature without
wings is truly intelligent. Fables of talking daemons must
be discredited.
The
Book of Circles (Translation)
All begins with the three principles: Control, Passion and
Diligence. From Control springs Direction. From Passion springs
Feeling. From Diligence springs Persistence. But these three
virtues are no more important than the other five: Control
combines with Passion to give Balance. Passion combines with
Diligence to yield Achievement. And Diligence joins with Control
to provide Precision. The absence of Control, Passion and
Diligence is Chaos. Thus the absence of the principles points
toward the seventh virtue, Order. The three principles unify
to form Singularity. This is the eighth virtue, but it is
also the first, because within Singularity can be found all
the principles, and thus all the virtues. A circle has no
end. It continues forever, with all parts equally important
in the success of the whole. Our society is the same. It too
continues forever, with all members (and all virtues) equal
parts of the unified whole.
The
Book of Ritual (Translation)
Heed well as I, Naxatilor, write of how I brought the Codex
to our land and thereby ushered in the time of prosperity:
With the help of the Lensmaker I crafted the Vortex Lens,
by which I could see the Codex where it originally rested.
I created the Vortex Cube to focus the power of the Moonstones
and draw the Vortex down to the world. Then I used the lens
to form an image of the Codex upon the cube. The Vortex touched
our plane, the image became solid, and the Codex was brought
down to be used properly by our race!
The
Book of Family (Translation)
When a child hatches from his egg, he is born without wings.
But even from birth one can tell whether a child will grow
up to be a winged or a wingless one. The wingless ones cannot
speak, and lack the intelligence of the winged ones. They
must be guided. The winged ones are few, but they are entrusted
with the intelligence and wisdom of the race. They must guide.
Both winged and wingless ones spring from the same eggs, and
both belong to the same family. All function as a single whole,
to better maintain the struggle for survival in our world.
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