Revelations 5:20

=== The marked tome is significantly heavier than the one that you've been preoccupying yourself with. The lock which seems to have once found purpose in keeping the book sealed is open with no signs of forced entry. Brushing it to the edge of a thick strap of leather which would normally bind the faces of the cover together, you skim through the pages of this titanic work; several passages have been highlighted and some underlined, though when you come at last to 5:20 of the section entitled 'Revelations ', the left page is wholly unmarked aside from its original text. It reads: === "'... I have felt within myself an upsetting turn of the world ushered by recent events, as though all of the stars and planets have been pulled into retrograde. Have the Titans no mercy? Does Fate take us, its one vessel of sordid entertainment, for granted? Here is wisdom: let him who hath understanding see what I have within this darkness. The Sin'dorei, proud and mighty once more; the Sin'dorei, a symbol of retribution; the children of blood baptised within our namesake, every ounce sourced from the unbelievers of this wretched world. See there, the feared figure of Change! I beheld him as he ran first over Quel'Thalas on a white horse with a mask of undeath, unmovable and unchanging despite himself; I beheld him once more as he ran through with a lit torch, scorching the earth which trailed after those who followed our dearest Prince; and now, with mine eyes I see him again, returning from the core of the earth changed within himself, now riding with the steeds of Wrath in a chariot from which he holds the rod of Vengeance. We are to welcome honour his journey. The time to claim this world for our own is upon us. The blood of our ancestors soak the lands of this world. We are the inheritors of all things: the earth, the sun, and the heavens. Here is wisdom: I have laid the knowledge of my life before you here. Here is Change: he rides now with the children of blood in tow. Here is Ruin: meant now to be given rather than accepted. And here is Truth: none shall be spared by this mandate of heaven.'"

The next page (to the immediate right) is covered in an illustration with qualities of yore: a frame of red poppies contains the image of an elf in white robes with a sword in one hand and the severed head of an Orc in the other, fingers tightly wrapped around both hair and hilt. Beneath the image on the far bottom corner of the page, another handwritten inscription can be found: "Page 503."