Cantral-afik

Cantral-afik is the grandson of the great Santil-afik. His duty, like that of his father, was to protect the Awto-scribe. His early life was quiet, working with the monks of the Overlord. He and the monks spent their days quietly restoring texts, and translating those that were not in any common language. The documents not stored using the awtoscribe are kept in the main library in the Overlords citadel.

• K-afik: Dangerous revolutionary or productive thinker?? (Author unknown)

• K'afik: Dangerous revolutionary or productive thinker?? (Author unknown)

• Awtoscribe (K-e)
• K'afik : Dangerous revolutionary or productive thinker?? (Author unknown)

• The Overlord's library? (Author unknown)

• Scribed by: Zaythrin

If anyone were actually allowed to enter the library (the Overlord would rather his precious collection was not touched, or damaged), they would see that it is a large and very impressive collection of works. There are even rumoured to be books from before the Great Disaster, but seeing as so few can go in, these rumours cannot be substantiated.

• Scribed by: Karlem-eish
• References:
  • Awtoscribe (K-e
  • K'afik : Dangerous revolutionary or productive thinker? (Author unknown)
  • Library of Lenen: Truly the centre of human knowledge?? (Author unknown)
• Cited by:
  • None

Cantral-afik is the grandson of the great Santil-afik. His duty, like that of his father, was to protect the Awtoscribe. His early life was quiet, working with the monks of the Overlord. He and the monks spent their days quietly restoring texts, and translating those that were not in any common language. The documents not stored using the awtoscribe are kept in the main library in the Overlords citadel.

Before the advent of Cantral'afik, the main library was little more than a warehouse of books. It was Cantral'afik, however, who organised the books, instituted catalogues and organised monks to help him with translations and organisation. We owe the current efficiency of the Overlords libraries to Cantral'afik.

If anyone were actually allowed to enter the library (the Overlord would rather his precious collection was not touched, or damaged), they would see that it is a large and very impressive collection of works. There are even rumoured to be books from before the Great Disaster, but seeing as so few can go in, these rumours cannot be substantiated.

Cantral-afik is the grandson of the great Santil-afik. His duty, like that of his father, was to protect the Awtoscribe. His early life was quiet, working with the monks of the Overlord. He and the monks spent their days quietly restoring texts, and translating those that were not in any common language.