Dinok-Laas: The magic Lah'Ofan: The cycle Keyn'Heim: The creator Ruvaak'Qolaas: The messenger Lok'Qostiid: The time Lo'Vokun: The change

Report deposited at the B.A.D.H., Library and Archives of the Silver Owl Meeting with the Keepers of Knowledge, Battle 1014
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List of Jaar’arr:
Dinok-Laas: The magic - Marthuin McLeod
Lah'Ofan: The cycle - High Queen and High King of Irendille Felmethia and Celebrimbor Keyn'Heim: The creator – Clowake de Grossouvre
Ruvaak'Qolaas: The Messenger - Jonas Oséric
Lok'Qostiid: Time - Xarlincar Tolternoth
Lo'Vokun: The Change - I-Hann Dragonnar

Question of Change, posed by Sebbal:
Why does the change oppose the order established by the other Knowledge Keepers?
Change Response:
The world is too rigid, we have to shake up conventions. We must bring entropy back into this world and turn it upside down.

It is at this moment that I-Hann speaks, interrupting the Messenger. An exchange takes place between the Jaar'arr of the Messenger, and the Jaar'arr of Change.
It is essential to prepare for change. We must change for the better. The change will have a big impact on the world, but will have very little impact for those who are ready. Everything Jonas did was for nothing.
At this moment, the Guardian of Change, Lo'Vokun, steps forward and speaks, removing his hood. Some say that I-Hann slipped away at that moment.
"I am the Unnamable
I am Vox, and not
I am eternal.
I am everywhere and nowhere. I am yesterday and tomorrow.
I am always, and never.
Report deposited at the B.A.D.H., Library and Archives of the Silver Owl Meeting with the Keepers of Knowledge, Battle 1014
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I am the one who understands.
Avatar of flesh, only one understood the upheavals.
There will be chaos, war and change
Before the big change.
Glory and pain.
Sadness and happiness
Present as Pilgrim of Change.
In order to ensure that nations will no longer be stagnant.
This is so that all of us can learn and evolve.
I will always be there.
I will be where you will have no influence.
In these dark areas, I will continue to bring change. Evolution.
We are inherent in your world"
At that moment, Lo'Vokun points out the Jaar'arr and the Lorekeepers, and the lights go out. When the light returns to the room, the Guardians are no longer there, and the Jaar'arr are on the ground, looking unwell. Only Jonas Oseric, Jaar'arr of the Messenger, is standing, holding on to his staff. We tried to reach out to offer healing, but without success. The Messenger's Jaar'arr informs us that what needed to be said was said, and that it was time to leave.