What if Avizandum was brought back to life? What if Callum and some other elves managed to undone Viren's Dark Magic spell on Thunder? Will there be peace? Will Avizandum forgive the humans that turned him into a lifeless stone? Or will the war cont...
"So if we revive Thunder, there's a chance he'll destroy us? But there's also a chance there will be peace?" Ezran asked.
"But, the chance of peace is going to be low. Maybe 10% that there's going to be peace and 90% that the war will continue," Ethari replied.
"Woah, so should we revive him?" Callum asked.
"Well, if we want to risk it. Then yes," Ibis replied.
"Should we risk it?" Rayla asked.
"Yes," Ezran said confidently.
"Um. Sure. Okay. Let's risk it." Callum stumbled.
"Well, let's start searching," Lujanne said, looking at the selves of books.
"Okay. Lujanne and Ibis, you can look at those columns. Rayla you look at those, Ethari you can help Rayla. Ezran you're with me. We have a long way to go," Callum said.
"Um... Ibis?"Callum stopped the SkyWing elf to go to his columns.
"How may I help you?"
"I was wondering... do you know who Aaravos is?"
The smile Ibis had on his face flickered. "What do you want to know about him?"
"Well, you see. This cube here is called 'the Key of Aaravos' and whenever I saw the name on books, the texts disappeared."
"I'm afraid I cannot help you."
"Please?" Callum put on his puppy-eyes.
"No. Maybe ask the others."
"Fine." Callum sighed in defeat.
"Hey Lujanne? Do you know who Aaravos is?" Callum asked the mage.
"N-no.I'm afraid not. Why do you want to know about him?" Lujanne nearly dropped the stack of books.
"Well, you see. I want to learn more about elves."
"But why Aaravos?"
"The cube is called 'the Key of Aaravos' so I was wondering."
"Ask the other elves. But I warn you. The answer you seek may not be the one you expect."
"Uh, what does that mean?"
"Nothing."
"Ethari. I need your help," Callum begged.
"How may I help you?"
"Don't give me the answer 'I don't know. Ask the other elves' but who's Aaravos?"
"I'm af-" Callum cut him off.
"I don't want to hear 'I'm afraid I cannot help you'"
"I just can't."
"Please! I beg you! Can you please answer me?"
"Fine..."
"Really?! Thanks!"
Ethari sighed. "I don't know that much about him. But I heard a poem about him before. It's called 'The Midnight Star' ."
"Do you remember it? Can you retell it to me?" Callum asked hopefully.