Introduction
At the time of this writing we know not of this age or this world which our eyes have only glimpsed through the tattered parchments in our possession. We Archivists preserve and transcribe these documents in hopes of understanding a world that is not our own. Most of our time is spent handling and preserving these personal writings which leaves us little time to make sense of the lands they live in, the powers that govern them and the trials they faced.
We Archivists preserve and transcribe these documents in hopes of understanding a world that is not our own.
This is why I have implored my fellow Archivists to seek out assistance from the world, in hopes that others may be able to “assemble the quilt” if you will. We are asking for volunteer Chroniclists to help piece together this world, to help us learn lessons from a people before our time, and for this are sincerely welcome and most genuinely thanked. Though we Archivists are typically of a world constructed of paper and things tangible there are few of us who assist in ways most modern, such as this page of information. For this, we are also grateful.
We are asking for volunteer Chroniclists to help piece together this world, to help us learn lessons from a people before our time, and for this are sincerely welcome and most genuinely thanked.
In the coming seasons we will continue to release our work to you, the Chroniclists. May your work be fruitful and your days blessed.