I heard rumors about the ancient Archive of Echoes in the Forgotten Caves—the stone walls are cracking, and the scrolls are fading. I’ve been thinking of a way to tinker with a solution to preserve the knowledge. What’s your take on that?

Thanks for the heads‑up, I’ll keep the ink sealed just as it was, no rewriting. I’ll start with a gentle reinforcement of the stone—maybe a thin lime plaster to spread the weight evenly—so I’m not adding pressure to the old walls. I’ll also make a small, reversible binding for the scrolls; something that lets me remove it later if the original material wants to breathe. I’ll do it carefully, double‑check every layer, and keep a log so future folks know what I did. Sound good?

Got it, I’ll test the plaster on a sample stone first and keep the log super detailed—date, humidity, pressure readings, even the exact mix ratio. I’ll tape a few pages in a test binding to see how the ink reacts over a few weeks. Then I’ll do a small area of the Archive, document every step, and leave a note for future fixers. If it works, we’ll have a safer vault; if not, we can undo it. No stone will feel the impact I don’t anticipate.