Ienzo own explorations had yet to turn up anything particularly significant, so he didn't waste any time in coming over to see what Lexaeus had found. Admittedly most of the writing was all but incomprehensible to him, but the illustrations were at least enough to suggest at something of the content. He might have preferred to save the writings of some ancient philosopher, but given that as things stand he wouldn't be able to tell them from any of the other scrolls, what they have will have to do.

There's a moment of silence all the same, however, before Ienzo offers a somber nod. If the point is to rescue something of worth these will do.