*Nails a note that reads:*
Hail, a good time ago, one of your historians was found wondering about nearly lost in the woodland near by capital of Nuremburg. Upon taking him in, he had divulged his intention and the map that guided him, knowing the lay of the land I most amicably assisted him in anyway I can. He was a kind fellow, one whose name I sadly forgot at the moment of writing this, but he gave me a hope that I was much curious in delving into. I have come to realize that there are men in the world who truly seek knowledge to progress, to advance, and to reform what we have done in the past into better circumstances in the future.
This seeking of knowledge seems to be of pure intent, not one lead by a man wishing to gain knowledge to use against opponents or for selfish reasoning. A measure I would like to perhaps present to you is that due to those corrupted by greed of the land and greed of the rule over others, I would like to extend an invitation to build a library in my town of Nuremburg. If ever an iconoclasm was to be upstarted by a ruler who sees this flow of countless knowledge a threat to his rise, he may have those grave intentions. Thus my Order, the Teutonic Order would very much see to the protection of the books held therein a possible library that your group can found within my town.