𝅘𝅥𝅮𝅗𝅥𝅘𝅥𝅯𝅘𝅥𝅮
Thick parchments, decorated along the margins with floral and geometric patterns and written with a flourish in both Cingedoz and Common, are found passing hands and pinned to noticeboards across cities and towns as far apart as Lurin and Talar'nor. The hands responsible for drafting them and in passing them belong to one Cunimund hal'Cingedoz, dressed in flaxen simplicity with a threadbare cloak hugging his broad shoulders. With hair the color of wheat and often fluttering like heads of wheat with each passing breeze, the cheery and ruddy-faced man would call attention to his offered skill - the skill of transcribing and beautifying books and tomes.
Each parchment contained the same text, plainly conveying the following:
"Lo and be informed,
The tribesman of the Cingedoz named Cunimund offers his hand and his skill to transcribe any piece of literature that you'd wish transcribed. Price is negotiable and he is willing to transcribe any text regardless of genre - be it poem or history - or to hand-copy any document be it official or intimate. He has taken up residency as the cathedral librarian of Aaun-Whitespire if you'd like to find him there or write to him - have your house's history memorialized in a beautiful tome or have your documents hand-copied for purposes of record-keeping. The Cingedoz are wondrous mythmakers, so do ask after a fine work of inspiring fiction if you so wish!"