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This revelation lead Veila to conclude that it would be safer to entrust the pages of creation with the Creator rather than with Rapokind. Fearing that one day the Book of Life could fall to the wrong hands, Veila told the village leader of her intentions to return the Book of Life to the [[Eternal Flame]] as she had done with the flame page before it. Seeing the Book as the reason for the Raposas' continued survival, the leader resisted Veila's idea, but trusted her judgment.  

This revelation lead Veila to conclude that it would be safer to entrust the pages of creation with the Creator rather than with Rapokind. Fearing that one day the Book of Life could fall to the wrong hands, Veila told the village leader of her intentions to return the Book of Life to the [[Eternal Flame]] as she had done with the flame page before it. Seeing the Book as the reason for the Raposas' continued survival, the leader resisted Veila's idea, but trusted her judgment.  

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Nevertheless, Attempting to ease her leader's concerns, Veila began work on her final project: The Codex Perditus. A complete document detailing all the spells Veila knew, based on the powers of the Book of Life, the Codex would have the ability to safely carry out spells for even the most inexperienced magicians while reducing the magic cost requirements considerably. In order for such a book to exist, pages from the Book of Life would need to be co-opted.

Nevertheless, Attempting to ease her leader's concerns, Veila began work on her final project: The Codex Perditus. A complete document detailing all the spells Veila knew, based on the powers of the Book of Life, the Codex would have the ability to safely carry out spells for even the most inexperienced magicians while reducing the magic cost requirements considerably. In order for such a book to exist, pages from the Book of Life would need to be co-opted.

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Taking the Book of Life back to her home in [[Gearworks]], Veila begun the process of creating the spellbook. With the book bound, all that was left was to transfer the magic from the extracted pages into the empty Codex. Though she had taken precautions and started slow, the magic from the combined pages were far more powerful than she estimated. Her soul was overpowered and she quickly lost control over the unstable enchantment as she tried desperately to halt the binding process.  

Taking the Book of Life back to her home in [[Gearworks]], Veila begun the process of creating the spellbook. With the book bound, all that was left was to transfer the magic from the extracted pages into the empty Codex. Though she had taken precautions and started slow, the magic from the combined pages were far more powerful than she estimated. Her soul was overpowered and she quickly lost control over the unstable enchantment as she tried desperately to halt the binding process.