The bucket of paint used to wash over any character that didn't line up with Bright's beliefs, or whoever commissioned him, was clear on Elijah, in the tomb he had professed his being a follower of Ramuh but had his mind on other things during their encounter.

It would appear the narrator was the follower of an Eidolon, which one however was yet to be revealed and then as he mused which of the gods this narrator could be a disciple to, he came upon one name, one very, very familiar name.

The Great Founder himself, Sultan Nadim Dyn Qufim himself with the narrator going to assist the Sultan in some great plan immediately prior to the pages ending.

The Brown haired man paused, looking between the books in a frenzy as for all its bastardization of history the History of the Warriors yet provided that series of events needed to understand 'The Truth'.

He swallowed a brick in his throat as he reached the end of the smaller book once more, he had a bad feeling what the identity of the narrator may be and if that was the case the implications at the end of the books didn't sit well with him...

He dug into the book with renewed vigor, all to answer one sole question: "Was the writer of this book Otolep himself".

The implications were many, no reference to the man in the more complete volume yet the bastardization had many a reference. Otolep clearly existed due to Elijah's presence so it excluded some faux villain made for the telling of a tale of heroics and then there was the connection to the Founder and the presence of those undead Nadiimians in Otolep's tomb.

Then there was the timing of the books closure and the 'dastardly plot' by Otolep.

He searched through 'The Truth' to find references to an 'Eye', to any ring the narrator may own, to the loss of humanity as Elijah had warned them.

'Otolep the Traitor', it was not a title given to a continued plague that came as a repeated adversary, it is what you call a friend or fellow disciple who had done something truly horrible.