Book of Bù
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Description
Down at the peaceful museum of Ms. Bloop in Lupin-Burg, lies the Book of Bù. Although innocent-looking, a great history lies behind this book, which played a major role in Twinsen's first adventure.
The book, as explained in its pages, is one of the four magical items that were needed to be collected by the Heir, for him to achieve victory. Furthermore, the owner of the book fastly becomes reach in knowledge, as the book enables its possessor to talk with the animals of Twinsen, as well as to read the ancient language of Twinsun, Runic.
A further looking at this sacred book reveals even more interesting details. For example, it tells the exact prophecy of Sendell, and describes clearly the events that post factum did happen at Twinsen's adventure. From this book, Twinsen learned his actual destiny: to overthrow the tyrant - Dr. FunFrock.
Role in Twinsen's adventure
When we review Twinsen's journey, we found out that retrieving the Book of Bù was not an original purpose for the Quetch. However, as soon as he did find it, his whole adventure took out a new, different route.
After reading a rare book at The library's censored publications area, Twinsen made his steps to the Island of the White Leaf Desert. There, he met the old hermit, a nameless rabbibunny who was most likely the smartest of his kind on the entire planet. That hermit told Twinsen that he knows about the so-called "Legend" that FunFrock really fears. He then sent the quetch to the Temple of Bù, to fetch him the sacred Book of Bù. If he returns safely, our hero was guaranteed, he will then hear from the wise bunny all that he has to know about the Legend. After a long time of getting through all troubles and obstacles of the Temple, Twinsen finally made it to the last room. There, surrounded by old dead-yet-alive rabbibunnies skeletons, he found, spinning in air, the desired book. Twinsen could try killing the skeleton enemies, but a better idea came to his mind. Instead of trying to fight his opponents, the quetch ran straight to the holy book. Then, suddenly, a marvellous thing happened. The skeletons, apparently worshipping the book, stopped fighting Twinsen, and started all bowing to him.
After he got out of the temple, Twinsen passed the old book to the rabbibunny, who was still sitting outside, waiting for him. At this act, the hermit figured that Twinsen must be the Heir the prophecy speaks of, as only him could survive in this dangerous temple. Appreciating this, the old rabbi told Twinsen everything about the Legend, and sent him to his own house to continue his important quest.
Additionally, Twinsen was then able to speak with the animals of the planet, and also read Runic, two features that gave the brave quetch more power over his enemies. The book has also promoted his level of magic, from yellow to green.
Unconfirmed theories
The origin of the Book is unknown. It might be just like the Earthly bible, whose writer is unknown, although the Twinsunian divinity is more tangible than the Earthly one. Another possibility is that the writer of the book was Bù himself, although absolutely nothing is known about him to nowadays Twinsunians.
Trivia
At the end of his first adventure, no longer needing the book, Twinsen contributed it to Ms. Bloop's private museum. There, visitors from all over the planet come and witness the items and objects that were vital at Twinsen's quest. However, Twinsen was still able to speak with the animals of Twinsen, even after giving the book away.
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