“We have always listened to the Wazeri,” Narendi said, almost defensively. “Knowing our letters doesn’t help us put food on our tables. It has never helped us put shelter over our heads. It is also very difficult to teach without proper materials. We have barely enough parchment to instruct the new Wazeri, let alone all Imbatoo.” “I hadn’t considered that,” Breen said. “Even still, if the Wazeri have been keeping the truth about magic hidden from you, then what other things have they kept hidden? Recording history as they want you to see it.”