The Six Pages of Pariwana's Ritual

The Six Pages of Pariwana's Ritual is a unique document located in the Ordric Cenotaph known as Boh Lluqlla Kurku.
* Page One. In detail, this page describes the construction of the Lluqlla Kurku, or "deluge machine". This name also appears to be the name for the complex, though the place as a whole has the Denisatvan first word of Boh, meaning god but more specifically a true god of the Warring Triumvirate. This document shows the construction method for the machinery itself, not the actual method of its use or how it is powered. 
* Page Two. This page acts as supplement to page one, but also describes the machine's purpose: the control of the rains around the Boh Lluqlla Kurku complex and far afield from it. It's implied this was to protect the settlements around Lake Ordris from flooding, which in recent years has proven to be a problem for the region. 
* Page Three. The third page details the fact that there are two other sites and shows their locations in relation to Lake Ordris/Boh Lluqlla Kurku. It points to similar construction methods for the two other sites, but explains that they are to control other aspects of the storm. The northernmost site is considered by the page as a Machine of Wind and the easternmost site is a Machine of Thunder (Ordric translation meaning not just the sound but also the lightning). 
* Page Four. The lineages of the Ordric Royal Family are well-documented, but this page insists there are three other children born of Pariwana Ordric, the First Herald of the Storm. These children are named and Ladobog, Velesh, and Therun and are noted in the page as having been given up to the Machines to power them. Collectively, they are referred to on this page as the Princes of the Royal Secret. It isn't mentioned exactly if they were willing participants in the ritual, but the way the Ordric words translate into Common seems to denote that they were not. 
* Page Five. This page serves as a notation of the author or authors and seems to identify a single writer, a figure known to the League of Restoration as Chaski or "the Messenger". This page alone legitimizes the documents in hand. 
* Page Six. This page covers the conflicts the writer or writers of these pages were concerned about during the time they were drafted. It seems a cell of the Ordric Honor Guard was exiled, specifically those tasked with defending the three royal children, and sent to the west to find a being the Royal Seers saw as a possible bane to the burgeoning nation of Ordris. This event was never mentioned in contemporary history and this is the only known source of the historical claim therein. The location designated as the destination of the Honor Guard appears to be a location in Inundia, a town known as Cardend.