The Misplaced Reassurance

[This particular misplaced journal was recovered from the mysterious crumbling ruins of the Great Library of Curio by field researcher Ahk Kh'aazti on 4|5|342 K.E. The Great Library of Curio was said to have vanished from the town of [REDACTED] in 312 K.E. and shown back up in ruin at the exact opposite end of the world at [REDACTED]]

(Below is the original first report written by Kh'aazti.)

> I cannot believe I'm taking the time to write this report...
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> Some researchers believe that this journal possesses unusual properties that makes it nearly impossible to document anything about it in detail. All of our researchers whom have attempted to create a transcription of this journal have *supposedly* been unsuccessful due to the journal's unproven "unique cognitohazardous properties". The truth is, there's really nothing of note to transcribe. The journal is unremarkable in its contents.
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> Some unreliable researchers have *supposedly* observed that the journal seems to censor any direct references to its contents by altering the thought process of anyone who has read it. This is a baseless assumption. The researchers who have read the journal (including me) have been trying to reassure the others that the journal has no anomalous properties and its information is not notable for discussion or transcription.
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> *P.S. I have requested for this archive to be closed and discarded due to its uselessness and the fact that it takes up space in our highest priority archives. I may have pushed too hard however, as Archmage [REDACTED] has reassigned me to work on documenting notable accidental fires throughout history. This will be my final note on the subject of this unremarkable journal.*
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After Researcher Kh'aazti was reassigned, the report was revised into an article that reflected the point of view of somebody who had not read the journal.
(Below is the revised article written by Researcher Frederick Magnamoz.)

> This journal is difficult to write about given its nature, but I'll give my best interpretation based on what we have observed from affected researchers.
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> The journal seems to have a mind-altering cognitohazardous effect on those who read its contents, forcing them to reassure others about its non-importance. This has been more or less proven by researcher Kh'aazti's original report written about the journal. Kh'aazti took a wild swerve from his usual curious and open-minded personality after reading its contents, telling other researchers that it was "uninteresting" and "not even worth looking at". He was also extremely sceptical, to the point of anger, of any theories about the journal's properties.
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> At Archmage [REDACTED]'s request, several attempts were made to transcribe the journal. After many experiments and attempts, Archmage [REDACTED] enchanted Researcher Julio Kwiqwill with an extremely powerful charming spell in order to force his way through the journal's effects. It was only then that a partial transcription was created. Researcher Kwiqwill's heart reportedly stopped partway through the transcription with no explanation.
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> Upon reading this partial transcription, Archmage [REDACTED] forbid any further attempts at transcribing the journal. He personally destroyed the partial transcription and ordered the journal to be sealed deep in the IASA's archives in the interest of the Empire's safety and stability. A transcription hasn't been attempted since.
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