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@MajorHeading(The Grimoires of Rehoboth Det)

(several pages of random things, of no great significance.  They take about
5 minutes to skim through)

Along with Milcah and Tuvan, I seem to be coming close to achieving
the power I have sought.  Tuvan I have declared my apprentice, though
he needs no training and in truth, I am loathe to train him, lest his
power then approach mine.  In any case, he is now a full Mage.  Thus, 
his Madwand status shall not be known to any, if he be wise.

I have recently discovered references to a Creation Gate, a portal to 
the Realm of Tualoha.  It is my belief that opening said gate would
spew forth extradimensional deva, bringing them into this realm, thus
bringing them under my control -- and, of course, that of my fellow
madwands, for the moment.  It is unfortunate, but it appears I need
their aid.

It is also written that the Goddess has been bound.  This is
fortunate, for to open a Gate that is connected to the realm of an
unbound Goddess would be to create a time of mad creation, this
Madtime would make the world unfit to rule.  What benefit in ruling a
land you cannot control?  But with Tualoha @i(bound)...

(several more pages of random things)

Through more divinations, I have come to know things.  The Creation
Gate is locked, and the lock is further protected through a mystic
lock.  The lock to the gate may be opened only through the Creation 
Sigil; the lock spell on the Gate must be dealt with through other
means.  Its caster would no doubt know the true names of the lock
deva, but this is of little use to me, and it is intricately carved --
it is in fact three such deva, interlocked, so that I cannot use my
talent to undo the lock.  Without knowledge of the spells involved,
the only answer is three madwands working together.

(some more things happened)

At last!  I have divined the true form of the sigil!  All that remains
now is to find it, assemble it, and find the Gate.  It was surprising,
though, when the mage Gomer appeared at the door--he seemed to have
been wandering about, but once he spied the ritual I couldn't very
well let him go free.  Luckilly, he proved succeptible to the Spell of
Forgetting, thus I could let him go without doing him harm.  He's a
mage with potential -- reminds me of my son, Aram.  

(some more things happened)

Hmmm.  Well, I knew that Milcah wasn't a madwand, but he was still
useful to me.  He no longer is, however.  It is time for me to end my
association with him.