The Ancient Histories

The Ancient Histories are a series of books still being written by a scribe in the Roman Empire by the command of sungross, Emperor of All Rome. This series is on the history of the world, starting from the creation of the world and currently on the end of the Roman-Egyptian War. A "side" book on Villagers has been created as well. The first two Ancient Histories and the book on Villagers are currently open to the public to read in the Library of Alexandria.

Books
The three books were all written in Constantinople and copies of it were sold in the auction house. Each book is on different topics. The first book is about the creation of the world and Raidernomics, the second is about the consequences of the war on Raidernomics, and the third is about Villagers.

The Ancient Histories, Part 1
The first book of the series is written about the creation of the world by DeathCow_01. He supposedly saw that it was "kek" after creating it. However, an evil spirit named RaiderKnight came into the world, creating evil. One of his plans was to fill up the Dead Sea. However, the Egyptian people stood up against them and defeated Raider in the Dead Sea. However, this would not be the end of conflict between Egypt and RaiderKnight - the Egyptians would later defeat RaiderKnight and the creator of the world, DeathCow_01, would banish him for his crimes.

The Ancient Histories, Part 2
The second book is about the aftermath of the war. Supposedly, what was left of RaiderKnight's spirit whispered into the ear of the Caliph of Egypt, ruther, suggesting him to declare war on Rome in order to regain the Levant from them. He did so, although Rome and his allies defeated the Egyptians after an hour of fierce combat. As a result, despite the power of the Egyptians, they would fall apart to independence movements, most notably Alexandria.

The Story of the Villagers
The most recently published book is on Villagers. It talks about their history and how they were once mighty, however the introduction of humans to the world split them up. They would eventually get enslaved by said humans, and the book denounces this slavery and calls it an evil.