4- Elrond Spills Ink  Every so often a book or scroll or even
just a loose leaf of parchment would become worn, torn, and
basically needed to be rewritten before it became illegible. The
easiest was the parchment—it was only one piece after all.
Scrolls weren't that bad, but a tad more time consuming if you
wanted to get it perfect—which Erestor always wanted to, and
since this job was given to him because nobody else was brave
enough to do it, all of the scrolls were so perfect that the
only reason people knew that they were not the original version
was because it was not crumbling in their hands. Not that anyone
thanked him; no, when people ventures into the library to read
their favorite scroll and found that they were no longer afraid
to touch it, their response was: "Thank the Valar." As if they
had done anything.  But that was not the worst part of the job.
The worst, most horrific, torturously time consuming, part of
the job was rewriting the books. First Erestor had to get the
leather for the cover, t