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Kon Belben was home to Cleric Dogor, a follower of the Church of All who brought his beliefs to the Outpost. In the earliest days of Gellion Cross' reclamation, Cleric Dogor established a modest church in which he housed and fed many of Kon Belben's Dwarves for no cost at all. NoThe onetree godwhich gave shelter in these early days was worshipedcut aboveto anymake otherroom infor Konnew Belbenstructures, withbut eachCleric andDogor everywas godprudent worshipedenough equallyto save a sapling of this tree, andwhich thatbecame wasknown mostas likelythe due"Sapling toof ClericLife." DogorThis humble cutting became a fixture in the Church of All in the Outpost.

The Librarylibrary of Kon Belben has many old names and past owners. The Dwarf to establish the building was Keeper Magog, a Wordsmith from Bormar who was highly involved in the Outpost's earliest days. He opened the library on the 1st of Jantag, and its name was the Carpe Diem Bibliotheca, which he later renovated to have a museum. Keeper Magog infamously locked the library doors after Thorgrin Metalfist was elected Ceannard, an individual with whom Magog had repeatedly quarreled. Facing public backlash, Magog left the Outpost and the library fell without an owner.

Upon Kell Kalastra's rise to the Ceannardship, the newly appointed Lorekeeper Vokhurum Regvari took it upon himself to renovate the library from the ground up. The layout was changed dramatically and could hardly be recognized from Magog's initial structure. Later, the Dwarf known only as Q.E.D. arrived in Kon Belben and, having surveyed the mostly-built library, asked Ceannard Kalastra for permission to continue construction. Permission was quickly given and the library proceeded to its final, finished version: {insert last name}. The Dwarves of Kon Belben filled the library with many tomes of various genres, including: