Suno Census Hall Fire

Fire in Suno census hall  has happened 8 of July in 1244. It was one of the biggest disaster of that time. It took years of work and tons of documents.

Versions
There're quite a lot of versions how did the fire happen. In spite of almost complete extermination of census hall the rest of the city took minimal casualties. That bore gossips and versions.

The official version tells that the ignition was a mere accident. Baron Clais of Vyincourd was appointed by King Harlaus to lead the investigation due to his expirience in such cases. According to his words, the flame started from the broken lantern in the cellar and took all the building soon enough.

But there are other versions which say otherwise. For example, there is an opinion that says census hall was set aflame by the gang of pyromaniacs. This is unlikely, though, because no other work of this "gang" is known.

And the most exotic version says that it was some Larus who put the hall to the fire. This is the very same Larus which is known more as Admiral Larus. We have to admit that it seems easily possible for the admiral has never had much liking to speaking of his childhood and some information about it surely was in the documents of the census hall. But now it is impossible to say truth from lies and especially because of Alister the Clever who made up burned documents in the 1240's. The works of his imagination do not content a word about any Larus who had lived in Suno then.