Page Finder
A Page Finder is a small archive-moth-like charm used to search a particular book by intent rather than by index. It is especially useful with thick binders, collections, and heavily annotated volumes where the reader knows what they want but not where it was filed.
When set on a book, the charm can unfold from a cocoon-like shape into a tiny moth-like or butterfly-like seeker. Its user guides it telepathically, and the charm finds the page or passage that most closely matches that intention.
Page Finder
This small charm often rests in a cocoon-like form until placed on or inside a book, where it can unfold into a tiny moth-like or butterfly-like seeker.
As an action while touching the book, you can telepathically focus on what you intend to find in that book. The page finder searches the book for the page, passage, image, or entry that best matches your intent, then moves to or marks that location.
The page finder can only find information that is actually present in the book. It does not translate writing, reveal magically hidden text, solve ciphers, or determine truth on its own, though it can find relevant pages about those things if the book contains them.