Add "missing" book due to wrong ID

This is a callback to old issue #1445. Book ID 10000 resolves to BOK00016, which does not exist. Book should be Ark'ay The God.
Now that localized book files are read as first preference, adding BOK00016 so book is no longer missing and is available in text data.

Assets/StreamingAssets/Text/Books/BOK00016-LOC.txt

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+Title: Ark'ay The God
+Author: Mymophonus the Scribe
+IsNaughty: False
+Price: 562
+IsUnique: False
+WhenVarSet: 
+Content:
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+[/font=2]
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+[/center]Arkay The God
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+[/font=4]
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+ So be it known that the gods were once as we.
+
+ Ark'ay, the god of death and birth, was an ordinary 
+shopkeeper whose only unusual characteristic was a passion
+for knowledge. To indulge his hobby he became an avid
+collector of books on almost any subject he could find in
+print. 
+
+ One day he stumbled across a tome which purported to tell
+the secrets of life, death, and the purpose of existence.
+After  months of studying the convoluted logic, written in
+opaque language, he thought that he was finally beginning to
+understand what the author was saying. 
+
+ During this time he became so intent on understanding the book
+that he ignored everything else: his business started to slide
+towards bankruptcy, his few friends stopped visiting him, he
+ignored the plague which was ravaging the town, and his
+family were ready to leave him.
+
+ Just as he felt that the book was opening visions of new
+worlds, the plague brought him low. His family tended his
+illness out of a sense of duty, but he slowly sank towards
+death. So, as a last resort, he prayed to Mara the
+mother-goddess to allow him enough time to complete his
+studies of the book.
+
+ "Why should I make an exception for you, Ark`ay?" asked
+Mara.
+
+ "Mother Mara, I am finally beginning to understand this
+book and the meaning of life and death" he answered, "and
+with a little more time to study and think, I should be able
+to teach others".
+
+ "Hmmm, it sounds to me like that `teaching others' is an 
+afterthought to appeal to me", she replied. "What is the
+reason for death and birth?"
+
+ "There are far more souls in the Universe than there is room
+for in the physical world. But it is in the physical world
+that a soul has an opportunity to learn and progress.
+Without birth, souls would not be able to acquire that
+experience, and without death there would be no room for
+birth."
+
+ "Not a very good explanation, but it does have elements of
+truth. Maybe with more study you could improve it," she
+mused.  "I cannot give you `a little more time.' I can
+only condemn you to Eternal labor in the field you have
+chosen. How say you to that?"
+
+ "I do not understand, mother," said Ark'ay.
+
+ "Your choice is to either accept the death that is so close
+or to become a god with us. But a god is not an easy nor
+pleasant thing to be. As the god of death and birth you will
+spend eternity making sure that deaths and births stay in
+proper  balance in the physical world. And, in spite of what
+you  believe you understand, you will always agonize over 
+whether your decisions are truly correct. How do you
+decide?"
+
+ Ark'ay spent what seemed to him as an eternity in thought
+before answering. "Mother, if my studies are not completely wrong, my only choice is to accept the burden and
+try to  transmit the reasons for death and birth to
+humanity."
+
+ "So be it, Arkay, God of Birth and Death."
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