Most Precious Thing
Overview
Seems I'm not the only one looking for something in this cursed place. I came across some of Brencis's men, sent here to retrieve St. Tyna's necklace. They offered to open up a safe passage to the library in exchange for the relic. Something to think about.
Objectives 8 steps
- 1
Fulfil soldier's request to secure a passage to the library
Here's the deal: I bring back the relic, Brencis's men let me access the library. Something to consider...
- 2
Search for the relic in the chapel
In order to convince Brencis's men to let me use the passage to the library, I need to give them St. Tyna's relic. The chapel seems a good place to start searching for it.
- 3
Return to the soldiers
Now that I've collected St. Tyna's relic, I could trade it for a safe passage to the convent library.
- 4
Search for the relic in the sacristy
I found clues suggesting the relic was hidden in the sacristy. Let's see if it's still there.
- 5
Defeat the soldiers
Me and Brencis's men have had a disagreement – one we have to settle with swords.
- 6
Search for keys to the sacristy
The sacristy is locked – which is frustrating. But each lock has a key and, sooner or later, I'll find it.
- 7
Search for keys in the caretaker's shed
Looks like the keys I'm searching for are in the caretaker's shed. I need to find it and take a gander.
- 8
Collect relic from the nun's body
I found the relic... Question is, do I have the nerve to pry it from the cold fingers of the nun who died protecting it.
Recorded outcomes 3 endings
- I decided to take the soldiers up on their offer – and they held up their end of the bargain.
- The soldiers made me an offer – and I came back with a counterproposal. Now that they're dead, the passage to the library stands wide open.
- Don't have the time to deal with this – I'm off to face Brencis.
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