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- Greetings, Rizz. I would like to know where you last saw Hataright and how you came to have his diary. And here's something else. I was given a task to pass through the Great Divide. I learned that to do this, I need to step onto its steps naked, carrying the blessings of the reaper, the sage, the hermit, and the savage on my shoulders. It seems that this refers to some individuals. I also think that by "blessing" they actually mean some artifacts. And one more thing, at the end of the section, a deranged Lettie awaits me, the one who turns everyone to stone; what to do with her is the question. What do you think about all this?
- It's best to take things in order. I temporarily left the city and went into the abyss to destroy the headquarters of the fire people. I won't go into details about how exactly, it's no longer relevant. Along the way, I underestimated the trials that awaited me and was seriously wounded, waiting for my fate. After a long time, this Hataright appeared with two ladies, and they patched me up. This allowed me to complete my mission. On the way back, I saw them again; they were entering some portal that had appeared in the middle of the cave, but it disappeared before I could reach it. I found the book right there, as if the portal had refused to accept it, and the diary was hidden nearby. Apparently, he didn't want to take it with him, wherever he was going with his companion.