They Once Were Humans

You feel strange to know

that Siena and her soldiers once were the Humans.

As far as you remember, you've learned that monsters and Humans are completely different species that can never be mixed or transformed into each other.

But... shockingly everything in this place tells otherwise.

The facts that you believed to be the truths weren't the truths at all.

You feel mixed feelings about the dead man who has taught you this.

• I suddenly want to smack the skeleton. (accepts the quest)

Despite of your feelings, you couldn't pass all the traps and monsters without his records.

It's too bad that you don't know his name.

• I might want to look for his name.

While you're lost in thoughts, oops!

You let the skeleton get sooty by the brazier's fire. How disrespectful for the deceased!

While you're trying to wipe off the soot from the skeleton...

Err? You've noticed letters written on the skeleton.

Unfortunately, the brazier's fire is dying and it's too dim to read the letters clearly.

• Let's read them using a different brazier.

You've moved to a different brazier, and the letters looked more clear.

Bo... Bor... Borphe...

God, every brazier seems to be dying.

You should move to the last brazier over there.

• Let's move to the last brazier.

Borphed!

It sounds like a person's name.

It might be the name of the brave man who sacrificed himself to let the world know the truth about this altar.

• I'd better find a good place to bury this skeleton.

This place is nowhere near perfect for this great man's remains, but you have no choice at this moment.

Let's keep him here, and then bring him outside with you later.

• I'd better leave him here and find Siena. (completes the quest)