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Strange lights and rings of mushrooms lead Coen to an odd-looking burrow deep in the woods — worth a closer look.

Inside, the burrow proves far roomier than it appeared from outside; Coen decides to find out what is happening down there.

Coen first refused to help young Heile find her brother, but he can reconsider, track her down, and offer his aid after all.

Helping Heile means investigating Oghasti, the small village her family comes from.

Heile mentioned that Tonis spends time at a place called the 'Wooden Palace' — Coen should check it out.

Smoke rises not far from the Wooden Palace; someone over there may have heard of Tonis.

Coen reaches a charcoal burners' camp and asks around for word of Tonis.

Tonis works apart from the others in a small camp near the main site — Coen goes to speak with him.

Tonis marks trees for felling; following his marks leads straight to his camp.

Lending Tonis a hand with his labour might make him more willing to talk.

Coen finds a house matching Heile's description, seemingly long abandoned though Tonis ought to live there — what happened here?

The burrow-dwelling sanzhani demand three pristine teeth — a grim request Coen can only fulfil from fallen foes.

Time to return to the burrow and speak with the sanzhani Tsarina.

Coen has told Tonis about Heile and the burrow; the two agreed to meet by its entrance.

Tonis, Heile's elder brother, is dead — Coen must break the news to the girl.

Mysterious lights trace the mushroom rings along Coen's path, seemingly guiding him onward — worth following.

With the charcoal burners dead, Coen has no choice but to search the camp's surroundings for Tonis himself.

Could the man Coen killed be Tonis, Heile's elder brother?

• 1 Enter the burrow Strange lights and rings of mushrooms lead Coen to an odd-looking burrow deep in the woods — worth a closer look.
• 2 Investigate the burrow Inside, the burrow proves far roomier than it appeared from outside; Coen decides to find out what is happening down there. 2 time segments
• 3 Talk to Heile Coen first refused to help young Heile find her brother, but he can reconsider, track her down, and offer his aid after all.
• 4 Investigate Oghasti Helping Heile means investigating Oghasti, the small village her family comes from. 1 time segment
• 5 Investigate the Wooden Palace Heile mentioned that Tonis spends time at a place called the 'Wooden Palace' — Coen should check it out. 2 time segments
• 6 Find the source of the smoke Smoke rises not far from the Wooden Palace; someone over there may have heard of Tonis.
• 7 Ask about Tonis in the burner camp Coen reaches a charcoal burners' camp and asks around for word of Tonis.
• 8 Talk with Tonis Tonis works apart from the others in a small camp near the main site — Coen goes to speak with him.
• 9 Follow the marked trees to find Tonis Tonis marks trees for felling; following his marks leads straight to his camp.
• 10 Help Tonis with his work Lending Tonis a hand with his labour might make him more willing to talk.
• 11 Investigate Heile and Tonis's house Coen finds a house matching Heile's description, seemingly long abandoned though Tonis ought to live there — what happened here? 1 time segment
• 12 Collect three shiny teeth from dead human enemies The burrow-dwelling sanzhani demand three pristine teeth — a grim request Coen can only fulfil from fallen foes.
• 13 Talk to the sanzhani Tsarina Time to return to the burrow and speak with the sanzhani Tsarina. 2 time segments
• 14 Meet up with Tonis by the burrow Coen has told Tonis about Heile and the burrow; the two agreed to meet by its entrance. Time sensitive
• 15 Tell Heile that Tonis is dead Tonis, Heile's elder brother, is dead — Coen must break the news to the girl. 1 time segment
• 16 Follow the lights Mysterious lights trace the mushroom rings along Coen's path, seemingly guiding him onward — worth following.
• 17 Search for Tonis around the camp With the charcoal burners dead, Coen has no choice but to search the camp's surroundings for Tonis himself.
• 18 Check the body for clues about Tonis Could the man Coen killed be Tonis, Heile's elder brother?

• Coen persuades the creatures to release young Heile so she can rejoin her brother at the Burner's Clearing.
• Coen convinces Tonis to let Heile remain in the burrow under the creatures' care, with visits once a month.
• Tonis dies, leaving little Heile with nowhere to turn.
• Coen runs out of time for the siblings' plight — Brencis demands his immediate attention.