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What Moves the Dead

Objectives

Crake knows a scholar able to decode the strange inscription — but first they must reach Neustadt.

Crake may know such a scholar, yet Coen must first make for Neustadt — by daylight, no less.

A frosty welcome: Mevasser stormed off, though Crake still argues his case. Follow them.

Mevasser yielded at last, furnishing an engraving depicting Silas beside his atelier — perhaps it indicates the route.

Mevasser recounted Silas, the legendary alchemist who perhaps pioneered gargoyle-crafting; his journals should resolve the enigma.

The woodcut sets Silas's workshop in Altenmarkt — the hunt begins immediately.

The woodcut sets Silas's workshop in Altenmarkt — Coen should meet Crake soon to seek it.

The right street is located, but the precise house is not; ask the locals.

An old woman indicated a house that might once have been Silas's; examine it with Crake.

Inside the likely house, uncertain it was truly Silas's — search it thoroughly.

Nothing stands out but the chimney; it merits a closer look.

The planks beside the chimney appear disturbed — perhaps they will budge.

A trapdoor beneath the planks likely hides the cellar mouth.

The cellar seems empty — yet Silas may have cached something there.

A hidden passage behind a bookcase sinks further underground.

Primeval ruins under Svartrau — Silas must have conducted his foul trials here.

Unmistakable: this served as Silas's workshop — his laboratory, rather. Yet someone arrived earlier; did they covet his research as well?

The robbers let fall a leaf of Silas's tome; seize them, or at minimum track the remainder's path.

Some thing slaughtered this man; his corpse may offer leads — or possibly the pilfered tome.

A beast has hauled Crake further into the ruins — save him!

The creature lies slain yet Crake is hurt; guide him securely from the ruins.

Henrik, an Altenmarkt trader, identified a dwelling possibly once Silas's; examine it alongside Crake.

Endings

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