(This is a very old letter. The wet paper has made most of the words unreadable.)

(Examining it carefully, you determine that the letter is directed to "Sahnu" and it is from "Ntuamu.")

(You should show it to Sahnu.)

Player: "Well...off to Nahor Lake."

What do you want?! I've been waiting here for some news of my sister, but it has been so long the worry is making me a bit crazy.

My other sisters say I should stop looking for her, that Ntuamu is probably dead, but I think she's still alive somewhere. We Seiren are strong!

Even if she is dead...I must find out for sure.

Player: "This letter is for you."

A letter for me? Let me see.... Oh...this is definitely Ntuamu's handwriting, but the writing is so blurred I can't read it.

Oh, Ntuamu! I must find out what this letter says. It's the only clue I have!

Daeva, would you do me a great kindness? I've heard there's a scholar, Gunter, who restores damaged books. I can't leave home--I want to be here should Ntuamu return. Would you find Gunter for me? Perhaps he can restore this letter.

Player: "I'll do my best."

Yes, Daeva, many people ask me to restore documents. Old books that have deteriorated or papers that have been left to gather mold or rot.

Restoration is a truly rewarding job because it brings back lost memories.

Player: "Could you look at this?"

Oh my...this letter is very old, but it's not in bad condition.

The ink has been blurred, but the paper is intact so I think I can restore it. Let me just brush some of this restoration agent on it.

See how the blurred ink fades away, revealing the latent ink still remaining from the original script? There...the letter is perfectly legible now.

Player: "Thank you."

Oh, I was waiting for you!

Is Ntuamu's letter restored?

Player: "It's readable now."

Oh, thank you!

I will reward your kindness someday. Seirens have a strong sense of gratitude.

But for now please let me be. I need to read this letter from my long-lost sister.