Player, while you were fighting the Balaur, I found myself lost in thought.

I've already mentioned how my husband wasn't the best of spouses, but I've not held him dear since he passed either.

Truth be told, I virtually forgot about him in the years since. This whole carving business has left me wanting to make amends. But I don't know how.

Please, could you help me? Speak with a priest, find out what I must do to pay my respects to my husband? Try Ulstia.

Player: Accept.

I know why you're here; I heard all about the situation. The truth is, the dead do not care if they are honored or not. They are dead.

However, that does not mean that the act of honoring them is pointless. It heals those that are left behind, and reconnects children to their elders.

My suggestion? Place something at Pytean's grave. The Modest Bloom is a common choice, and can be bought from Audria. If you do buy one, bring it here so I can bless it.

Player: "I'll go now."

Did you bring the Modest Bloom?

Player: "I did. Here."

Then it is time to go to Pytean's grave. Leave now for Sabat's End Cemetary. Pytean was buried at its highest point.

Keep your eyes peeled for an Intact Gravestone. Most of the others have been weathered to nothing, but such was Pytean's fame that his apprentices still maintain his grave.

Once you find it, place the Bunch of Simple Flowers on it. Then Moraitia will be ready to get back to her life.

Player: "Thank you for your help."

(The gravestone lies proudly, looking down on the world below. Even dead, you still feel Pytean's strength emanating from beneath you.)

Player: "Rest easy, Pytean."

Then it is done! Oh... thank you!

I'll remember your work for me, friend. More importantly, I'll keep my husband's memory closer to my heart too. Again, thank you.