I can't believe Denlavis is dead.

I would have felt it! He was my...my...I would have known, I'm sure of it.

He must still be alive....

Player: "There's no way to know for sure."

But...but there is. Perhaps you'd learn something where he was last seen? The Fire Temple, was it?

I know this isn't a simple request. The risk is enormous and I'm a stranger to you. But I can't go myself--curse this Human body!

You've already been so kind, but I must ask: Would you please try to find Denlavis one more time?

Player: Accept.

Thank you, Player! I've heard that there's a door in the basement of the Kyola Temple that leads to a temple in Asmodae. That temple could very well be the Fire Temple.

Go through that door into the Fire Temple and look for Denlavis, please.

If he's not there...please don't give up. Anything you might find could be a clue.

And please...be careful.

Player: "Arieluma, Hannet."

It's been a long time since I've seen an Elyos....

You must be lost. What brings you here? Do you seek an escape route?

Player: "The merchant Hannet seeks a Daeva called Denlavis."

What? Hannet? You've seen her? I...I never expected to hear her name again. She must be very old by now. I'm surprised she still remembers me.

I'm...I'm sorry she remembers me. She was my wife. We had a child...stillborn. I ascended just afterward, and in my grief I fled. I couldn't stand Hannet's sadness. When I came here, I was entranced by the lady Kromede, her passion, her riches--and I stayed.

Here, take this necklace. Both our names are inscribed on it. It will prove you were here. Tell her to forget me. Better yet, tell her I'm dead.

Player: "There's no honor in lies, Denlavis, but I will."

Player! I thought you'd never return!

Did you find Denlavis? Have you seen him?

Tell me!

Player: "He's dead. I found this, and there's more...."

Our marriage necklace! Twined in his bones, you say? Dead. Dead and gone then.

And he stayed for this woman Kromede? Asmodian succubus! Faithless man! What a coward he was!

Well, there's an end to it then. What more could be done? Thank you for your help, Player. Knowing the hard truth is better than knowing nothing at all. You have my gratitude.