What Moves the Dead

That gargoyle... Someone must have created it for Brencis. We need to discover who.

That wasn't exactly a warm welcome. Mevasser stormed out, but Crake's still trying to convince him to help us. I need to follow.

Mevasser agreed to help us after all. He showed us a woodcut of Silas and his workshop. Maybe it can help us find the place?

Judging from the woodcut, Silas had his workshop in Altenmarkt. I should meet with Crake soon to look for it.

Mevasser told us of a legendary alchemist, Silas, who may have been the first to create gargoyles. His notes should hold the key to this mystery.

We have located the street where Silas kept his workshop, but we still need to find the exact building. Let's ask around.

An old lady pointed us to a house that may have once belonged to Silas. We need to check it out with Crake.

We entered the house that matched the description. I'm still not sure if Silas actually lived here, so we need to search the place thoroughly.

The floorboards next to the chimney seem different from the others. Perhaps they can be moved?

We found a hatch under the floorboards. I guess it hides the entrance to the basement.

There doesn't seem to be much in the basement, but still - maybe Silas hid something here?

We discovered a secret passage hidden behind a bookcase. It leads further underground.

Ancient ruins, right beneath Svartrau! This must be where Silas carried out his disgusting experiments.

There's no mistaking it. This was Silas's workshop, or rather his laboratory. But it seems someone was here before us. Were they searching for his research notes as well?

Those thieves dropped a page from Silas's book. Maybe we can still catch them, or at least find out where they took the rest.

Something massacred this man. I might still find clues on his body, or maybe even the stolen book itself.

Some monster has dragged Crake deeper into the ruins. I must rescue him!

I have defeated the monster, but Crake is wounded. I must guide him safely out of the ruins.

The legend is true! Silas did write about gargoyle creation. Now that book is in the hands of the infamous mage, Aurelius. I must recover it at all costs.