Information is needed

Dear Mr. Moostrav,

You also do no service by being mean. Kaiva is my student, and she is learning. If she tries your patience, then please leave her alone. You don't have to help if you don't want to. But please do not call her names or try to tell us not to help her if she needs it. It doesn't matter what you think of Kaiva. She's not the only person effected here, and it's a problem that we are going to have to take care of anyway. Being mean to Kaiva because she made a mistake is only distracting from what we could be doing. So I'm asking you nicely to please let her be.

-Midori Suarez,
Daughter of Mercy

I would also like to say that I will help the affected in any way I can. Though, I am not entirely sure of what use I'd be. I don't think druidics will help in this matter and my Arcane knowledge is amateur at best. Anything I can do to help release anyone marked by this True Warlock, just ask.

With eyes to read and a quick wit like yours to analyze the information held within tomes and written works, surely you could be of use.


~Nalick

God works in mysterious ways.
It's beginning, Kaiva.
Are you ready?

I will work with my fellow Laurant-Belmonts in researching this issue.

Kaiva,

My cousin is a rather obsessive researcher and I am sure she would be willing to find out anything she can about your predicament. Please answer the following questions if you wish for assistance. She likes to be thorough. I suppose that is what happens when a bookworm becomes a physician. Where did you find the mark you were carrying? Why were you carrying it? Did you know what it was? Did you ask what it was? How did you come upon this rift? Did it open at random or do you think the mark called it into being? Was the mark in your bags? Were you carrying it in your hand? How are you feeling now that it has become a part of you? Thank you for your cooperation if you choose to comply, if not, I hope you find what you are looking for elsewhere.