A letter addressed to Lady Ordinant Fhasaadi Huntinghawk, Society of the Ordered Mind is given to Armand in the foyer of the Society Chapterhouse, with the instruction by Kepler to, "Please pass it on to Lady Fhasaadi at the most convenient time." The letter reads...

My Lady Fhasaadi,

Firstly, I must thank you for your kindness in sharing with me the dream you had. Your words alone that dark have instilled great strength of mind and purpose in me regarding my faith in Mystra, my Guiding Light. I wish that I could be of greater service to you in future.

Regarding Founder Malark Amblecrown - well I trust that you may have read the report I made recently in the form of an open Letter to the Society - I have gathered no word on his whereabouts as yet. Still, I do not give up hope, for if you feel he is still alive, then I will trust your intuition and presume that he is in fact alive, until it is proven to me otherwise. Many souls fall in the Underdark, but Malark does not have to be one of them. The tarot reading I conducted for you indicted that Malark was in the midst of a 'Taking Wind'; but there was no inkling in my reading that he had perished.

This hope that I hold, I suppose can be seen as idealistic, in the sense that some folk believe that Frederic Bresley found 'The Way' to the Surface. Yet there is no hard proof that Bresley is either dead or alive. This is how I think about Ordinant Malark. Until he is found I will hold to the belief that he can be saved.

If you have read my report you will know the description made by the informant Sorrell Greyn concerning the human male with 'a third eye', apparently 'in a state of bliss', yet impaled in a cage among a flood of beholderkin. Even in this state, the man may in fact still be alive - who can know the depths of depravity that an aberration will go to in order to torture an Ordinant of the Society? In the conclusion of my report I hazarded a guess that this human male may in fact be Malark. Though Sorrell made it clear he felt that this man was very much dead, I still believe it worth investigating if in fact the man is Malark.

I realise the sensitive nature of this investigation, and if you would like me to simply drop it for now, I will understand.

I can be contacted via the Last Stand; or alternatively, if Ordinant Armand does not mind, I will ask him of any correspondence addressed to me is in his possession from time to time.

Yours in the spirit of finding the truth,

Kepler Szul, Society Ordinant.