*writen in a clear and precise script*

Sir Dal, as per our discussion the other day, I will like to meet with you again in the very near future to plan a journey.

For your complete information, those with me when I discovered that which we discussed were Menelanna of course, the hin Lokesh, miss Rhianna, dwarves by the name of Kalin, Dorin, and as you know, sir Gimball. It was not an easy journey and very nearly cost us all our lives.

I presume you have mentioned to the other Seekers what we discussed.

This is indeed nearly all I can think about at this time, and would like to find out just what it means. I've been preparing to make this journey already, and would like to make it soon and with your company. So that we can minimize potential harm coming from such an expedition, I hope that we can appropriately discuss and plan as the Seekers best see fit.

Find me, or leave a letter for me at the Rock Bottom.

Best regards - Edgin Butler

Edgin,

I explored the place on my own after we'd talked. I found nothing out of the ordinary despite searching every passage I could find. Regardless, let's meet in the near future so you can show me what you meant.

[signed] Dal

*another note is left for dal at the bar in seeker's hall*

Sir Dal, I've been out to where I was before, through a series of flooded caverns, past a field of mind numbing, aromatic fungus... and into the great cavern I spoke of once again. After having some trouble with giants made of stone, our party made some very interesting discoveries, though not of the sort I had hoped for. I should also note, the odd source of light in the giant cavern that we saw before... was not to be found.

However, we met a most unusual gnome, a druidess it seems, who has been working to keep Orogs out of her grove. Though she asked for our assistance, we were at the time undersupplied and weary of what had been, and unfortunately became an even more troublesome journey. I am most curious as to how this gnome survives out there all alone....

We also saw something much like the ruins here in Dunwarren, only this settlement was full of Orogs. There must have been hundreds of them, perhaps even more.

Though I explored the city while under the guise of invisibility, I decided it was unwise to tarry there for long.

This information did not come without cost. I continue to be overwhelmed by a desire to find out more.

I am temporarily at the blue mushroom instead of the rock bottom. It might be best to find me, or leave any correspondence for me there. However, I will be back to Sanctuary from time to time and stopping by the rock bottom when I am there.

I should like to show you these places myself if you have not already seen them. Perhaps we could do this soon.

Sincere regards - Edgin Butler

*another sealed note left for Dal at the bar in the seeker's hall*

Sir Dal, I've already told Cog and Ivandur about this...

I'll be brief. A druid of surprising power across the lake has asked for assistance in the recovery of an artifact of great importance to her grove. In return, she has promised to reveal what she knows of possible paths to the surface. This ancient druid, the last of her grove, surely must know more than most.

The artifact, a wheel, or large disc, has been broken into perhaps four or more pieces and scattered. There may be more, but if they are of equal size, I am imagining there would be four pieces all together to make one circle.

A group I was with found one of these pieces in the hands of a stone giant chieftan that was slain. It is now in the hands of Rhis, an elven druid, who I hope is alive and well. Ivandur informs me that the druid Adrian might have another, and Cog knows of another halfling that may have a piece.

This information came to me at great cost. I lost my most prized possession in obtaining it, a chain shirt of high quality.

Please do what you can to find the other pieces of this disc, not only would sanctuary gain a powerful ally across the lake, but possible knowledge that could lead to our salvation.

I have now returned to the Rock Bottom as my journeys across the lake have drained me significantly. Please write to me, or find me there.

Best regards - Edgin Butler

Edgin,

your efforts in the matter you described are very much appreciated. I look forward to meeting you in the near future to discuss all this in further detail. All of Sanctuary will be indebted to you if what you say is true and we manage to find the pieces of this disc.

Please let everyone you believe to currently possess a piece know that I would like to meet them as soon as possible.

My thanks again, Dal