The three packages arriving at the Watch House, Archibald Estate, and the hands of the Friendly Ascensionist in the Upper Marlet contain this book. The individual letters read:

Dear Members of the Watch,

This work is one that I would not have been able to complete without the help and protection of Sergeant Albrect von Asch and Corporal Salvador Komero. As a symbol of my appreciation I give you a copy of this work, place it where ever you think appropriate in the Watch House but take it as an example of what you fine men and women are capable of doing beyond the city itself.

Best regards and a beautiful day to all of you, Senestia Avarscanti

Dear Queen's Rook,

You asked to see the book I acquired from that man we freed when we went to retrieve the ship for Lord Alexander Archibald. I believe this book would do a much better job of explaining everything.

Thank you for inviting me on your venture and for allowing me the opportunity to learn what had happened to Jean-Paul and Therese.

If you believe Lord Alexander Archibald has the free time, please feel free to pass the book onto him. I would want him to know what he has helped unravel as well.

Best regards and a beautiful day to you, Senestia Avarscanti

Dear Ascensionist,

This is just a guess, but I presume Adelia Tyrell might still be with the other members of the Ascensionists. If you know where she is, could you please pass this onto her.

Best regards and a beautiful day to you, Senestia Avarscanti

Dear Adelia Tyrell,

I hope this letter reaches you so that you would learn that Jean-Paul and Therese's tale has not ended on a sad note. In fact, they were able to live out the rest of their lives in happiness together. This work, which you have certainly contributed to and would not have been written without you, will explain everything.

Thank you for telling me what you knew and for giving me the opportunity to discover more of it.

Best regards and a beautiful day to you, Senestia Avarscanti