John Doe seems knowledgeable. Surely he knows where to look for the other Obols. I should question him about them in more detail once we’re back at camp.

John says a local priestess was keeping the second Obol. I should pay her a visit and look for the relic.

The Swamps are gloomy and damp, and every creature seems eager to tear a chunk out of me. I couldn’t find anything but a small tablet covered in inscriptions. Perhaps John Doe can read them.

The tablet spoke of a priestess and something called the Ritual of Summoning. John Doe asked me to bring more samples so he can decipher them and find out where the Obol got to.

There were plenty of clay tablets lying around in the Swamps. I hope it’s enough for John to piece everything together.

John has the tablets now. I should ask if he’s uncovered anything.

John Doe clarified the meaning of some of the symbols. Now I can translate the text on the tablets on my own. Perhaps other writings in the Swamps will point me to where to look for the priestess and the Obol.

The murals pointed me to an ancient burial site. There should be signs of the priestess there.

The only way to get Charon’s Obol is to find where the priestess was laid to rest. I’d better take the dagger along. You never know.