HomeDialoguesThe raven tilts its head, affixing you with a single beady eye. "What is wrrrrit, is wrrrrit no more, for windThe raven tilts its head, affixing you with a single beady eye. "What is wrrrrit, is wrrrrit no more, for windCopy linkRelated passagesThe raven tilts its head, affixing you with a single beady eye. "What is wrrrrit, is wrrrrit no more, for wind[Examine the circular protrusion]Referenced byRelated entriesThe ancient inscriptions have fallen victim to time and weather. Try as you might, you cannot decipher them.The raven tilts its head, affixing you with a single beady eye. "What is wrrrrit, is wrrrrit no more, for windThe raven tilts its head, affixing you with a single beady eye. "What is wrrrrit, is wrrrrit no more, for wind[Examine the circular protrusion]The ancient inscriptions have fallen victim to time and weather. Try as you might, you cannot decipher them.Discussion & corrections+
