Well now, Daeva, I hope you can tell from the big smile on my face what my decision was.

You followed the design perfectly, yet put your own mark on the result. It is distinctly yours, and it is distinctly well-made.

It's already on its way to the High Priest. Congratulations.

• "Thank you for your guidance!"

You've proven both your own worth and the worth of my methods. For a new teacher like myself, both are high praise indeed.

Now all that remains is the official ceremony, led by High Priest Agehia herself.

Are you ready for the wonderful world of Master Handicrafting?

• Accept.
• Decline.

Official ceremonies are a little too formal for me, but they do serve a purpose.

They really do grab attention, so everyone can see what you've accomplished. It's a heady feeling.

Anyway, take this recommendation letter to High Priest Agehia at the Convent of Marchutan. She'll take things from there.

• "Thank you, Lanse."

Lanse declared that you passed the Master test. Take her recommendation letter to High Priest Agehia for the Master title.

Welcome to the Convent of Marchutan, child of Asmodae.

Lord Marchutan is away at Gelkmaros, but I can assist you in whatever you need.

Ah, but I sense this is no ordinary visit...?

• "I have a letter from Lanse...."

I'd wanted to meet the Daeva who created that wonderful Necklace. Thank you for such a marvellous gift.

You serve the Shedim Lords well with your expertise. I hope you will continue to contribute in the future.

Congratulations, Daeva--you are now a Master in the art of Handicrafting.

Handicrafting Master Lanse told you that you passed the Master test. All that remained was the official ceremony.

You took Lanse's recommendation letter to High Priest Agehia, who conducted the ceremony and bestowed the title of Handicrafting Master.