I have a special treatment liquid that can darken faded ink. Well, I did, before I used the last of it yesterday on an important library book.

Trouble is, my next shipment isn't due for another few days. Fortunately, it's fairly easy to make. The key ingredient is animal bile.

If this document is that important, the quickest way to go about this is for you to get the bile for me. How about it?

• Accept.
• Decline.

Since the ink was made in Gelkmaros, the most effective treatment will probably be derived from that region as well.

I suggest hunting Lowland Leowasps and Crawling Serrators at Vorgaltem Battlefield.

I can purify their Maroon Bile and use it on the faded lettering.

• "Then you'll have it soon."

Good timing. I did all the other work while you were gone. Now the paper won't disintegrate from the slightest breeze.

All I need to do now is to treat the ink to make it legible. Do you have the Maroon Bile I need?

• "Is this it?"

Gunter needs Maroon Bile to restore the document. Kill Lowland Leowasps and Crawling Serrators and bring him their bile.

Let me take a closer look at your document.

Hmm, I can use Tikel fibre to strengthen the paper weave... A little cleanser will remove some of the yellowing...

As for the ink... Hmmm, that might be difficult.

• "Why's that?"

You have an air of triumph about you, Daeva.

I assume this means Gunter succeeded with the Ancient Dragonbound Document?

• "Read it for yourself."

I'm impressed. Gunter's reputation is certainly earned. It's not pristine, of course, but more than good enough to read.

Give me a moment to study this, and I'll be able to determine where Stormwing is sealed.

Gunter needed ink treatment liquid to restore the faded lettering. To make it, he required Maroon Bile.

After a trip to Vorgaltem Battlefield, you brought him Maroon Bile, and he finished restoring the Ancient Dragonbound Document.

You took the document back to Herka, who told you that she should now be able to determine where Stormwing is sealed.