Daeva, now all you need to do is settle back in.

You must still be in shock after what happened at the Manor of Illumination, but you can get through it.

Hm? What’s that you’re wearing around your neck?

Aren’t those student ID tags? Are you still wearing them?

Ah, maybe they’re…

• ‘They belong to my friends who died at the manor.’

Well. I’m sorry about your friends.

How great would it be if you could have saved them…

I think I’ll never get used to losing someone close to me.

Thinking about it, you didn’t really get a proper chance to grieve for your friends.

Wouldn’t you like to take a little time now to honour them?

• Accept
• Decline

There are lots of nice places in the city that you would love to show your friends.

Like the Sky Garden, for example, or Prosperity Road.

Take the Light of Eternal Silence, light some incense and remember your friends.

That will definitely be a meaningful experience for you.

• You end the conversation.

Listen to Sarakiel and take the time to remember Lindiana and Setan.

There you are, Daeva.

Did you take enough time for your friends?

You must miss them very much. I know how that feels.

• You say that you met your friends’ souls.

I understand… You met your friends.

I hope that gave their souls some comfort…

That can’t have been easy. Good work, Daeva.

After my sister died, I also realised that you need time to grieve and say goodbye.

Sarakiel saw Setan and Lindiana’s tags, and suggested you commemorate your friends.

You lit some incense at a nice spot in the city, honoured your friends, and were able to see Setan and Lindiana again as souls.

You went back to Sarakiel, who hoped that it gave a little comfort to your friends’ souls. She was of the opinion that people need time to grieve and say goodbye.