(This looks like a very old diary. You'd better be careful it doesn't fall apart.)

(Ervin would know who it belonged to. Maybe she'd like to see it.)

• "Let's see what Ervin has to say."

You found a diary after killing a zombie. Take it to Ervin and find out who it belonged to.

What brings you here?

• "You might like to read this."

This sounds like it belonged to Aureia. He sent his son away, but...I guess he didn't make it.

His descendants might want to know what happened to him. That family's been using the character "Aur" in front of their names for generations.

If you've ever come across anyone with a name like that, why don't you see if he's their ancestor?

• "I think I know someone...."

Azphelumbra. Enjoying your travels?

• "Is your family from Brusthonin?"

No, I'm afraid I don't know this family. I suppose it's just a coincidence that my name's Aur.

There must be somebody else with an "Aur" name that you could ask.

• "Maybe in Beluslan..."

Are you looking for something in particular?

• "Are you from the Aur family?"

I'm not...but I once met someone who was. He remarked on the coincidence.

His name was Asustri. Apparently his branch of the family started changing their names to "Asu" after some kind of tragedy.

He said he was heading back to Brusthonin.

• "I'll search there."

I heard a Daeva was asking after me.

• "Is this your ancestor's diary?"

Yes...it certainly seems to be. My branch of the family changed their names to "Asu" in honour of those who stayed in Brusthonin and died.

This diary's rather depressing. It all happened a long time ago, but you can still see the contamination in the land.

I hope he's not one of the undead I had to kill last week.

You found an old diary while killing a Zombie. According to Ervin, it belonged to someone in the village. You decided to take it to their descendant.

The family had the tradition of affixing "Aur" to the front of its name, so you asked all the Aurs you knew.

Eventually, one of them told you that he'd met someone from that family, but that they'd changed their name to "Asu." You showed the diary to Asustri and he said it belonged to his ancestor.