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In Galvansburg, the pair seek out "The Crone." Along the way, they encounter many oddities, including alchemical creations bearing a strong resemblance to Corvus. Eventually, they find the garden and "The Crone," a necromancer named Margaret. She greets Corvus first, but her focus shifts to Annette after noticing her "aliveness," expressing surprise at seeing a living mage this far into Alacastor. She introduces herself as a renowned alchemist and researcher under the direction of the Congregation of Mortis. Annette, being raised in a setting removed from society, inquires about the order. Margaret tells her about the Congregation and its ruling: an order of mages who gave their lives to use the Miasma to grant the people of Alacastor eternal life. At its head is a living god named Mortis who supposedly brought this gift to humanity at his second coming. When Margaret asks what brought the pair to Galvansburg, Annette tells her of her parents' disappearance and the contents of the ledger. Intrigued by what she's hearing, Margaret pries into Annette's past and tells the pair that she might know something interesting of Annette's parents and perhaps Annette herself… but will only divulge the information if she is willing fetch a companion of hers from their location to the south.

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from The Liminal Descent, released January 30, 2013

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