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50,"TEXT_CLSALC630_02437_SEVERIAN_000_003","It would be both premature and fallacious to proclaim this woman still among the living, but I would concede with some degree of confidence that she was the target of an attempted resurrection. Hmph, never would I have thought others so inclined as myself to toy with the taboo."
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51,"TEXT_CLSALC630_02437_SEVERIAN_000_004","Ahhh, yes, now I recall! I once heard tell of a great thaumaturge of the Order of Nald'thal who was rumored to have dabbled in magic sinister and sable─magic that sought to undo the natural law. I wonder, could those rumors allude to this same attempted resurrection we are seeing?"
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52,"TEXT_CLSALC630_02437_SEVERIAN_000_005","Hear me now, my ever capable assistant. You must travel to the Thaumaturges' Guild and there speak with a priest by the name of Yayaroku. Have it from his mouth and his alone whatever truth there may be to these rumors. I have the most sneaking of suspicions they may be inextricably linked to our curious corpse."
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53,"TEXT_CLSALC630_02437_YAYAROKU_000_010","Hello, there. Have you come to offer prayers to Nald'thal? Or perhaps you wish to give alms to our Order?"
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53,"TEXT_CLSALC630_02437_YAYAROKU_000_010","Hello there. Have you come to offer prayers to Nald'thal? Or perhaps you wish to give alms to our Order?"
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54,"TEXT_CLSALC630_02437_YAYAROKU_000_011","A great thaumaturge once in our ranks? One who dabbled in the taboo, you say?"
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55,"TEXT_CLSALC630_02437_YAYAROKU_000_012","Ah, and by taboo, I gather you are referring to the art of resurrection, are you not? I am afraid it is just as you say─those arts are taboo. They are forbidden to be practiced by the hands of mere man."
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56,"TEXT_CLSALC630_02437_YAYAROKU_000_013","But yes, now that you mention this, I do recall one such thaumaturge. He was with us some time ago, and was obsessed with discovering the very origins of life. His zeal was unmatched, and drove him to explore those darkest arts when the answers he sought could not be found elsewhere."
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