The tan colored letter is addressed to one "Persephone" and sealed with a green wax seal of an oak leaf over a full moon. It's left for her in the Temples main hall by a middle aged Hin women.

Dear Persephone,

My name is Willow Maynare, a Druid from Amia Forest. I've been looking for someone to help me with unlocking some past memories that I can't recall. I was told you might be able to help me. If this is something you can help me with, I hope you would consider it. I can be contacted in Bendir Dale by leaving your letter at the Hin Inn addressed to me.

Thank you for reading and may the Forest Father bless you and your temple,

Willow Maynare

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My Characters:
Yuilith Kethil Menaiivan Garadeth

*a letter returns*

Willow,

I can indeed help, yes. Please visit the temple at your earliest convenience.

-Persephone

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Persephone Ashallin - Persistant Salandran
Vrok - Cudgel?

A second letter is left at the temple.

Lady Persephone,

Thank you for your willingness to help. Interestingly, I was able to find help from a friend before I could make my trip to the temple. It seems I may not need the help after all. If something should come up, I will let you know.

Thank you again and may the Forest Father bless you and yours,

Willow Maynare

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My Characters:
Yuilith Kethil Menaiivan Garadeth

A letter sealed with the Triadic Seal of Sir Justin Fairfax is left at the Salandran Temple.

Lady Persephone,

I would ask your aid in lifting a cursed blindness from my wife Claire Volain-Fairfax. It stems from harm inflicted on her by one demon worshipper Seamross who did grave harm to her cutting off her hands and other grievous wounds.

The wounds we have healed but the blindness remains because of a tattoo placed upon her by Seamross. In consultation with Tuomas of the tower of Mystra we have been directed to you as one who could remove the the cursed tattoo and hopefully indoing so restore Claire's sight.

As you know Claire has often healed and assisted the needy for healing. She is greatly handicapped in using her gifts because of her lack of sight.

Any assistance you can render to my wife would be greatly appreciated.

In humble supplication,

Sir Justin Fairfax

Dearest Justin,

Can you bring her to the temple? If not, I can make a house call, but I would like to have the temple's stores at my disposal, if at all possible.

Yours,
Persephone Ashallin

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Persephone Ashallin - Persistant Salandran
Vrok - Cudgel?