Over two years have gone by since I passed the Inquisitor’s tests and escaped to tell the tale. My original log was posted as a note for reasons only to be known by him, but today I hope I have redeemed myself and so am finally posting my find. Did not revisit the final, but did visit some other parts.

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Under the chilly gloom of the eclipse my trusty aid and I once again entered the Inquisitor’s lair which holds tests and torturous devices. This day I was first drawn to another passage which I had not been through previously. In the distance I could hear screams, but only just. We followed the sound until we reached a bricked up wall. The sounds behind were no longer screams, but were crying, sobbing. My trusty aid and I set to work quickly at dismantling the wall until we were greeted by the tearful face of a young lady behind it. Her tears soon changed from that of despair to happiness as I helped her through the opening, my aid snapping away on his camera as I did.

We decided to get her out to safety as quickly as possible. We passed the area that I undertook the first test by the inquisitor previously and the young lady shook with fear as we did. Clearly something had happened to her here too. A short time later we came across a huge torture device and I had to clasp my palm across our new acquaintance’s mouth to stifle her screams as she clasped eyes on it. It was here that I suggested to my aid to hide one of the photos that he took of us releasing this prisoner.

Grand Inquisitor, if you wish to retrieve this photograph before others find it and publish the horror you inflicted on this lady then follow these instructions:

Go to your large torture device at H7 (will need to use a little imagination). Face it from it’s south side. To your left there is stone pillar with a small climb up. Climb up it. You will find the photograph against the pillar buried under a few rocks. To make sure you are in the correct place there are yellow coloured * -> symbols just above the hide.

I hope it is still in good condition. I have been carrying this packaged up for two years in my backpack, but have alwasy had other people with me and so have not had a chance to hide it.